Inventory management pricing, read per store and per line

Inventory management pricing is quoted per store, per user, per line or per month, and for the owner of two or three stores the honest comparison is the price of the whole set of stores over a year against what the software does that the count sheet does not. The arithmetic between stores, the transfer that levels two stores' cover, the shrink a count reveals, the turns and days on hand, the par and the cases to order, is free on this site; what a subscription is for is the record behind it. This page reads the pricing models against that line, and the sheets on this site are the specification to take to any quote.

Per store, per user, per line

A per-store price grows with the chain, a per-user price grows with the staff who count, and a per-line price grows with the range. For a small chain the per-store price is usually the honest one, because the work is per store: each count, each transfer, each par is one store's. Ask any vendor for the price of all the stores for a year, then divide it by the stores; that is the figure to set against Rollupvo Pro's one flat price for every store and every entity.

What the price should buy

The record: every store with its lines, every count with its shrink and turns, every transfer with the cover it left at each end, every par with the cases it ordered, and the consolidation across the entities with the eliminations. The arithmetic itself is on this site free, sheet by sheet, so a quote that prices the arithmetic is pricing what the owner already has. A quote that prices the record, the reminders and the export is pricing the product.

Pricing the paid plan against the sheets

Rollupvo Pro is one price for the whole set of stores and entities, billed monthly, and the sheets on this site compute free whether or not anyone subscribes. The month the owner needs last quarter's counts by store, the transfers between them and the consolidation in one place is the month the record is worth its price; until then the sheets do the job.

Questions people ask about inventory management pricing

How is inventory management software priced?

Per store, per user, per line or per month; for a small chain the per-store price for all the stores over a year is the figure to compare. Rollupvo Pro is one flat price for every store and entity.

What should the price include?

The record behind the arithmetic: stores, lines, counts with their shrink and turns, transfers, pars and the consolidation, with reminders and an export. The arithmetic is free on this site.

Is there a free version?

Every sheet on this site is free and needs no account. The paid plan is the record that keeps what the sheets work out against each store.

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