Statii vs EZIIL: Best Software for Small Custom Steel Fabricators

Statii vs EZIIL: features, pricing, strengths and weaknesses drawn from verified user reviews and third-party comparisons, and which shop each one genuinely fits.

Statii and EZIIL are two cloud systems that small steel fabrication shops often shortlist when the spreadsheets stop coping. Both are priced for small manufacturers, both replace the tangle of Excel, email, and paper, and both are run by people who came from manufacturing rather than pure software. However, from there they go different ways. Statii is a general-purpose ERP/MRP for small bespoke manufacturers of every kind, built around a quoting-first, estimate-to-invoice paper trail and priced per user. EZIIL is production management built specifically for custom steel and metal fabricators, designed around live scheduling, job status, and real-time profit, and priced flat by team size.

This comparison covers what each product actually does, real pricing math at three shop sizes, strengths and weaknesses drawn from verified user reviews and third-party comparisons, and which shop each one genuinely fits.

Here is the short answer, then the full comparison.

TL;DR: Statii is a simple, affordable ERP/MRP for very small bespoke manufacturers (its sweet spot is shops with fewer than 20 people). Its strengths are a clean enquiry-to-quote-to-invoice workflow, a rolling 30-day contract, unlimited human phone support at no extra charge, and a genuinely low entry price at £57.50/€68/$77 per main user per month. EZIIL is purpose-built for custom steel fabrication: structural BOM, drawings tied to every job, subcontractor management, built-in EN 1090-2 traceability, drag-and-drop capacity planning with on-time-delivery indicators, and a mobile shop floor app, priced flat by team size (£102/€120/$140 to £246/€290/$338 per month for the whole team, plus a one-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding fee). If you are a 2-10 person job shop where quoting admin is the main headache, Statii is a credible, low-risk choice. If you are a 15-150 person custom steel fabricator that needs to see every job’s status, protect delivery dates, and know which projects make money, EZIIL is the stronger fit, and the flat pricing gets more decisive with every person you hire.

Last updated: July 2026. A note on currency: Statii publishes prices in GBP, EZIIL in EUR and USD. All prices below are shown as £/€/$; converted figures are approximate, at July 2026 exchange rates.

