14 Inventory Management Apps Compared
A practical comparison of 14 inventory Management App options, with a short breakdown of each provider's focus, pricing, free plan, and possible drawbacks.
Zoho
For Zoho, the collected research highlights "unified cloud software suite" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small and medium businesses.
Public pricing was not available in the collected data. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are slow customer service, difficult subscription cancellation, poor issue resolution. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Odoo
For Odoo, the collected research highlights "fully integrated open source business apps" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small to medium businesses and enterprises.
The listed prices were One App Free: €0/m; Standard: €19.90/m/user; Custom: €29/m/user. Billing is shown as monthly. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are slow and unreliable support, confusing system interface, strict no refund policy. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Excel
Excel appears in the inventory management app market, but its website could not be checked during the original research. Its main feature and intended users should therefore be confirmed directly with the provider.
Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are slow with large datasets, prone to crashes with many open files, steep learning curve for beginners. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Netsuite
For Netsuite, the collected research highlights "cloud enterprise resource planning" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to businesses seeking ERP solutions.
Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are high fees, unexpected costs, lack of transparent pricing. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Sortly
For Sortly, the collected research highlights "cloud based inventory syncing" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small businesses and inventory managers.
The listed prices were Free: $0/m; Advanced: $24/m; Ultra: $74/m; Premium: $149/m. Billing is shown as annually. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are silent charges without notification, high price hikes, no subscription cancel link. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Cin7
For Cin7, the collected research highlights "connected inventory intelligence" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to manufacturers wholesalers retailers.
The listed prices were Standard: $349/m; Pro: $599/m; Advanced: $999/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are issues with setup and data matching, poor support causing stress, complicated cancellation process. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Mrpeasy
For Mrpeasy, the collected research highlights "AI-powered MRP software" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small manufacturers.
The listed prices were Starter: 39€/user/m; Professional: 59€/user/m; Enterprise: 79€/user/m; Unlimited: 125€/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are no recursive auto-create for subassembly MOs, prebuilt processes limit adjustments, missing recurring order creation feature. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Glideapps
For Glideapps, the collected research highlights "no-code spreadsheet to app builder" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to businesses and enterprises.
The listed prices were Free: $0/m; Business: $199/m. Billing is shown as annually. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are high subscription to publish projects, billing after account closure, AI support ruins work. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Inflowinventory
For Inflowinventory, the collected research highlights "easy scalable inventory management" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small business owners and mid size companies.
Public pricing was not available in the collected data. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are limited reporting features, mobile app inconsistencies, manual integration workarounds. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Fishbowlinventory
For Fishbowlinventory, the collected research highlights "AI-driven inventory management" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small to midsize businesses.
The listed prices were Essentials: $229/m; Growth: $429/m; Scale: $729/m. Billing is shown as annually. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are difficult report customization, costly report modifications, unintuitive sales order workflow. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Unleashedsoftware
For Unleashedsoftware, the collected research highlights "real-time inventory management" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to manufacturers wholesale distributors.
The listed prices were Core: $399/m; Pro: $729/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are software glitches causing product update failures, high cost of running software, need for add-ons despite core system. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Timly
For Timly, the collected research highlights "modular intuitive inventory management" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to modern businesses and asset managers.
The listed prices were Essential+: €185/m; Professional: €495/m. Billing is shown as annually. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are slightly annoying dial placement, limited high gain, pricey compared to clones. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Sosinventory
For Sosinventory, the collected research highlights "seamless QuickBooks Online integration" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small business owners and manufacturers.
The listed prices were Companion: $69.95/m; Plus: $139.95/m; Pro: $194.95/m. Billing is shown as monthly. No free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are high cost for small businesses, no mobile support, limited advanced manufacturing features. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Skywareinventory
For Skywareinventory, the collected research highlights "ridiculously simple web based inventory" as the main feature. It is mainly suited to small to mid-sized businesses.
The listed prices were Free: €0/m; Simple: €4/m; Pro: €6.79/m; Enterprise: €10.18/m. Billing is shown as monthly. A free plan was listed when the research was collected.
The main points to check are no user reviews yet, no integrations listed, limited feature details. These notes come from the collected research and may not describe every customer's experience.
Prices, plans, and product details can change. Check each provider's website before making a final decision.