Zoho Inventory pricing: Free for 1 user; Standard $29/mo per organization, 3 users (annual); $39 monthly. Free plan: yes — 1 user, 1 location, 50 orders/month. Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.
It's cheap to start because it's priced per organization, not per seat: Standard is $29/mo with 3 users on annual billing ($39 monthly).
Premium at $79/mo brings 5 users, 4 locations and 3,000 orders/month, Plus is $129/mo for 10 users and 6 locations, and extra users are $7.50 each on annual billing. The real work is connecting Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart or WooCommerce to one stock pool. That only works if every product carries the same SKU on every channel, because a mismatch means a sale in one place never reduces stock anywhere else, and that's how you oversell. I'd clean and match SKUs first, connect one channel, and add the next only after your counts reconcile for a week. And since only an Admin can start a full backup, and only every 15 days, put that on the calendar.
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| Attribute | Value | Source & date |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free for 1 user; Standard $29/mo per organization, 3 users (annual); $39 monthly | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
| Free plan | Yes — 1 user, 1 location, 50 orders/month | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
| Premium | $79/mo (annual), 5 users, 4 locations, 3,000 orders/month | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
| Plus | $129/mo (annual), 10 users, 6 locations | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
| Extra users | $7.50 each (annual); $9 monthly | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
| Selling channels | Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart, WooCommerce | zoho-inventory-vs-sortly |
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