One paid plan
One price for the whole counter, no per-user and no per-part fees. If the free sheets do the job, keep using them; Pro is for the month the accountant asks what the stock is worth, the supplier rep argues about last quarter's returns, and the count has to be right the first time. For comparison, Sortly Advanced, a general inventory product that serves every trade at once, is $49 per month billed monthly and Sortly Ultra is $149 (sortly.com/pricing, read 4 September 2026). Binstockly Pro is $49 and does one trade only.
Free
$0 Free to use. No account, no card, no trial clock.
- Every sheet works the figure on the page
- Print the sheet straight from the browser
- See exactly what your suppliers and your accountant will receive
Binstockly Pro
$49 a month per month, whole team
- Everything in the free plan
- Download as PDF
- No Binstockly watermark
- Save every sheet and reopen it later
- Your store's name and logo on the paperwork
- Export every sheet and every record in one go
- Add parts, bins, counts, reorders and suppliers
- List and edit what you have added
- Every count, reorder and price change against the part it belongs to
- A login for your counter staff or your bookkeeper
- Export parts, counts, reorders and suppliers
- Send a sheet to a supplier or your accountant
- Connect Stripe
- Take payment on a counter sale
- Connect your books
- Sync invoices to your books
Renews monthly at the price above until you cancel. We email you before any price change. Cancel any time from your account page. You keep Pro to the end of the paid month, and your parts, bins, counts, reorders and suppliers stay exportable for 90 days after.
Online payments: Stripe's processing fee plus a 1% platform fee per payment, deducted before your payout.
Why not just buy a full jobber system?
Need a live parts catalogue, interchange numbers, vehicle fitment data, electronic ordering into three distributors and a counter point of sale? Buy the jobber system, and budget for the data subscription that makes it work. Binstockly is the other case: the operation whose figures are worked on paper or in a spreadsheet today, where the count, the reorder point, the margin and the turns are the things that are wrong, not the catalogue.
Both answers are legitimate and they are not the same purchase. If the catalogue is the thing you need, this is not it, and we will say so if you ask.