inFlow Inventory

inFlow starts at $180/mo (Entrepreneur) on the Entrepreneur plan, which covers 2 (Entrepreneur), 5 (Small Biz), 10 (Mid-Size) users. The Small Business and Mid-Size plans unlock more users and multi-warehouse support. Pricing is in USD.

The Entrepreneur plan includes 2 (Entrepreneur), 5 (Small Biz), 10 (Mid-Size) users. If your team is larger, the Small Business plan extends that to five users and the Mid-Size plan to ten.

Multi-warehouse is available from the Mid-Size plan upward. The Entrepreneur plan is single-location only. If you need to track stock across more than one site, factor in the plan upgrade when comparing total costs.

Yes. inFlow includes assembly and simple bill-of-materials support. You can define finished products from component parts and track component consumption when a work order is completed. It is suited to light assembly and kitting, though it is not as deep as Fishbowl or Katana for complex manufacturing workflows.

inFlow connects to QuickBooks and Xero. The integrations handle invoices, purchase orders, and stock-value sync. There is no native MYOB connection, which is worth noting for Australian businesses that run MYOB as their accounting platform.

Yes. inFlow includes a B2B showroom feature that allows wholesale customers to browse your catalogue and place orders online. This is an unusual inclusion at the entry price point and is a differentiator for product businesses that sell to other businesses.

inFlow has one of the lower entry prices in this comparison for a cloud inventory platform with assembly and B2B portal features. It is well regarded for its straightforward setup, clean interface, and breadth of features relative to cost. The main limitations are USD-only pricing, no MYOB integration, and SKU caps on lower tiers.