Comparison

Divejunk vs Dive Shop 360

Dive Shop 360 is a retail package with point of sale, courses, trips, rentals and repairs. Divejunk does that same work and adds the fill station, the cylinders and the compressor in the same system.

In short

Feature by feature

Only what we could establish from public sources. Where we found nothing, the table says unknown instead of making an assumption. The numbers refer to the source list at the bottom of the page.

FeatureDivejunkDive Shop 360
Fill station automation
Yes

The fill station drives the fill and records pressure, O2 and He for every fill.

No

Prepaid Air Cards for fills in the Core tier. A link to the fill station itself is not part of it.

1
Cylinder register with inspection dates
Yes

Every cylinder with its owner, inspection and hydro dates, fill history and QR scan.

No

No cylinder register with inspection dates found in the public feature overviews.

1
Compressor logbook and EN 12021 air tests
Yes

Running hours, maintenance schedules and quarterly tests scored automatically against the standard.

No

No compressor log and no gas analysis log found in the public feature overviews.

1
Rental maintenance log
Yes

Counters per serial number, service interval in months and rentals, log with attachments.

Unknown

Rentals and service with reminders are listed. We did not find a maintenance log per rental item with counters.

1
Point of sale
Yes

Point of sale with customer accounts, QR scanning, stock and instant invoicing.

Yes

Retail point of sale with more than 120 vendor catalogues, gift cards, loyalty, purchasing and commissions.

1
Courses and trips
Yes

Course planning with enrolments, plus trips with participant lists and transport groups.

Yes

Course calendar with rosters and waiting list, plus trips and charters.

1
Rentals
Yes

Rentals per item or set, with a size profile per customer and returns at the counter or in the app.

Yes

Rentals are included from the Startup tier.

1
Service and repair
Yes

Repair orders with status, parts and history per item.

Yes

Service and repair with reminders.

1
E-learning
Yes

Modules with lessons, media and quiz questions, with progress per student.

Unknown

We found no public information about e-learning.

1
Waivers and declarations
Yes

Waivers signed digitally, fitness declarations and document requirements per course or location.

Partly

Through an integration with Smartwaiver.

1
CRM automations
Yes

Workflows with triggers such as cylinder inspection about to expire, birthday or X days after a purchase.

Partly

Email marketing, text-to-pay and Google review requests. The messaging assistant costs 50 dollars per month extra.

1
Customer app
Yes

My Divejunk: enrol, pay, follow your fills and keep a dive logbook.

Unknown

There is an own webshop. We found no public information about an app for customers.

1
Price per month
€0 / €19 / €49

Free plan, then per month. No setup fees, Enterprise on request.

from $149

Startup 149 dollars per month. Core and Plus on request; older pages mention 299 dollars per month plus a one-off 3,000 dollars for Plus, which is also the tier with multi-location.

1
Platform
Web

Runs in the browser on laptop, tablet or phone. Needs an internet connection.

Web

Cloud software in the browser. Needs an internet connection.

1
Certification agencies
Yes

Record and monitor certifications from every agency for customers and instructors, including expiry dates. Registration itself stays with the agency.

Yes

Active certification registration with PADI, SSI and SDI/TDI.

1
Data portability and import
Yes

Import customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards from Excel or CSV, with a template per type.

Unknown

We found no public information about exporting or importing your own data.

1

Unknown means we could not establish it from public sources, not that the feature is missing.

What dive shops say about Dive Shop 360

Verbatim comments from dive shop owners on public forums. We did not shorten or edit them.

this is the best we have found
Scubatude on ScubaBoard · late 2017
Changes and updates take time, but it is still better than most other options
Scubatude on ScubaBoard · late 2017

Switching over

You do not have to move everything in one weekend. Start with the module that hurts most and bring the rest across when it suits you.

1

Import your data

Customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards load in from Excel or CSV. The import screen has a template ready for each type.

2

Try it for free

You create a trial account yourself. The free plan stays free and the paid plans run 30 days at no cost. No setup fees.

3

Run them side by side

Start with one module, the fill station or rentals for example, and move the rest once everything checks out.

Frequently asked questions

How does Divejunk differ from Dive Shop 360?

On the shop side they look alike: point of sale, courses, trips, rentals and repairs are in both. The difference is on the technical diving side. Divejunk drives the fill station, records every fill with its O2 and He percentage, keeps inspection dates per cylinder and holds the compressor logbook with EN 12021 air tests.

Does Dive Shop 360 have a cylinder register or compressor logbook?

Not that we found in the public product information. There are prepaid Air Cards for fills in the Core tier. If you can see that we have this wrong, let us know at info@divejunk.com.

What is the price difference?

Dive Shop 360 starts at 149 dollars per month for Startup. Core and Plus are on request, and older pages mention 299 dollars per month plus a one-off 3,000 dollars for Plus. The messaging assistant costs 50 dollars per month extra. Divejunk costs €0, €19 or €49 per month with no setup fees.

Can I bring my data across?

In Divejunk you import customers, cylinders, products, rental items, gas mixes and fill cards from Excel or CSV, with a template per type. We found no public information about exporting from Dive Shop 360, so ask your current supplier about that before you switch.

Sources

  1. 1. Dive Shop 360, feature and pricing pages
  2. 2. ScubaBoard, thread “Dive shop software”

Collected on 18 September 2026 from public sources. Spotted an error, or do you disagree with a row? Email info@divejunk.com and we will correct it.

See for yourself whether it fits

Create a trial account, import your customers and cylinders and judge it with your own data.