Compare Inventory Software Prices

Stop reading feature grids. Type how many products you track and see the live monthly bill for StockFlow, Sortly, Zoho Inventory, inFlow, and Cin7 Core — using each vendor’s published 2026 prices.

By Tibeau De Grauwe, FounderUpdated September 2026

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Live estimate

What will inventory software cost you?

Drag the sliders or type your catalog size. Plans update from published 2026 list prices.

Unique products / SKUs
products
Sales orders per month

Used for Zoho, inFlow, and Cin7. Sortly and StockFlow do not price by orders.

orders/mo

Yearly uses each vendor’s published annual rate, not first-year promos. Cin7 lists one USD/month price.

StockFlow Professional is $19/mo. That is $240/year less than Zoho Inventory Standard ($39/mo).

Monthly cost at this size

StockFlow
$19
Zoho Inventory
$39
Sortly
$49
inFlow
$161
Cin7 Core
$349

What this calculator compares

Most “compare inventory software” pages stack three feature cards and a starting price. That hides the actual bill. Two vendors with the same “from $29/month” headline can be hundreds of dollars apart once your catalog or order volume crosses a cap.

This page is a working estimate: one catalog size, one order volume, five published price lists. It is not a substitute for a quote — Cin7 Omni, Sortly Enterprise, inFlow Enterprise, and StockFlow Enterprise+ are custom — but it is the number you can take into a demo and ask them to beat.

How we priced each vendor

Prices were read from each public pricing page on 2026-09-04. Currency is USD. Taxes are excluded, matching how the vendors present their plans.

VendorWhat the plan actually capsPublished list (monthly)Billed yearly (per month)
StockFlow25 / 2,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 unique products. No order cap.$0 / $19 / $39 / $79$0 / $15.83 / $32.50 / $65.83
Sortly100 / 500 / 2,000 / 5,000 unique items$0 / $49 / $149 / $299$0 / $39.20 / $119.20 / $239.20 (ongoing 20% off)
Zoho Inventory (US)50 / 500 / 3,000 / 7,500 / 15,000 orders per month. SKUs unlimited.Not published (billed-annually only)$0 / $29 / $79 / $129 / $249
inFlow InventoryUnlimited products, sales and purchases. Lite 2 users / 1 location; Core 5 / 5; Pro 10 / unlimited; Max 20 / unlimited.$129 / $379 / $629 / $879$99 / $299 / $499 / $699
Cin7 Core6,000 / 24,000 / 120,000 sale orders per year. SKUs under 100,000.$349 / $599 / $1,199Same listed USD/month price

Sortly currently advertises 50% off the first year of new yearly plans ($24 / $74 / $149). This calculator uses the ongoing yearly rate so a renewal is not a surprise. Zoho add-on prices were not shown on the official pricing page (checked 13 Oct 2026). inFlow add-ons (lots, serials, extra seats) are not included — only the base plan that fits your product and order counts.

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How to choose after you have a number

Price is the filter, not the whole decision. Use the calculator to drop anything that is 10× your budget, then compare the remaining tools on the work you actually do: receiving, barcode counts, transfers, and whether you hit an order cap every busy month.

  • Under 25 products: start on a free plan. StockFlow, Sortly, and Zoho all have one. The difference is the cap you will hit first — products (StockFlow/Sortly) or orders (Zoho).
  • A few hundred SKUs, light order volume: StockFlow Professional at $19/month is usually the lowest paid option that still has no monthly order ceiling.
  • Visual asset-style tracking: Sortly is built for photo-led item catalogs. Expect the bill to follow unique item count, not orders.
  • Already in the Zoho suite: Zoho Inventory stays inexpensive until order volume grows. The free plan’s 50-order cap is the usual tripwire.
  • Wholesale ops that need receiving and POs as a system: inFlow starts at $129/month billed annually, with products unlimited and orders capped on the first two tiers.
  • Omnichannel, EDI, 3PL: Cin7 Core starts at $349/month. That is a different buyer than a team leaving spreadsheets.

Every head-to-head comparison

The five above cover the tools most people compare first. For a specific competitor, jump straight to its page — each one is a full comparison, not just a pricing line.

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Frequently asked questions

How does this inventory software price calculator work?
Enter how many unique products you track and roughly how many sales orders you process each month. The calculator picks the cheapest published plan from each vendor that covers those limits, using list prices checked on 4 September 2026.
Why do some tools stay cheap as I add products?
Sortly and StockFlow cap unique items per plan, so the price steps up with catalog size. Zoho Inventory, inFlow, and Cin7 Core do not sell by SKU count — they sell by order volume (and seats). A 5,000-SKU shop can still sit on Zoho Standard if it stays under 500 orders/month.
Are these the real prices or promotional rates?
List prices from each vendor’s public pricing page. For Sortly, yearly uses the ongoing 20% annual discount, not the first-year 50% flash sale, so year-two cost is not understated. Zoho yearly figures are the US billed-annually rates. inFlow yearly is the billed-annually USD rate; monthly is the 20% higher month-to-month rate. Cin7 publishes a single USD/month price.
Which inventory software is cheapest for small businesses?
For catalogs of 25 products or fewer, StockFlow, Sortly, and Zoho Inventory all have a $0 plan. Past that, StockFlow Professional is $19/month for up to 2,000 products with no order cap. Sortly jumps to $49/month at 101 items. Zoho stays low until you exceed 50 orders/month.
Can I try inventory management software for free?
Yes. StockFlow’s Starter plan covers up to 25 products, 1 user, and 1 warehouse, with no monthly order cap. Sortly’s free plan covers 100 items. Zoho Inventory’s free plan covers 50 orders/month. inFlow and Cin7 Core are paid from the first plan.