Cin7 Pricing 2026: Core Standard, Pro, Advanced and Omni

Cin7 Core costs $349 a month on Standard, $599 on Pro and $1,199 on Advanced in 2026, in USD before tax, and Cin7 Omni is priced by quote. The tier you pay for is set by caps: Standard covers 5 users, 2 integrations and 6,000 sales orders a year, Pro 10 users and 24,000 orders, Advanced 15 users and 120,000 orders. Prices read October 19, 2026.

Every figure on this page comes from Cin7's pricing page, read on 19 October 2026, where the prices are marked as USD, excluding taxes and shown for new customers. Our view: Cin7 Core is fairly priced for a brand that sells across several channels and assembles or kits products, and expensive for a single-channel store that only needs stock counts. The order cap, not the feature list, is what moves most buyers up a tier.

Toolradar data: Toolradar, the software directory we run, tracks 177 inventory management tools as of October 19, 2026. Only 27% are free, freemium or open source, and the median cheapest paid plan across the 55 that publish one is $59 a month, so Cin7's entry plan costs about six times the category median. The Cin7 profile on Toolradar carries its category data.

Cin7 plans at a glance

Source: Cin7 pricing, read 19 October 2026. Users, orders and integrations can each be extended for a fee that Cin7 quotes through sales rather than publishing.

All three Core plans include unlimited inventory locations, a Xero or QuickBooks Online accounting integration, purchase orders, standard assembly manufacturing with bills of materials, batch and expiration tracking, COGS reporting and multi-currency support. Standard warehouse management and barcode scanning are included on every Core plan, but that app supports one warehouse location; the multi-warehouse version is the main reason operations teams look at Advanced. Our Cin7 review weighs the product itself; this page covers the bill.

What each Cin7 Core tier adds

Standard is the entry ladder rung for a small team: 5 users, 2 e-commerce or app connections and 6,000 orders a year, which averages 500 a month. Material requirements planning is an add-on here, and several features cannot be bought at all on this tier: advanced warehouse management, advanced production manufacturing, returns (RMA), the Flex API, extra B2B portal sites and extra POS registers.

Pro doubles the users to 10, gives 4 integrations and raises the cap to 24,000 orders a year, or 2,000 a month. MRP is included, which is the feature that makes Pro the natural tier for brands that manufacture to demand. Advanced warehouse management, RMA and advanced production become buyable add-ons instead of being locked out.

Advanced is built for warehouse-heavy operations: 15 users, 6 integrations, 120,000 orders a year and advanced warehouse management included, with picking for kitting, delivery scheduling and FIFO or FEFO pick enforcement across several warehouses. RMA and advanced automations are included too. Advanced production manufacturing, the B2B portal, POS and API access remain add-ons even here.

Omni is Cin7's other product, sold as a custom solution for larger or unusual setups. The pricing page lists 8 users and 5 integrations for it and no list price, so treat it as a sales conversation.

What Cin7 really costs per order and per user

The table below is our arithmetic on Cin7's published monthly prices: twelve months of each plan, divided by its yearly order cap and by its included users. It assumes you use the whole cap, which most businesses will not.

Two patterns stand out in that table. First, Pro is the best value per user and per order of the three, because it doubles both caps for a 72% higher price. Second, the per-order cost falls steeply with volume, so the expensive tier is only expensive for a business that does not fill it.

The order cap decides more bills than the user count. A brand averaging 600 orders a month runs past Standard's 6,000-a-year cap around month ten, and from there it either buys extra order volume through sales or moves to Pro at $250 more a month. A team of 6 hits Standard's user limit the same way. Plan for your busiest quarter, not your average month, since the yearly cap fills faster in peak season.

Add-ons and costs outside the plan price

Cin7's FAQ says the plan prices include the listed features with no hidden fees, and that optional add-ons such as advanced forecasting cost extra. None of the add-on prices are published on the pricing page, so each one is a quote. Budget a line for these:

• Cin7 ForesightAI forecasting: an add-on on every Core tier; our demand forecasting software ranking covers standalone options.
• B2B portal and POS: add-ons on every Core tier; extra portal sites and extra registers are add-ons from Pro up.
• API access: an add-on on every Core tier, with the faster Flex API available from Pro.
• Returns (RMA): unavailable on Standard, an add-on on Pro, included on Advanced; compare that quote with a separate returns management tool.
• Intelligent Document Recognition: an add-on on every Core tier, for reading supplier documents into Cin7.
• More users, integrations or order volume: sold through sales, priced per account.
• Premium Support and professional services: add-ons on every tier; the standard plan includes 24/7 chat support, the help centers and Cin7 Academy.
• Product SKUs over 100,000: not available on Standard, an add-on on Pro and Advanced.

