EASYLABEL review
A Windows label platform that pairs barcode design with databases, automation, RFID, and batch printing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EASYLABEL is Windows desktop software for designing and printing barcode labels, from shipping labels to more complex compliance labels. Tharo Systems, Inc. positions it for teams that need variable fields, serial-number data, batch printing, database connectivity, RFID support, and automated print workflows. Its feature set suits operations working with supported printers, Windows drivers, business databases, and structured data sources. It is less suitable for teams seeking a browser-first or platform-neutral labeling system.
The published plans follow a one-time licensing model. Start is free with any Tharo printer. Silver costs $245 one time for a single-user license, basic editing, and use with available printers and Windows drivers. Gold costs $545 and adds internal and external database connections plus a wizard for 1D and 2D barcode creation. Platinum costs $995 and adds programming, automation, XML Monitor, and XML Generator features. Multi-User costs $1,495 for network licensing across multiple copies. Terminal Server and Net Print Server each cost $2,995; the former runs on Windows Terminal Server, while the latter adds a web-browser interface for printing from devices with browser access.
EASYLABEL’s main distinction is the breadth of its operational tooling. It supports ODBC and dBASE databases, Excel files, SAP, Oracle, XML, and ActiveX, alongside text-file record imports, command files, command-line printing, print queues, reporting, backups, and RFID labels. The Barcode Wizard covers 1D, 2D, and GS1 formats, while XML and ActiveX features support automation-oriented workflows. Choose EASYLABEL if your organization operates on Windows and needs a broad mix of label design, variable data, integrations, and print automation. Choose an alternative if cloud deployment or a REST API is central to your requirements.
EASYLABEL pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports 1D, 2D, and GS1 barcode creation with a wizard
- Connects to ODBC, dBASE, Excel, SAP, Oracle, XML, and ActiveX
- Adds batch printing, RFID, XML automation, and print-history reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Runs on Windows rather than as a cloud application
- Start is free only with a Tharo printer
- Silver is limited to one user with basic editing
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