Cin7 Core Pricing 2026: Standard, Pro & Advanced Costs

Cin7 Core currently starts at $349/month for Standard, $599 for Pro and $1,199 for Advanced, with taxes excluded and pricing shown for new customers. Cin7 Omni uses custom pricing. The actual cost depends on users, annual sales-order volume, integrations and optional modules such as ForesightAI, B2B Portal, POS, API, automation and professional services.

Standard: $349/month

Standard is currently $349 per month for new customers, excluding tax.

It includes five users, two ecommerce/app integrations and 6,000 sales orders per year.

Inventory locations are unlimited.

Standard is intended for smaller product businesses starting a structured inventory-management setup.

Pro: $599/month

Pro costs $599 per month for new customers, excluding tax.

It doubles included users from five to ten and included integrations from two to four.

Annual sales-order capacity rises to 24,000.

Material requirements planning is included, making Pro particularly relevant to growing manufacturers.

Advanced: $1,199/month

Advanced costs $1,199 per month for new customers, excluding tax.

It includes fifteen users, six ecommerce/app integrations and 120,000 sales orders per year.

More sales-order volume can be purchased.

Advanced warehouse management is included for more complex warehouse operations.

Cin7 Omni: custom pricing

Cin7 Omni is quoted separately.

Current public packaging shows eight users, five ecommerce/app integrations and flexible sales-order volume as a headline configuration.

Omni is positioned for enterprises requiring a fully customizable inventory solution.

It should be evaluated separately from Core Advanced rather than assumed to be a simple fixed-price upgrade.

Users

Standard, Pro and Advanced include five, ten and fifteen users respectively.

Cin7's pricing table states that additional users are available for purchase.

Large operations should compare the cost of extra users with moving to a higher tier.

Role design also matters because not every employee may need a full operational login.

Sales-order volume

Core plans include annual sales-order allowances of 6,000, 24,000 and 120,000.

Cin7's terms allow additional usage to create additional fees under the contracted usage configuration.

Advanced explicitly advertises more order volume as purchasable.

Forecast seasonal peaks and twelve-month growth before selecting a tier.

Ecommerce and app integrations

Standard includes two external ecommerce/app integrations, Pro four and Advanced six.

More integrations are available for purchase.

Common connections include Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, Xero, QuickBooks Online and ShipStation.

An integration-heavy tech stack can therefore increase Cin7 spend beyond the base subscription.

Inventory locations versus WMS

All current Core plans advertise unlimited inventory locations.

Standard warehouse management is a separate feature concept and supports a more basic operational workflow.

Advanced WMS provides deeper multi-warehouse functionality and is included in Advanced while available as an add-on on lower eligible tiers.

Do not choose a plan solely from the number of inventory locations.

MRP

Standard currently shows material requirements planning as an add-on.

Pro includes MRP.

MRP considers demand from sales and supply from stock, transfers, production and suppliers to generate supply suggestions.

Manufacturers should compare the $250 monthly jump from Standard to Pro with the value of included MRP and extra capacity.

Advanced manufacturing

Cin7 Core includes standard assembly manufacturing, BOMs and kits.

Advanced Production Manufacturing is a deeper capability for resource scheduling, production BOMs and shop-floor workflows.

It can be an add-on depending on configuration.

Request a manufacturing-specific quote rather than assuming every production feature is included in the base plan.

ForesightAI

Cin7 ForesightAI is an AI demand-forecasting and inventory-optimization add-on in the current plan matrix.

It can use sales history and trends to help purchasing decisions.

The public pricing table does not publish a single universal add-on dollar amount.

Buyers should request the actual monthly cost with their plan quote.

B2B Portal

The B2B Portal is currently an add-on in the Core pricing comparison.

It enables wholesale customers and sales reps to browse products, compare pricing and complete self-service transactions.

Additional B2B portal sites can be a separate add-on on supported tiers.

Wholesale-heavy businesses should request portal pricing before selecting a plan.

Point of sale

POS is also presented as an add-on.

It can let merchants sell through mobile devices while keeping inventory synchronized.

Additional registers may add cost.