Statii vs EZIIL: Quick comparison table

What matters to a small custom steel fab shop EZIIL Statii Why it matters
Built for EZIILCustom steel and metal fabricators, 15 to 150 people, project-based one-off work. StatiiSmall bespoke manufacturers across nine industries (metal fab, plastics, machining, wood, electronics, composites, automotive, aerospace, 3D printing), typically under 20 people. Why it mattersA steel-specific system speaks your language on day one. A general tool covers more industries but goes less deep in yours.
Monthly cost EZIILFlat by team size: €120/$140/≈£100 per month (1 to 15 users), €180/$210/≈£155 (16 to 50), €290/$338/≈£245 (51 to 150). No per-user fees. Statii£57.50/≈€68/≈$79 per month per main user (full access) plus £8.50/≈€10/≈$12 per month per shop floor user. Why it mattersA 30-person shop with 6 office users pays about £549 (≈€645/≈$755) per month on Statii and €180/$210/≈£155 flat on EZIIL. Per-user pricing charges you for growing.
Contract & upfront cost EZIILMonthly subscription plus a one-off €300/$350/≈£255 onboarding fee (setup, training, regular check-ins). StatiiRolling 30-day contract, no long-term commitment, no support fees, free upgrades. Why it mattersStatii’s contract terms are about as low-risk as software gets. EZIIL’s onboarding fee buys a person who sets you up, not a ticket queue.
Steel fabrication depth EZIILStructural BOM, drawings and documents tied to each job, subcontractor management, site delivery and shipments, EN 1090-2 traceability built in. StatiiGeneral bespoke-manufacturing workflow: enquiry, quote, sales order, works order, purchase order, delivery note, invoice. Metal fabrication is one of nine industry templates. Why it mattersOne-off structural steel work has quirks (revisions, assemblies, subcontracting, site deliveries) that generic workflows handle with workarounds.
EN 1090-2 compliance EZIILBuilt in as a module. StatiiNot on Statii’s public feature list. Quality module covers non-conformance reporting; customers credit it with supporting ISO 9001. Why it mattersIf your contracts require EN 1090 execution class traceability, this row can decide the whole comparison.
Scheduling & on-time delivery EZIILDrag-and-drop capacity planning by department, live dashboard, OTD indicators that flag jobs and departments falling behind before dates slip. StatiiProduction scheduling and works orders with route cards; progress is visible as the shop floor books time. Why it mattersThis is the philosophical difference: EZIIL is a live control room for the schedule, Statii is an organised administrative record of jobs.
Quoting & invoicing EZIILNo built-in quoting engine. Plan vs actual data from finished jobs sharpens future estimates. Invoicing via module and accounting integrations. StatiiThe core strength: costing and estimating, quote documents, sales orders, delivery notes, and invoicing in one linked flow. Why it mattersIf quoting admin is your biggest pain, Statii wins this row. If losing money on won jobs is your bigger pain, see the next row.
Job costing & profit EZIILPlan vs actual hours and costs per project, live, with profitability indicators before you invoice. StatiiJob costing against estimates, reviewed as data comes in from the shop floor. Why it mattersKnowing a job lost money afterwards is accounting. Seeing it drift while you can still act is management.
Shop floor EZIILMobile app (iOS and Android): start/stop timer, today’s tasks, drawings on the phone. StatiiShop floor data collection via tablet: clock on and off jobs, book deliveries, withdraw stock. £8.50 (≈€10/≈$12) per floor user per month. Why it mattersBoth get data from the floor. EZIIL puts drawings and tasks in every worker’s pocket; Statii keeps it to shared terminals.
Support & onboarding EZIILPersonal onboarding by people who know fabrication, included in the one-off fee, with regular check-ins. StatiiUnlimited human phone and screen-share support included, no support fees. Consistently praised in reviews. Why it mattersBoth companies treat support as a feature, not a cost centre. Statii’s unlimited phone line is a genuine differentiator at its price.
Reviews EZIILAttributed customer outcomes (VMT, Enefit Solutions, B&W Metall, FLI Structures, APS Group, Nordic Shelter). Statii4.6/5 on Capterra from about 180 reviews. Praised for ease of use and support; criticised for click-heavy navigation and admin that moves rather than disappears. Why it mattersRead reviews from shops your size doing your kind of work. Averages hide fit.
Free trial EZIILNo self-serve trial. Free guided product tour: sign up and see inside the platform in a demo version, then personal onboarding. StatiiFree trial system available on request, plus demo videos. Why it mattersStatii lets you poke around alone. EZIIL shows you the system set up the way a steel shop would actually run it.
Best fit EZIILCustom steel fabricators, 15 to 150 people, structural or architectural work, EN 1090 requirements, delivery dates and profit visibility as the priority. StatiiThe smallest UK bespoke job shops (roughly 2 to 15 people), mixed light manufacturing, quoting-first admin, tightest possible entry cost. Why it mattersThe right tool matches your shop’s size, work type, and biggest daily pain, not the longest feature list.

Statii details verified July 2026 from public sources including statii.co.uk and Capterra; confirm current pricing with Statii directly. EZIIL pricing: eziil.com/pricing. Figures marked ≈ are approximate conversions at July 2026 exchange rates (€1 ≈ £0.85); published prices are €/$ for EZIIL and £ for Statii.

What is Statii?

Statii is a cloud ERP/MRP system built in the UK for small bespoke manufacturing and engineering businesses. Its built by manufacturers for manufacturers, with only the essential features, at a price a small job shop can actually pay. The workflow follows the paper trail a UK job shop already knows: an enquiry comes in, you cost it and send a quote, the quote becomes a sales order, works orders and route cards go to the floor, purchase orders cover the material, and the job ends in a delivery note and an invoice. Modules for inventory, scheduling, shop floor data collection, quality (non-conformance reporting), personnel, and accounting integrations (including Sage) round it out.

