Pricing, stated plainly

Most vendors in this category won't name a number at all. We publish where ours starts and what moves it. The exact figure still comes from a call — it depends on your order volume and SKU count — but you shouldn't need one to know the rough shape.

Accelerate Your Ecommerce Success

Starting at $1,000 per month

Personalized pricing based on your data needs. You don't get to choose the pricing model: the pricing model chooses you. We provide the exact amount of sku.io you need and scale according to the company's success.

  • Unlimited API access and integrations — never an upcharge
  • All sales channels: Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Walmart and more
  • Full inventory, order, and supply chain management
  • Purchasing optimization and demand forecasting
  • Business intelligence and accounting sync
  • Personalized onboarding with data migration
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An honest fit check

Is this a fit for you?

We publish where sku.io starts making sense. Answer the two questions and it will answer you back — including with “no”, when that is the true answer. The criteria are the ones we publish and nothing else, there is no score behind it, and nothing you tick leaves your browser.

Which of these are true of your operation?
And roughly what size are you?

Answer the size question and we'll say.

Revenue is the line that decides it. The boxes above are what make crossing it hurt sooner — they are not requirements, and ticking none of them is a perfectly normal answer. Pick a size and the answer appears here. It is allowed to be no.

This is the shape sku.io is built for.

You're past the revenue line and already carrying the complexity that makes it bite — that combination is what the product was built around, and it's where it pays for itself fastest. There is nothing else we would quietly check before saying yes on a call.

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Worth a call, honestly.

The complexity is already here, and that's the part that hurts — it hurts at any size. You're under the $1M we usually quote as the starting point, but “roughly” is doing real work in that number. Tell us what the mess actually costs you and we'll say plainly whether it's time.

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Yes — the checklist just isn't the reason.

Most of what sku.io does has nothing to do with juggling channels. At your size the purchasing and costing side usually carries it on its own: demand forecast per SKU with the math on screen, supplier POs drafted in a click, FIFO landed cost that closes the month in days rather than weeks. One clean channel makes that easier to run, not less worth running.

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Not yet — and that's a real answer.

Smaller and simpler than where this starts paying for itself. A lighter inventory tool will genuinely serve you better for now, at a fraction of what this costs. Come back when the volume, the second channel, or the third stock location shows up.

SKU.io starts making sense at roughly $1M in revenue. Multi-channel complexity — more than one sales channel, bundles and kits, wholesale alongside DTC, stock sitting in more than one place — is what makes it urgent, not what makes you eligible: plenty of single-channel operations at that size run sku.io for purchasing, forecasting and landed-cost accounting alone. If you're under that and genuinely simple, a lighter inventory tool will serve you better for now, and we're happy to say so on a call.

Revenue is the line; the boxes are what make crossing it hurt sooner. Each one asks a different thing — how many channels you sell on, what you sell, who you sell to, and how many places the stock sits in — so nothing is counted twice. Nothing is scored, weighted, or sent anywhere either, and exactly one combination gets a “no”.

What moves the price

Order volume and SKU count — that's it. Your quote is based on the actual shape of your operation, stated in the first call, and it includes every module and every integration. We never charge extra for API access. Ever.

What we don't charge for

  • Onboarding — none, and it takes days, not months (competitors quote $80–150K)
  • API access and integrations — all included, always
  • Support from the people who build the product

Custom development

When your operation needs something the product doesn't do yet, we quote it plainly — typically thousands, not six figures; weeks, not quarters. Think of it as a prioritization fee: your workflow jumps the queue, ships into the product, and the platform gets better for everyone. Most custom work pays for itself within a year.