Retailers should include processor, hardware and register costs beyond the Cin7 subscription.

API and automation

Cin7's standard API access can be an add-on and higher-volume Flex API availability varies by tier.

Advanced Automations and Intelligent Document Recognition can also be add-ons.

These tools are useful when Cin7 is part of a broader operational stack.

Ask for API and automation pricing before committing to a custom integration project.

Professional services and premium support

Cin7 offers multiple onboarding paths plus premium support and professional services.

Public pricing does not expose one universal fee for those services.

Implementation complexity depends on products, suppliers, locations, accounting and integrations.

Treat onboarding and ongoing support as a separate budget line.

14-day free trial

Cin7 Core currently offers a fourteen-day free trial.

Cin7's October 2026 inventory-software comparison states that the trial does not require a credit card.

This is the best time to validate product setup, purchasing, order flows and integrations.

The trial should be treated as evaluation rather than a substitute for implementation testing.

Annual prepaid subscriptions

Cin7 Core terms define annual or multi-year prepaid subscriptions as Recurring Subscriptions.

Those subscriptions are non-cancellable for the remaining prepaid period.

Cin7 states that no refund is provided for unused prepaid time.

Annual and multi-year buyers should therefore be confident in scope before committing.

Monthly subscriptions

Cin7 also offers monthly pay-as-you-go subscriptions under its current terms.

Monthly cancellation requires at least thirty days' notice before the relevant payment period.

The customer remains liable for applicable access fees through the current period and notice window.

This is more restrictive than simple same-day SaaS cancellation.

Strict no-refund policy

Cin7's current terms explicitly state that cancellation of an active subscription will not result in a refund.

The terms describe a strict no-refund policy on subscriptions.

Cin7 can refund in narrow situations such as discontinuing a paid module, but that is not a general cancellation right.

Procurement should rely on the trial and contract review rather than expecting prorated refunds.

Cin7 versus Zoho Inventory

Zoho Inventory currently starts with a genuine free plan and paid annual pricing from $29 per organization per month.

Standard includes 500 orders per month, three users and two locations.

Cin7 costs much more but provides stronger WMS, manufacturing and operational depth.

Zoho is the better budget fit for simpler small-business inventory.

Cin7 versus inFlow

inFlow currently starts at $99 per month billed annually for Lite.

Core is $299, Pro $499 and Max $699 per month on annual billing, each with different users and locations.

Cin7 starts higher but bundles different inventory, WMS and manufacturing capabilities.

Both products should be compared using required add-ons and integrations rather than plan names.

Cin7 versus Katana

Katana now has a free plan for up to thirty SKUs and a Core plan that starts at $299 per month.

Katana is particularly focused on inventory and manufacturing workflows.

Cin7 is stronger as a broader multichannel inventory and operations hub.

Manufacturers should compare shop-floor and planning workflows directly.

Cin7 versus Fishbowl

Fishbowl Inventory currently starts at $229 per month billed annually for Essentials, with Growth at $429 and Scale at $729.

Fishbowl Advanced Warehouse starts at $595 and Advanced Manufacturing at $675.

Fishbowl is especially strong for warehouse/manufacturing environments.

Cin7 is often stronger for multichannel commerce integrations and broader connected-inventory operations.

Pricing recommendation

Choose Standard only if five users, two integrations and 6,000 annual orders comfortably cover the next year.

Pro is attractive when MRP or the higher capacity is clearly required.

Advanced should be justified by large order volume and Advanced WMS.

Always request a complete quote including extra users, integrations, add-ons, support and onboarding before signing.

Pricing analysis: Order-volume planning

Cin7 Core plans include annual sales-order allowances, and usage above the contracted allowance can create additional cost. Growth should be modeled before choosing a tier because order volume can become a more important constraint than user count.

Use at least twelve months of actual and forecast order data rather than choosing a plan only from current headcount.

Pricing analysis: Integration governance

Each Core plan includes a defined number of ecommerce and app integrations, with additional integrations available for purchase. Connections to Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, accounting, shipping and fulfillment systems can therefore affect recurring cost.

