Very helpful
Helps me track my books well
Extremely overpriced
Please do not pay for this app. There are plenty of free alternatives. These people are charging extortionate prices for very basic functions.
Amazing
Honestly easy to use and makes inventory work easy as pie. Not a bot btw just really love this app
Do NOT enter your payment info unless you’re cool fighting to stop charges later.
If you’re considering this app: do not enter your payment information unless you’re comfortable fighting to stop charges later.
I used this app one single time.
Despite my account clearly showing I was on the Free plan (with invoices of $0/month), OrcaScan charged my debit card $20 every month anyway.
Timeline, since facts matter:
• First unauthorized charge: June 2025
• Repeated charges: July, August, September, October, November, December 2025, and January 2026
• First email to OrcaScan disputing this: September 9, 2025
• Total attempts to resolve: 5+ emails (Rhys, Owen)
Their explanation?
They “can’t find my account.”
That excuse doesn’t hold up when they somehow had no problem finding my debit card every single month.
I provided:
• Screenshots of my account showing $0 invoices
• Bank records showing repeated $20 charges
• Written notice revoking any permission to bill my card
The charges continued anyway.
Billing someone without consent after being explicitly told to stop — and then blaming an internal “billing issue” while doing nothing to fix it — is unacceptable. At best, this is gross negligence. At worst, it borders on predatory.
I regret downloading it, and I regret not reviewing until now.
I used this app one single time.
Despite my account clearly showing I was on the Free plan (with invoices of $0/month), OrcaScan charged my debit card $20 every month anyway.
Timeline, since facts matter:
• First unauthorized charge: June 2025
• Repeated charges: July, August, September, October, November, December 2025, and January 2026
• First email to OrcaScan disputing this: September 9, 2025
• Total attempts to resolve: 5+ emails (Rhys, Owen)
Their explanation?
They “can’t find my account.”
That excuse doesn’t hold up when they somehow had no problem finding my debit card every single month.
I provided:
• Screenshots of my account showing $0 invoices
• Bank records showing repeated $20 charges
• Written notice revoking any permission to bill my card
The charges continued anyway.
Billing someone without consent after being explicitly told to stop — and then blaming an internal “billing issue” while doing nothing to fix it — is unacceptable. At best, this is gross negligence. At worst, it borders on predatory.
I regret downloading it, and I regret not reviewing until now.
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Perfect
Perfect for what we need
