Inventory management software for stock management and inventory planning
Storekeeper watches every SKU, forecasts demand, and tells you what to reorder, what is dying, and what is about to sell out. Storekeeper watches every SKU across your stores and channels, forecasts demand, and tells you what to reorder, what is dying, and what is about to sell out. Before it costs you a sale.
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A live preview of Storekeeper's forecasting engine on fictional sample dataon the rows you pasted. The full product connects to your POS and store and runs this continuously.
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- Early access, launching soon
- Live stock scan above, no signup, no card
- Your data stays yours, nothing you paste is stored
Both ends of the same problem, watched for you
Empty shelves lose the sale; overfull shelves freeze the cash. Every figure below comes from the live sample scan above, computed by the same engine.
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Stockout risks caught early
In the coffee-roaster sample, two SKUs would go empty before a normal reorder could land. Storekeeper flags them while there is still time to expedite.
$1,767
Dead stock, priced in dollars
The same sample scan finds three SKUs that stopped selling and prices the cash frozen in them, so a markdown becomes a decision instead of a shrug.
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Reorders computed, not guessed
Forecast demand plus safety stock minus what is on hand: a suggested quantity per SKU, instead of a reorder-point spreadsheet you maintain by hand.
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SKUs scanned in one pass
Twelve SKUs, one board, every verdict in seconds. The full product does this continuously, across every location and sales channel you run.
Connect, forecast, act
Cloud inventory management without the implementation project. Three steps, no spreadsheets.
Connect your stock
Plug in your POS, Shopify or marketplace channels, or start from a spreadsheet import. Storekeeper builds one live stock picture across every location.
It forecasts every SKU
Demand forecasts per SKU, per channel, with lead times and safety stock computed for you. Reorder points that update themselves instead of going stale.
You get a daily to-do list
Reorder this much of these, expedite that one, mark these down. Purchase orders drafted and ready to send. You decide; it does the arithmetic.
Priced for growing brands, not enterprise projects
These are the planned launch prices, shown so early-access users know what to expect. No free plan; the live demo is the free taste.
Starter
$49/mo
One location, off the spreadsheets
Growth
$149/mo
Up to 5 locations and channels
Scale
$499/mo
Unlimited locations and channels
Enterprise
Talk to sales
SSO, SLA, invoicing, security review
Working capital becomes a decision, not a guess
Storekeeper exists to cut the two costs that never show up on one report: sales lost to empty shelves and cash frozen in stock that is not moving.
Fewer lost sales
Stockout risk is flagged per SKU while an expedited order can still land, so the shelf and the ad campaign pointing at it stay in business.
Lower carrying cost
Dead and slow stock is surfaced in dollars, with markdown or transfer suggestions, before it quietly eats a quarter of margin.
Hours back every week
No more reorder-point spreadsheets maintained by hand: forecasts, safety stock and draft purchase orders are computed continuously.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, role-based access, GDPR-conscious handling. SOC 2 is on our roadmap; we say so honestly rather than claim it early.
What inventory management software should do in 2026
Most stock management software is a rear-view mirror: it counts what you have and tells you what already happened. The counting is table stakes. The expensive problems, the empty shelf on your best seller and the pallet of last season's stock, come from decisions the software left to you: when to reorder, how much, and when to stop.
Storekeeper is built as an demand forecasting engine first and a tracker second. It learns each SKU's sales rate and trend, computes safety stock and reorder points continuously, and turns them into a daily action list with purchase orders drafted and ready to send. The same picture spans every location and channel, whether you run physical stores, ecommerce channels, or a warehouse feeding both.
If you are earlier in the journey, start with the plain-language guide to inventory management: the methods, the formulas and the KPIs, no product pitch. When you want to see the engine itself, the stock scan above runs it live on sample data, no signup required.
Asked before you had to ask
Is Storekeeper live yet?
Do I have to pay anything now?
How is this different from Zoho Inventory or Cin7?
What will it connect to?
Be first in line when Storekeeper opens
Confirmed early-access members get in before anyone else. One email, one code, done.
One confirmation email, no spam, no card.