How we stack up
to the alternatives.

Odoo is a full ERP suite with inventory as one of many modules. InventoryQuick is purpose-built inventory management with smart features built in. Here's how they compare.

Sortly is a visual inventory tracker focused on photos and simplicity. InventoryQuick adds smart insights, purchase orders, and business workflows on top of easy tracking.

Cin7 (formerly DEAR Inventory) is a multi-channel inventory platform starting at $349/mo. InventoryQuick delivers smart inventory management starting at $19/mo with a 7-day free trial.

Zoho Inventory is part of the Zoho ecosystem with order-based pricing limits. InventoryQuick is standalone inventory management with smart features — no ecosystem lock-in required.

Spreadsheets are great for getting started. But as your inventory grows, they break. Here's what you gain by switching to purpose-built inventory software.

inFlow is established inventory software for SMBs with showroom and manufacturing features. InventoryQuick brings smart features and flat-rate pricing to inventory management.

Fishbowl is the go-to inventory add-on for QuickBooks users with deep manufacturing features. InventoryQuick is a modern, cloud-native alternative — at a fraction of the cost.

Lightspeed is a POS-first platform with built-in inventory for retail and restaurants. InventoryQuick is inventory-first with smart features — no POS lock-in required.

Katana is manufacturing-focused inventory software with production planning. InventoryQuick is smart inventory management for businesses that don't need a full MRP system.

NetSuite is Oracle's full cloud ERP for enterprises — starting at $999/mo with lengthy implementations. InventoryQuick delivers smart inventory management in minutes, at 95% less cost.

Stockpile offers a generous free plan for basic inventory tracking. InventoryQuick adds smart insights, business workflows, and growth tools — with a 7-day free trial.

QuickBooks Commerce (formerly TradeGecko) was discontinued in August 2023, leaving many businesses searching for alternatives. QuickBooks Online includes basic inventory in its Plus plan — but it's an accounting add-on, not purpose-built inventory software. Here's how InventoryQuick compares.

Square's free POS includes basic stock counts, but growing retailers quickly hit its limits — no purchase orders on the free plan, limited reporting, and no forecasting. Here's how InventoryQuick compares for businesses that need more.

Shopify is amazing for selling online. InventoryQuick makes it amazing for inventory. Connect your store and get purchase orders, demand forecasting, low stock alerts, and an IQ Assistant -- all syncing with Shopify in real-time.

ShareMyToolbox is built for construction tool tracking. So is InventoryQuick — at a fraction of the cost, with no per-user fees.

Asset Panda is powerful but requires a sales call and custom quote. InventoryQuick gives you the core features — barcode scanning, check-in/check-out, multi-location tracking — starting at $19/mo with no sales process.

EZOfficeInventory uses item-based plans starting at $40/mo for 250 items. InventoryQuick starts at $19/mo for 250 items with flat pricing — same core features, no hidden limits.

Shelf.nu tracks individual assets. InventoryQuick tracks assets AND stock quantities — with purchase orders, low stock alerts, and demand forecasting included.

GoCodes charges per asset with custom QR tags. InventoryQuick gives you unlimited scanning for a flat monthly price — no per-asset fees.

itemit is a UK-based asset tracker with per-user pricing. InventoryQuick costs less, includes your whole team, and adds stock quantities and purchase orders.