Statii software dashboard

Statii’s pricing is per user, on a rolling 30-day contract. Main users cost £57.50/€68/$77 per month with access to the entire system, and shop floor data collection users cost £8.50/€10/$11 per month (clock on and off jobs, book in deliveries, withdraw stock, via shop floor tablet access). There are no support fees, upgrades are free, and there is no long-term commitment. A free trial system is available on request.

What Statii does well

Statii holds a 4.6/5 rating on Capterra across roughly 180 reviews, and the same strengths repeat throughout:

  • A very low, very honest entry price. A two-person office plus four on the floor runs about £149/€176/$201 per month, cancellable at a month’s notice. For the smallest shops, that is about as low as the risk of trying an MRP system gets.
  • The estimate-to-invoice flow small UK job shops actually want. Enquiry, quote, order, works order, delivery, invoice, all linked. Reviewers repeatedly describe replacing multiple spreadsheets and manual methods with one linked screen.
  • Unlimited human support at no extra cost. Phone and screen-share support from a real person is included in the subscription. Review after review names the support team as the reason implementation worked.
  • Ease of use for office staff. “Easy to use” is the most common phrase in Statii’s reviews. The system was deliberately kept simple, and it shows.
  • Traceability that supports ISO 9001. One reviewer credits Statii’s order traceability as instrumental in securing ISO 9001 certification. The quality module handles non-conformance reporting.
  • Accounting integrations. Sales and purchasing data exports to Sage are described by users as seamless, and Statii has built custom accounting files on request.

Where Statii falls short for a small custom steel fabricator

The same reviews and third-party comparisons surface consistent limitations:

  • The per-user meter runs on every hire. Six office users and 24 floor workers is £549/€647/$739 per month, about £6,588/€7,761/$8,867 per year, and every new hire adds to it. Capterra reviewers note that as user counts grow, the per-user cost becomes a concern. Growth is exactly when you want everyone in the system, and per-user pricing quietly discourages that.
  • It is not built around steel. Metal fabrication is one of nine industries Statii serves. There is no structural BOM from drawings, no built-in EN 1090-2 traceability, and third-party comparisons note the absence of subcontracting support and partial completion handling, both routine in structural steel work.
  • It is an administrative system more than a scheduling system. Statii organises the paperwork of a job superbly. What it does not offer is EZIIL-style visual capacity planning with live on-time-delivery indicators across departments. You see what has been booked: catching a department drifting into overload before dates slip is left to you.
  • The interface shows its age in places. Reviewers describe click-heavy navigation, forms that take effort, and a search function that assumes you already know what you are looking for. Admin work moves into Statii rather than disappearing; some reviewers report the workload shifted between departments rather than shrinking.
  • Shop floor access is tablet-based data collection. Floor workers clock on and off jobs at shared terminals. There is no dedicated mobile app that puts drawings, tasks, and a personal timer in each worker’s pocket.
  • It’s built for the very small end. Third-party profiles place Statii’s typical customer under 20 employees. Nothing stops a 60-person shop from using it, but the per-user bill and the depth of the scheduling and reporting tools both start to strain well before 150 people.

Who Statii is really for

A UK bespoke manufacturing shop of roughly 2-15 people, doing mixed light fabrication, machining, or general engineering, where the biggest daily pain is quoting and paperwork admin, the budget is tight, and a rolling 30-day contract with a human on the phone matters more than production analytics. For that shop, Statii is one of the most sensible low-risk choices on the market. That shop is just not a growing custom steel fabricator with delivery-date pressure and EN 1090 contracts.

What is EZIIL?

EZIIL is cloud production management software built specifically for small custom steel and metal fabricators, the 15-150 person shops doing project-based one-off work: structural steel, staircases, architectural metalwork, industrial equipment. It was founded by people from the fabrication industry and is used by shops across the US, Canada, Australia, Europe and the UK.

