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Onix

About Onix

Built by people who ran the counter.

Onix didn’t come out of an accelerator. It came out of the GSM trade — out of years spent running service storefronts, buying from supplier APIs, and dispatching orders by hand at midnight.

Why Onix exists

The dispatch desk we wanted to retire was our own.

If you sell IMEI services, unlocks, credits or tool activations, you know the routine: an order lands, you check which supplier is cheapest and actually delivering today, forward the order, wait, chase, paste the result back to the customer — and repeat that a few hundred times a week. The tools that existed either weren’t built for this trade, or made you run your own server to use them.

We built Onix because we wanted the storefront to do that work itself: watch the suppliers, route each order to the one that will deliver, hold the margin steady while costs move, and only call a human when something genuinely needs one. Fully hosted, because patching a server at 2 a.m. is nobody’s business model.

Onix is operated by Onix Ltd in London, and it’s the platform we’d have wanted on day one of our own counter — which is still the standard every feature has to meet.

What we hold ourselves to

Three promises, in writing.

No feature gates

Every plan is the whole platform. We don't hold routing, resellers or reports hostage behind a bigger tier — pricing differs only in how you pay.

Honest comparisons

Our comparison pages say when the other tool is the better choice. If Onix isn't right for your business, we'd rather you find out on our site than after paying.

Your data stays yours

Catalogue, customers, balances — exportable any day, including the day you leave. Supplier relationships stay between you and your suppliers.

The company

Onix, on paper.

Legal entity
Onix Ltd
Based in
London, United Kingdom
Product
Onix — commerce automation for GSM & digital-service sellers
Contact
[email protected]WhatsApp +44 7868 194776

Not affiliated with Shopify, Chevrolet, the Pokémon franchise, or the ONIX book-metadata standard — we just liked the stone.

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