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Flyware PawnShop review

#6 of 18 in Pawn Shop Software

Low-cost Windows software covering pawnbroking, second-hand sales, inventory and POS.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Flyware PawnShop is Windows desktop software for pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers. Its pawnbroker edition adds loan processing for goods held as security to workflows for buying, consigning, trading in and selling goods. Solo operators and small shops can also manage inventory, point-of-sale activity, item disposals and reporting from a network database shared across computers.

Pricing is subscription-based. The Pawnbroking Subscription 1 month costs AUD 27.50 per month and includes the pawnbroker edition, Goods Held, Income/Outgoings and Search reports, NSW Police record-keeping and transfer, plus free email support. The six-month pawnbroking subscription costs AUD 160 per six months with the same core features. The 12-month version costs AUD 299 per year and adds a 15-minute online training/support session. International Pawnbroking/2nd Hand costs AUD 145 per six months and includes the international edition, reports and free email support; its 12-month plan is also available.

Operational depth is concentrated in pawn and second-hand workflows. Barcode scanner support can reuse item details, while disposal records cover non-sale outcomes such as scrap or damaged goods. Downloadable patches, beta releases and a database restorer support ongoing desktop operation, and the NSW edition includes police record-keeping and data transfer. Published positioning does not include verified integrations or payment processing, so shops seeking a connected ecosystem should compare alternatives. Flyware PawnShop fits owners who want focused Windows tools at a low monthly entry price; businesses requiring cloud access, broader integrations or integrated payments should look elsewhere.

Flyware PawnShop pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Pawnbroker loan processing with collateral and goods-held records
    • Supports buying, consignment, trade-in and second-hand sales
    • Barcode scanning and network database operation across computers
  • Where it doesn't
    • Desktop deployment limits access to Windows environments
    • No verified integrations or payment processing are specified
    • International plan highlights omit NSW Police transfer support

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