Statii alternative EZIIL dashboard

Where Statii digitises the job’s paperwork, EZIIL’s core idea is a live view of the shop. EZIIL Starter, the complete base product, gives you drag-and-drop capacity planning by department, a live dashboard that updates automatically as hours are reported, plan vs actual hours and costs per project, OTD indicators that flag any task or department falling behind, drawings and documents tied to each job, and a mobile shop floor app where workers start and stop a timer and see today’s tasks. Advanced ERP add-on modules layer on only when you are ready: Bill of Materials (BOM), procurement, inventory, EN 1090-2 compliance, subcontractor management, machine planning, shipments and deliveries, and invoicing and accounting integrations (Directo and ProNest among them).

EZIIL’s pricing is flat by team size, and every tier gets the same full Starter feature set:

  • £102/€120/$140 per month for 1 to 15 users
  • £153/€180/$210 per month for 16 to 50 users
  • £246/€290/$338 per month for 51 to 150 users
  • One-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding fee (setup, training, and regular check-ins)

No per-user fees, no seat counting. A 50-person shop pays £153/€180/$210 per month whether five people log in or all fifty do. Putting every welder in the system costs nothing extra, which is exactly why every welder ends up in the system.

Implementation is where EZIIL is most opinionated: go live in under a week, starting with one module, with personal onboarding from people who understand fabrication. APS Group‘s planner Syed H. describes it plainly: “It only took us a few weeks to roll out EZIIL internally, as the learning curve was minimal.”

What EZIIL does well

  • Steel fabrication depth. Structural BOM handling, drawings tied to the job, subcontractor management, shipments and site deliveries, and built-in EN 1090-2 traceability. This is not a general MRP with a metal fabrication landing page; it was built around project-based steel from day one.
  • Live scheduling and OTD control. Drag-and-drop capacity planning by department with indicators that flag anything falling behind while there is still time to act. This is the difference between running the schedule and reconstructing it.
  • Real cost math a growing shop can plan around. Year one for a 30-person shop: £153/€180/$210 x 12 plus the £255/€300/$350 onboarding fee = £2,088/€2,460/$2,870. Every year after: £1,834/€2,160/$2,520. Headcount growth costs nothing until you pass 50 people.
  • Shop floor adoption that actually happens. B&W Metall reached 100% shop floor adoption, every worker reporting in EZIIL regardless of age or role, through a step-by-step rollout. The mobile app asks workers for two things: start and stop a timer, and check today’s tasks.
  • Profit visibility in real time. Plan vs reality per project, before you invoice. APS Group: “Now we can see exactly what the workers are doing in the workshop and how many hours they are spending on each process. This has given us tighter control of active jobs, better-informed estimating and concrete profit/loss insights per job.”
  • Proven, attributed outcomes. VMT raised engineers’ work efficiency by 40% and increased turnover by 30% without hiring new people after adopting EZIIL BOM. Enefit Solutions deleted 12 separate Excel sheets: “The whole team can now work in one system,” says Rait K., Chairman of the Board. Nordic Shelter’s engineering lead reports a 24x return: “1 hour invested in EZIIL BOM saves 8 hours in procurement and 16 hours in production.”

Where EZIIL falls short

  • No built-in quoting engine. Statii’s estimate-to-invoice flow is its core strength, and EZIIL does not replicate it. EZIIL sharpens future estimates with plan vs actual data from finished jobs, but if generating quote documents is your number one requirement, Statii wins that requirement.
  • A higher entry point for the very smallest shops. A one-person office on Statii pays £57.50/€68/$77 per month with no onboarding fee. EZIIL’s smallest tier is £102/€120/$140 per month plus the one-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding. For a 3-person shop the totals converge below that, Statii is simply cheaper to start.
  • Not an everything-ERP. No CRM and no full financial suite. EZIIL manages production and integrates with accounting tools rather than replacing them.
  • Not built for repeat batch production. EZIIL is for one-off, project-based fabrication. If your floor runs repeating batches, a generic MRP fits better.
  • No self-serve free trial. Statii offers a trial system on request. EZIIL instead offers a free product tour (sign up and see inside the platform in a demo version) and personal onboarding, because custom steel setups vary too much for a cold-start trial to show you the real thing.