Maintain an integration inventory and remove dormant connections before paying for extra capacity.

Pricing analysis: Warehouse design

Cin7 distinguishes unlimited inventory locations from advanced warehouse-management capability. Standard inventory visibility across locations does not automatically mean every advanced pick, pack, FIFO/FEFO or scheduling workflow is included.

Map warehouse processes separately from the number of stock locations.

Pricing analysis: Manufacturing fit

Standard assembly manufacturing, BOM tracking and batch/expiration workflows are different from MRP and advanced production. Pro includes MRP, while more sophisticated manufacturing capabilities can require higher tiers or add-ons.

Manufacturers should run a production workflow proof of concept rather than assuming inventory features equal full MRP.

Pricing analysis: Add-on discipline

ForesightAI, B2B Portal, POS, API access, automation, IDR and professional services can be add-ons depending on plan and configuration.

Request a quote that separates the base plan from every required add-on so the monthly commitment is clear.

Pricing analysis: Cancellation economics

Cin7's August 2026 Core terms are strict: active subscription cancellations do not create refunds, recurring prepaid subscriptions are non-cancellable for the remaining term, and monthly plans require thirty days' notice.

Procurement should confirm billing frequency and cancellation timing before committing to annual or multi-year terms.

Pricing analysis: Implementation readiness

Cin7 Core is more operationally sophisticated than a simple stock counter. Purchasing, manufacturing, warehousing, accounting and channel integrations all depend on clean master data and process design.

Prepare SKUs, units of measure, suppliers, locations, tax settings and opening stock before onboarding.

Pricing analysis: AI evaluation

Cin7 is expanding ForesightAI, Ask Me Anything and intelligent document recognition. These capabilities can reduce manual work, but value depends on data quality and business process fit.

Treat AI features as workflow accelerators to test rather than guaranteed replacements for planning or operations expertise.

Pricing analysis: Support ownership

Cin7 provides global support and Academy resources, while premium support and professional services can be separate commercial items.

Define who owns implementation, integration troubleshooting and process changes after go-live.

Pricing analysis: Decision framework

Compare Cin7 Core and alternatives on inventory depth, WMS, manufacturing, order limits, integrations, AI, support, contract flexibility and three-year total cost.

The strongest option is the one that fits operational complexity without forcing the business to pay for modules it will not use.

Pricing analysis: Order-volume planning

Cin7 Core plans include annual sales-order allowances, and usage above the contracted allowance can create additional cost. Growth should be modeled before choosing a tier because order volume can become a more important constraint than user count.

Use at least twelve months of actual and forecast order data rather than choosing a plan only from current headcount.

Pricing analysis: Integration governance

Each Core plan includes a defined number of ecommerce and app integrations, with additional integrations available for purchase. Connections to Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, accounting, shipping and fulfillment systems can therefore affect recurring cost.

Maintain an integration inventory and remove dormant connections before paying for extra capacity.

Pricing analysis: Warehouse design

Cin7 distinguishes unlimited inventory locations from advanced warehouse-management capability. Standard inventory visibility across locations does not automatically mean every advanced pick, pack, FIFO/FEFO or scheduling workflow is included.

Map warehouse processes separately from the number of stock locations.

Pricing analysis: Manufacturing fit

Standard assembly manufacturing, BOM tracking and batch/expiration workflows are different from MRP and advanced production. Pro includes MRP, while more sophisticated manufacturing capabilities can require higher tiers or add-ons.

Manufacturers should run a production workflow proof of concept rather than assuming inventory features equal full MRP.

Pricing analysis: Add-on discipline

ForesightAI, B2B Portal, POS, API access, automation, IDR and professional services can be add-ons depending on plan and configuration.

Request a quote that separates the base plan from every required add-on so the monthly commitment is clear.

Pricing analysis: Cancellation economics

Cin7's August 2026 Core terms are strict: active subscription cancellations do not create refunds, recurring prepaid subscriptions are non-cancellable for the remaining term, and monthly plans require thirty days' notice.

Procurement should confirm billing frequency and cancellation timing before committing to annual or multi-year terms.

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