InventoryQuick vs inFlow Inventory

For teams of 3 or more, yes. inFlow's Lite plan is $99/mo billed annually for 2 team members and 1 location. A third person can be added to Lite as a paid add-on seat (the calculator shows $29 each for 1-5 extra); Core is $299/mo for 5 and Pro $499/mo for 10, both billed annually. InventoryQuick Pro is $49/mo flat for 3 users, and Business is $149/mo for 15. The IQ Assistant is on both; forecasting and price monitoring are on Business. inFlow sells an AI report assistant add-on, but lists no forecasting or price monitoring.

Partly. inFlow sells an AI Report Assistant add-on ($39/mo) that you chat with to generate reports, but its pricing page lists no demand forecasting or automatic price monitoring. These are areas where InventoryQuick is significantly ahead. inFlow focuses on traditional inventory workflows like showroom ordering and manufacturing.

InventoryQuick does not have a built-in B2B showroom or customer ordering portal. If your business relies heavily on letting customers browse and order from a branded catalog, inFlow's Showroom is a unique strength. However, for core inventory management, InventoryQuick offers more at a lower price.

Yes. Export your inFlow data as CSV, then upload it to InventoryQuick (a .xlsx uploads directly, no converting). Our import tool auto-detects common column names and maps them automatically — product name, SKU, quantity, cost, category, and location all transfer over.