Statii vs EZIIL: features that matter for a custom steel fabrication shop

Feature EZIIL Statii
Running the business
Job costing (plan vs actual hours and costs per project) EZIILLive profit visibility per job, while the job is running, before the invoice. StatiiJob costing against estimates, reviewed as data comes in from the shop floor.
On-time delivery (OTD) indicators across all jobs EZIILFlags jobs and departments falling behind before dates slip. StatiiProgress is visible as the floor books time; catching drift is left to you.
Live dashboard and KPI reporting EZIILUpdates automatically as hours are reported from the floor. StatiiJob status and booked time visible per works order; admin-oriented views.
Quoting and estimating engine EZIILNo dedicated quoting module; plan vs actual data from finished jobs sharpens future estimates. StatiiThe core strength: enquiry, costing, quote document, sales order in one linked flow.
Invoicing EZIILVia invoicing module and accounting integrations (Directo among them). StatiiBuilt into the workflow: delivery note to invoice, with Sage export praised by users.
Planning and scheduling
Drag-and-drop capacity planning by department EZIILVisual planning with overload and bottleneck flags across departments. StatiiProduction scheduling through works orders and route cards; no visual capacity view.
Structural BOM from drawings EZIILDedicated BOM module built for structural steel assemblies and revisions. StatiiNot offered; parts and materials are handled through works and purchase orders.
Drawings and documents tied to each job EZIILDrawings, files, and custom data on every project, visible down to the shop floor. StatiiJob information travels on works orders and route cards.
Subcontractor management EZIILDedicated module; subcontracted steps planned inside the project. StatiiThird-party comparisons note the absence of subcontracting support.
Procurement and stock tied to production EZIILProcurement and inventory modules linked to project BOMs and budgets. StatiiPurchase orders and inventory module linked to works orders.
Shop floor
Mobile app on the worker’s own phone (iOS and Android) EZIILApp Store and Google Play: start/stop timer, today’s tasks, drawings on the phone. StatiiShop floor access is tablet-based data collection at shared terminals.
Shop floor time and data collection EZIILIncluded for the whole team at no extra cost; hours flow straight into job costing. StatiiClock on and off jobs, book deliveries, withdraw stock; £8.50/€10/$11 per floor user per month.
Drawings and task lists in the worker’s hands EZIILEach worker sees today’s tasks and the drawings for the job they are clocked into. StatiiFloor terminals focus on clocking and stock; work travels on printed route cards.
Whole-team adoption without per-user cost EZIILFlat by team size; the fifteenth welder costs nothing to add. StatiiEvery main user is £57.50/€68/$77 and every floor user £8.50/€10/$11 per month.
Compliance and traceability
EN 1090-2 compliance module EZIILBuilt in, with job-level tracking: who did what, when, with which material. StatiiNot on the public feature list; building it from the general quality module is on you.
Quality and non-conformance reporting EZIILQuality handled through EN 1090-2 traceability and job-level records. StatiiQuality module covers NCRs; customers credit it with supporting ISO 9001.
Shipments and site deliveries EZIILShipments and deliveries module tied to projects, built for delivering to site. StatiiDelivery notes in the linked flow; no site delivery or shipment planning module.
Platform, cost, and adoption
Cloud based, works on any device EZIIL100% cloud SaaS, OS agnostic, automatic updates. StatiiCloud based with free upgrades included.
Published pricing EZIILFlat tiers: £102/€120/$140 to £246/€290/$338 per month by team size, plus one-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding. StatiiPer user: £57.50/€68/$77 per main user, £8.50/€10/$11 per floor user per month.
Rolling 30-day contract EZIILMonthly subscription; guided onboarding makes it a considered start rather than a casual one. StatiiNo long-term commitment, no support fees, cancel at a month’s notice.
Human support included EZIILPersonal onboarding by people who know fabrication, with regular check-ins; support direct from the product team. StatiiUnlimited phone and screen-share support at no extra charge; consistently praised in reviews.
Free trial or tour EZIILFree guided product tour: see inside the platform in a demo version, then personal onboarding. StatiiFree trial system available on request, plus demo videos.
Go live in under a week EZIILStart with one module, add the rest when ready; Kane Metall was running within a week. StatiiNo published timeline; reviewers credit the support team with making implementation work.
Built for custom steel fabrication EZIILProject-based one-off steel and metal work is the whole product, not a template. StatiiMetal fabrication is one of nine industry templates for small bespoke manufacturers.

