Overview

TrackStock supports both vendor-managed and customer-managed inventory, combining mobile counts and usage tracking with supplier replenishment orders. Reorder-point automation and multi-location planning make it a focused option for recurring stock needs across locations, rather than a default fit for every inventory operation.

It can communicate through APIs, XML, EDI, or custom files, with named integrations including QuickBooks, Epicor P21, Oracle, Epicor Eclipse, SAP, and Microsoft. TrackStock is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and hosted on AWS; eTurns encrypts data transmissions and certain information at rest.

Key features

Scanning and replenishment

The Android and iOS app supports QR and barcode counts, orders, and usage tracking. Replenish includes barcode ordering, cycle counts, and min/max replenishment, making it a straightforward starting point for teams whose priority is restocking rather than broader inventory workflows. Manage Lite adds usage, orders, receiving, quantity-on-hand tracking, consignment inventory, and scheduled email alerts; its automatic min/max replenishment after usage is more useful when consumption needs to drive reordering.

Optimization, reporting, and work orders

Optimize adds the Min/Max Tuning Dashboard, which uses inventory usage to recommend levels and show potential savings, alongside asset maintenance, tool tracking, requisitions, and kitting. Manage adds work orders with parts, labor, signatures, and image capture, plus customizable reports, transfers, returns, and project spend limits. Those are meaningful additions for teams coordinating field work and stock, but they make the upper tiers harder to justify if the need is only basic replenishment. Reporting is included across plans, with higher tiers adding scheduled email alerts and customization; the pricing page lists up to 90 reports.

Hardware and device support

TrackStock supports SensorBins, RFID, and electronic shelf labels, but these are additional costs rather than included plan features. SensorBins cost around $96 per item, while RFID tower and sensor costs vary by use case. The mobile app requires Android 7 or above or iOS/iPadOS 15.4 or above; the web app works in any browser.

Pricing

TrackStock has no free plan and offers a free 30-day trial that includes setup, training, and phone support. In-app training and email support are free, while phone support is optional and paid. Listed monthly prices are billed semi-annually; the stockroom and vehicle pricing is stated per stockroom or vehicle, respectively.

Replenish: $40.00 USD per month for either stockroom or vehicle, billed semi-annually. It includes unlimited users, items, and suppliers; barcode ordering and cycle counts; and min/max replenishment. This is the leanest fit for teams that need basic restocking without the added tracking and workflow tools.
Manage Lite: $100.00 USD per month for a stockroom or $55.00 USD per month for a vehicle, billed semi-annually. It adds usage and quantity-on-hand tracking, receiving, consignment inventory, min/max auto-replenishment after usage, and scheduled email alerts. The vehicle tier is a lower-cost way to add those controls where stock lives in service vehicles.
Manage: $249.00 USD per month for a stockroom or $79.00 USD per month for a vehicle, billed semi-annually. It adds work orders, customizable reports, transfers and returns, and project spend limits. Choose it when inventory work is linked to service tasks or needs more reporting and movement controls.
Optimize: $399.00 USD per month for a stockroom or $129.00 USD per month for a vehicle, billed semi-annually. It adds the Min/Max Tuning Dashboard, asset maintenance, tool tracking, requisitions, and kitting. The price premium is most defensible for teams that will use its optimization and asset workflows, not those seeking only replenishment.

Supported hardware is an additional expense, so teams considering SensorBins or RFID should account for those costs separately. The six-month billing term also makes the monthly figure less flexible than a month-to-month subscription.

Platforms

TrackStock is available on Android, iOS, and the web. The platform mix accommodates mobile stockroom and vehicle work as well as browser-based access, subject to the stated mobile operating-system requirements.

Who it's for

eTurns identifies industrial distributors and end customers such as contractors, MRO operations, medical facilities, and EMS facilities as users. It is a stronger fit for organizations managing recurring supplies at points of use, especially when supplier replenishment, multiple locations, or work-order coordination matters. Businesses that only need a simple inventory ledger may find the higher-tier workflow emphasis unnecessary.

Pros and cons

Pro: Replenish includes unlimited users, items, and suppliers at $40.00 USD per month, which avoids seat and catalog caps at the entry tier.
Pro: Plans scale from barcode ordering to usage-based replenishment, work orders, and optimization, so teams can pay for more involved workflows only when needed.
Pro: API, XML, EDI, and custom-file communication, alongside named business-system integrations, offers several routes for connecting inventory operations.
Con: Stockroom pricing rises from $40.00 USD per month for Replenish to $399.00 USD per month for Optimize, a steep jump for teams that need only a small subset of advanced features.
Con: Plans are billed semi-annually, and SensorBins, RFID, and electronic shelf labels add hardware cost.
Con: Mobile use depends on Android 7 or later or iOS/iPadOS 15.4 or later, which may exclude older devices.

Alternatives

Stockagile Replenishment is worth considering for a store-focused setup: its Starter plan is 49.00 EUR per month for one store, one user, one register, and up to €10,000/month in sales, while Grow is 89.00 EUR per month with no sales limit. TrackStock instead emphasizes stockrooms and service vehicles, with unlimited users, items, and suppliers on Replenish.

GMDH Streamline may suit a business that qualifies for its free planning tier: Free Edition covers up to US$ 1M in annual revenue, 1,000 planning items, and 10,000 annual sales quantity. TrackStock has no free plan but focuses on point-of-use scanning and supplier replenishment.

LEAFIO AI Replenishment Software is another paid, web-based option with custom pricing for readers seeking a demo and quote.

Blue Ridge Replenishment Optimization is a paid web option for readers prepared to book a demo.

Retalon Price Management and Optimization is a paid web alternative for readers willing to request a demo.

Retano SCM offers web and self-hosted deployment with Onprem, SaaS, and Subscription purchasing options; component licenses are based on item-location, stores, or concurrent workstations.

Demandsoft Replenishment Solutions (PRIME One) is a paid web-based alternative.

Flowlity is a paid web and API option with a free trial. Its Flowlity Lite plan costs 249.00 EUR per month, billed monthly with no long-term commitment, for up to 5,000 SKUs via CSV upload and no ERP integration; it may fit teams prioritizing flexible monthly terms and that SKU scale.

For broader comparisons, browse Replenishment Software or Inventory Management Software.

Verdict

Choose eTurns TrackStock if your operation needs replenishment at stockrooms or service vehicles and may benefit from usage tracking, work orders, or inventory tuning as it grows. Its point-of-use focus and progression from unlimited basic replenishment to richer workflows are the main reasons to choose it. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan, month-to-month billing, or advanced stockroom tools without a large increase over the entry price.

	Current RMS	eTurns TrackStock
Free plan	No	No
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Paid from	$49/mo	$40/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Android, iOS, Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	No	No
Paid from	$79/mo	$40/mo

Current RMS vs eTurns TrackStock

Current RMS

eTurns TrackStock