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Digital Florists vs Iris: Florist Software Built for UK & Ireland Shops

Iris has made florist software in the US for over a decade. Here's how Digital Florists compares for UK and Ireland shops on pricing, delivery, and support.

Why florists switch from Iris

See how Digital Florists compares to Iris on price, delivery and lock-in. Plus why florists make the switch.

Built for UK & Ireland florists Pricing you can see Delivery included on every plan

Switching is safe & easy

Moving from Iris is painless

1

Start free

A full 30-day trial, no card required. Try it alongside Iris before you commit to anything.

2

We bring your data across

We help import your customers and products so you're not starting from scratch, and we'll tell you upfront what's transferable.*

3

Live in 1–2 weeks

Real UK & Ireland support throughout, your data is always exportable, and you can cancel any time.

*Order history depends on what your current system lets us export. We'll confirm exactly what's transferable before you move.

Pricing, side by side

Pricing, Side by Side

Like-for-like. Same capabilities. See what you pay.

Digital Florists

Complete + POS

£140 /mo

No setup fees

  • Order management
  • Proposals, contracts & e-signatures
  • Delivery management with live tracking
  • Native driver app with offline mode
  • POS on Mac and Windows
  • Task management & automations
  • 30-day free trial, no card required
Iris

Amethyst, Sapphire, Emerald & Ruby

Quote only

You'll need to contact Iris for a quote (at time of writing)

  • No published plan prices: Amethyst, Sapphire, Emerald, and Ruby are named without prices (at time of writing)
  • Delivery Routing listed on their higher Emerald and Ruby tiers, not on the base plans (at time of writing)
  • Plans include 2 computer installations; multi-store needs an additional subscription per store (at time of writing)
Florists who switch to Digital Florists typically save £250-£350 in their first year across the systems they replace.

Competitor pricing sourced from publicly available information. Prices in USD converted to GBP at approximate exchange rates. Please verify current pricing with each provider. All Digital Florists prices exclude VAT.

The big differences

Key Differences Between Digital Florists and Iris

Built for UK & Ireland florists

Digital Florists is priced in pounds, supported from the UK and Ireland, and built around how UK shops work. Iris is a US product: the only price it publishes is in US dollars, delivery charges on its site are set up by zip code (among other options), and its office is in New York.

Pricing you can see

Our plans are on the pricing page: Orders £75/mo, Complete £125/mo, POS add-on £15/mo, no setup fees. Iris's pricing page names four plans but doesn't list prices for them (at time of writing), so you'll need to ask for a quote.

Delivery included on every plan

Route optimisation, our native driver app, live customer tracking, and photo proof of delivery come with every Digital Florists plan. Iris lists Delivery Routing on its higher Emerald and Ruby tiers, and a driver app and photo proof of delivery aren't advertised on its site (at time of writing).

Co-founded by a florist

Gemma Wakerley owns and runs Booker Flowers in Liverpool today, and co-founded Digital Florists from behind its counter. Iris describes itself as 'a technology company that loves florists'.

Works in the browser on any device

Digital Florists runs in the browser on Mac, Windows, and iPad with nothing to install. Iris is an installed desktop app sold with 2 computer installations per plan, and extra shops need an additional subscription per store (their published model).

Delivery routes - I would have genuinely spent 2-3 hours each evening on peak days organising routes. Now it takes 10 minutes.
G

Gary Connolly

Managing Director, Memento Floral Designs, Belfast

Every feature, side by side

Feature Comparison

Delivery management included on every plan

Iris lists Delivery Routing on its Emerald and Ruby tiers, not as standard (at time of writing).

Digital Florists
Iris

Live delivery tracking link for customers

Not advertised on Iris's site (at time of writing).

Digital Florists
Iris

Native driver app (iOS and Android) with offline mode

Not advertised on Iris's site (at time of writing).

Digital Florists
Iris

Photo proof of delivery

Not advertised on Iris's site (at time of writing).

Digital Florists
Iris

Route optimisation

Iris includes optimised route creation on its higher tiers; Digital Florists optimises by time, distance, and delivery windows on every plan.

Digital Florists
Iris

Browser-based on Mac, Windows, and iPad (no installs)

Iris is an installed desktop app for Windows and Mac; plans include 2 computer installations (their published model).

Digital Florists
Iris

Till and order entry

Iris sells its iPad POS as an optional add-on from its Sapphire tier; Digital Florists POS is a £15/mo add-on to Orders or Complete.

Digital Florists
Iris

Wedding and event management (proposals, e-signatures, multi-drop events)

Iris advertises event software with proposals and emailed PDFs. E-signatures and multi-drop event orders aren't advertised on its site (at time of writing).

Digital Florists
Iris

Customer records and order history

Digital Florists
Iris

Free trial, no card required

Iris advertises 14 days; Digital Florists gives you 30 days.

Digital Florists
Iris

Monthly billing, no contracts

Digital Florists
Iris

Common Questions About Switching from Iris

Start with a free 30-day trial, no card required. We help with importing your customers and products from Iris, plus order history where their export allows it. We'll let you know upfront what's transferable. Most florists are fully live within 1-2 weeks, and you can keep running Iris in parallel during the transition.
Yes. Iris advertises a 14-day free trial with no card. Ours is 30 days, no card, and we set it up with you on a call. Run both side by side if you like.
Yes, and our prices are published: Orders is £75/mo, Complete is £125/mo, and POS is a £15/mo add-on, all ex VAT with no setup fees. Iris doesn't publish plan prices (at time of writing); the only price on its pricing page is a $40/month-per-computer Extended Support Plan, a support add-on, so you'll need to ask for a quote.
Iris's installed desktop app keeps working without an internet connection, and that's a genuine strength of their model. Digital Florists runs in the browser, so the dashboard needs a connection, and our native driver app has an offline mode so delivery runs carry on through signal blackspots.
Yes. Digital Florists currently connects to 11+ platforms including Shopify and Interflora, so orders land in your dashboard automatically. You don't need to change your website to switch.
Yes. You get hands-on UK and Ireland support throughout setup and data import, plus live chat and a help centre. Support is included, with no per-ticket fees. Iris's support team operates from its New York office.
No. We import your customers and products, and bring across order history where your previous system allows. You always own your data and can export it back out in CSV at any time.
No. Digital Florists is monthly with 30 days' notice to cancel and no setup fees. You're never locked in.
Yes. Digital Florists is a browser-based platform that works on Mac, Windows, iPad, and any modern browser. Our driver app is a native iOS and Android app with offline mode.
You can export all your data in CSV format at any time and cancel with 30 days' notice. There are no exit fees and you always own your data.

Ready to See Digital Florists in Action?

Book a demo with a real florist dashboard. Start your 30-day no-card trial whenever you're ready.

Competitor information was last verified in June 2026. Features and pricing are subject to change. We recommend verifying details directly with the provider before making a purchasing decision. All third-party trademarks referenced on this page are the property of their respective owners. Digital Florists is not affiliated with or endorsed by any third party mentioned on this page.