Included    Partial or via integration    Not offered. Statii details from public vendor documentation, Capterra reviews, and third-party comparisons, verified July 2026; capabilities evolve, confirm specifics with Statii. Prices shown as £/€/$; converted figures are approximate at July 2026 exchange rates. EZIIL details: eziil.com/features and eziil.com/pricing.

Who should choose Statii

Choose Statii if you are a UK bespoke manufacturer with fewer than about 15 people, your work spans general engineering rather than dedicated steel fabrication, quoting and paperwork are the pain, you want the lowest possible entry cost, and unlimited phone support matters to you. Within that profile it is a well-reviewed, honest product from a company that clearly cares about its customers.

Who should choose EZIIL

Choose EZIIL if you are a custom steel or metal fabricator with roughly 15-150 people (or a smaller shop growing toward that), your work is project-based and one-off, you need to protect delivery dates and see job profitability in real time, your contracts require (or will require) EN 1090-2 traceability, you subcontract work or deliver to site, and you want the whole team in the system without watching a per-user meter. Custom/structural steel shops like FLI Structures, B&W Metall, and APS Group made exactly this call.

Switching or starting fresh

Most shops evaluating Statii and EZIIL are coming from spreadsheets, not from each other, and both vendors are built for that migration. With EZIIL you start with one module and go live in under a week, with a real person from the fabrication industry doing setup, training, and regular check-ins as part of the one-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding fee. Kane Metall built a production drawing management platform and job order system within a week of starting.

The lowest-risk way to compare them is to see both with your own jobs in mind: request Statii’s trial system from their site, and take EZIIL’s free product tour, a signup that lets you see inside the platform in a demo version before a personal walkthrough.

The five questions that decide it

1. What does year one actually cost at your headcount?

Statii, 4-person shop (2 main users, 2 floor): £132/€156/$178 per month, £1,584/€1,866/$2,132 in year one. EZIIL: £102/€120/$140 x 12 plus £255/€300/$350 onboarding = £1,477/€1,740/$2,030. Close to a wash, slight edge to Statii.

Statii, 30-person shop (6 main users, 24 floor): £549/€647/$739 per month, about £6,588/€7,761/$8,867 in year one. EZIIL: £2,088/€2,460/$2,870 in year one, then £1,834/€2,160/$2,520 per year. EZIIL costs roughly a third as much, and the gap widens with every hire.

Statii, 50-person shop (10 main users, 40 floor): about £915/€1,078/$1,232 per month, roughly £10,980/€12,934/$14,779 per year. EZIIL: still £153/€180/$210 per month. At this size the pricing models are not comparable; they are different philosophies.

2. Do your contracts require EN 1090 traceability?

If yes, the comparison is short. EN 1090-2 compliance is a built-in EZIIL module. It is not on Statii’s public feature list, and building execution class traceability out of a general quality module is a project you would own forever.

3. Is your biggest pain quoting admin or delivery dates?

Statii was built around the first problem (admin): it turns enquiries into quotes, orders, and invoices with less typing and no lost paperwork. EZIIL was built around the second (on-time delivery): it shows every job’s live status, flags what is falling behind, and tells you which projects are making money while you can still act. Name your daily firefight and you have named your system.

