Is this built for enterprise IT rollouts?
TrackYourShelves Commercial is built first for practical small-team operations. Enterprise conversations are for larger scale requirements, not generic enterprise theater.
Commercial Inventory
Small business inventory software for real operations.
TrackYourShelves helps small teams run inventory with practical workflows: stock visibility, location tracking, and role-based access. Start with Commercial Starter and expand only when your operation requires deeper modules.
Track inventory by location
Manage categories, warehouses, and storage locations in one operational workspace.
Stay ahead of stock risk
Use stock alerts and shared team visibility to catch low inventory before it disrupts operations.
Run with team accountability
Use role-based access and activity visibility so owners, managers, and staff stay aligned.
What commercial teams can run today
Every point below is aligned with currently shipped commercial workflows and published plan boundaries.
- Commercial Starter starts at $14.99/month for one location, two users, and 2,000 tracked items
- Starter includes dashboard, inventory items, categories, warehouses, locations, orders, suppliers, and stock alerts
- Growth adds cycle counts, purchase orders, fulfillment, lot/serial tracking, and analytics
- Professional adds deeper reporting and employee metrics for larger teams
- Enterprise is available for organizations that need custom scale planning
Commercial Starter baseline
Starter gives one location, two users, and 2,000 items with the core operational workspace. Move to Growth when you need cycle counts, purchase orders, fulfillment, and deeper ops visibility.
Small business inventory FAQ
Can we start with a self-serve plan?
Yes. Most teams start on Commercial Starter and move up only when they need more users, locations, and operational workflows.
What if we are actually organizing a household, not a business?
Use the Residential path for household routines, shared family access, and home-centered planning workflows.