Comparing warehouse software?
One page per product: what it costs, what it does that Warebin doesn’t, and who should not switch. Every price came from opening the vendor’s own pricing page, and the URL is printed on each one.
Most of these do considerably more than we do. Warebin is warehouse operations only, for one building. If you need the rest, these pages will tell you so.
Extensiv alternative
no price published
Their pricing page returns a 404, checked 9 August 2026. Every route to a number runs through a demo, and the number you get depends on the conversation you had.
Zenventory alternative
$499 / $799 per month
Starter is $499 a month plus a one-time $1,000 setup on both published plans, checked 9 August 2026. With the 50%-off promotion on the first three months, year one lands near $5,497.
inFlow alternative
$129 / $349 / $699 per month, billed annually
The $129 tier is "1 location no sublocations", checked 9 August 2026. For a warehouse, a location without shelves inside it is a building with one address, which does not answer "which shelf".
Cin7 Core alternative
$349 / $599 / $1,199 per month
Standard caps at 5 users, Pro at 10, Advanced at 15, and extras cost more, checked 9 August 2026. On the floor that means the cost of adding a picker is a line item.
ShipHero alternative
no price published
Their pricing page returns a 404, checked 9 August 2026. Both calls to action route to sales.
We also checked 12 products in one place and found that 7 of them publish no price at all. That table is here, with the source for every figure.