4. Will your shop floor actually use it?

Statii’s floor terminals collect clock-on and clock-off data, which is enough for costing. EZIIL’s mobile app gives every worker their tasks, drawings, and a start/stop timer on the phone in their pocket, which is how B&W Metall got every single worker reporting in the system. Data quality follows adoption, and adoption follows convenience.

5. Where will you be in three years?

If the plan is to stay a 5-person job shop, Statii’s economics and simplicity are honestly hard to beat. If the plan is 25 people heading for 60, you will hire into an EZIIL flat rate, or hire into a Statii per-user bill, and you will need capacity planning that a works-order list cannot give you. Buy for the shop you are becoming, not the shop you were.


FAQ

What is the main difference between Statii and EZIIL?

Statii is a general-purpose cloud ERP/MRP for small bespoke manufacturers across nine industries, built around a quoting-first, estimate-to-invoice workflow and priced per user (£57.50/€68/$77 per main user, £8.50/€10/$11 per shop floor user per month). EZIIL is production management software built specifically for custom steel and metal fabricators, built around live scheduling, on-time-delivery indicators, and real-time job profitability, priced flat by team size from £102/€120/$140 per month.

Which is cheaper, Statii or EZIIL?

It depends on headcount. For a shop with one or two office users, Statii’s £57.50/€68/$77 per main user per month is the lowest entry price. From roughly 10 to 15 people upward, EZIIL’s flat team-size pricing wins, and the gap grows fast: a 30-person shop pays about £549/€647/$739 per month on Statii’s per-user model and £153/€180/$210 per month flat on EZIIL, plus EZIIL’s one-off £255/€300/$350 onboarding fee in year one.

Does Statii support EN 1090?

EN 1090 compliance is not on Statii’s public feature list. Its quality management module covers non-conformance reporting, and customers have used its traceability to support ISO 9001 certification. EZIIL includes EN 1090-2 traceability as a built-in module, which matters for fabricators delivering structural steel under CE marking requirements.

Is Statii good software?

By the evidence, yes, for its intended customer. Statii holds a 4.6/5 rating on Capterra from about 180 reviews, with consistent praise for ease of use, the linked enquiry-to-invoice workflow, and unlimited human phone support. Criticisms centre on click-heavy navigation, admin effort moving rather than disappearing, and per-user costs as teams grow. Its typical customer is a bespoke manufacturer with fewer than 20 employees.

Does EZIIL offer a free trial like Statii does?

EZIIL does not offer a self-serve free trial, because custom steel fabrication setups are unique enough that a cold-start trial shows little. Instead EZIIL offers a free product tour: you sign up and see inside the platform in a demo version, then get a personal walkthrough and, if you proceed, guided onboarding with setup, training, and regular check-ins.

Can EZIIL handle subcontractors and site deliveries?

Yes. Subcontractor management and shipments and deliveries are EZIIL modules, alongside BOM, procurement, inventory, EN 1090-2 compliance, machine planning, and accounting integrations. Third-party comparisons note that Statii does not offer subcontracting support.

How long does EZIIL take to implement?

Shops go live in under a week, starting with one module and adding more when ready. APS Group rolled EZIIL out internally in a few weeks with a minimal learning curve, and Kane Metall built a production drawing management platform and job order system within a week.

How we compared Statii and EZIIL

This article was researched and written by Team EZIIL in July 2026.

The comparison draws on Statii’s published pricing and feature pages (confirmed July 2026), verified user reviews on Capterra (4.6/5, around 180 reviews), third-party analysis from SelectHub, and EZIIL’s published pricing and attributed customer results. Statii prices its product in pounds sterling; euro and dollar figures for Statii are approximate conversions at £1 = €1.18 = $1.35 (July 2026) and rounded. EZIIL’s euro and dollar prices are both published list prices, pound figures for EZIIL are approximate conversions at the same rates. Cost scenarios state their assumptions (how many main users and how many shop floor users) so you can rerun the math for your own headcount.

Updates. We review this comparison when either vendor makes a material change and re-verify pricing at least quarterly. If you spot something outdated, email support@eziil.com and we will correct it.

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