The practical consequence: a brand that wants POS, a B2B portal and forecasting on Standard pays more than the list price, and the page gives no figure to plan with. If in-store selling is the reason, compare the quote with Shopify POS pricing and Lightspeed pricing, which publish their POS rates. Ask for those quotes before signing, not after go-live.

Monthly or annual billing?

Cin7's pricing page lists one price per plan, per month, and shows no separate rate for monthly versus annual billing. The page offers a free trial, and each plan card leads to a demo. The prices are labelled as prices for new customers, so an account that signed up under an older lineup may be on different terms. Some third-party pricing pages still quote Advanced at $999 a month, but the vendor's own page lists the higher figure above for new customers, and that is the price to budget.

How Cin7 compares on price

Cin7 Core sits in the middle of the inventory market: well above small-business tools, below the full ERPs. The rival figures below were read on Zoho Inventory's US pricing page, inFlow's pricing page and Finale Inventory's pricing page on 19 October 2026.

At five users, Zoho Inventory Premium costs less than a quarter of Cin7 Standard and allows half as many orders per month as Cin7 allows per year. inFlow Core lands $50 a month under Cin7 Standard with the same five users, and adds extra team members at $29 a month each. Finale starts above Cin7's entry price. The comparison is not like for like on billing: Zoho and inFlow quote annual billing, while Cin7 lists one monthly figure.

What the cheaper tools give up is depth in manufacturing and multichannel order handling. Cin7 includes bills of materials and assembly on every plan and MRP from Pro, while Zoho Inventory's mid tiers focus on stock, orders and an online store. Our Zoho Inventory review and Finale Inventory review cover those trade-offs in detail, Toolradar keeps profiles for Zoho Inventory, inFlow and Finale, and the inventory management software ranking places all of them side by side.

Which Cin7 plan should you buy?

Buy Standard if you have up to 5 people in the system, two sales channels and fewer than 500 orders a month, and you do not need returns handling or multi-warehouse picking.

Buy Pro if you manufacture or kit products and need MRP, have 6 to 10 users, or sell more than 500 orders a month. For most growing multichannel brands it is the tier that fits, which is why Cin7 marks it Most Popular.

Buy Advanced only when you run several warehouses and need advanced picking, or when your volume is well above 2,000 orders a month. Below that, Pro plus an add-on is usually cheaper.

Skip Cin7 if you sell on one channel and mostly need stock counts and purchase orders. A tool like Zoho Inventory covers that at a fraction of the price. If your bottleneck is order routing rather than stock, our order management systems ranking is the better starting point, and shipping costs are covered in our ShipStation pricing breakdown. Stores that run on Shopify should weigh the Cin7 bill against their Shopify plan before adding a second system.

Methodology

Plan prices, caps and the included or add-on status of each feature were read on Cin7's own pricing page on 19 October 2026; rival prices on each vendor's own pricing page the same day. Yearly, per-order and per-user figures are our arithmetic on those published prices. Add-ons without a published price are named but not costed. We refresh this page when Cin7 changes its lineup.

FAQ

How much does Cin7 cost in 2026?

Cin7 Core costs $349 a month on Standard, $599 on Pro and $1,199 on Advanced, in USD before tax, according to Cin7's pricing page on 19 October 2026. Cin7 Omni has no list price and is quoted by sales. Twelve months of Standard comes to $4,188 by our arithmetic.

Does Cin7 have a free plan?

No. Cin7 offers a free trial and demos, but every Core plan is paid. Teams that need a free tier should look at Zoho Inventory, which lists a free plan alongside paid plans billed annually.

What is the difference between Cin7 Core and Cin7 Omni?

Core is the packaged product with three published tiers and caps on users, integrations and yearly orders. Omni is Cin7's more customizable product for larger businesses and niche setups, priced by quote. The pricing page lists 8 users and 5 integrations for Omni.

What happens if I go over Cin7's order limit?

You buy more order volume or move up a tier. Standard includes 6,000 sales orders a year and Pro 24,000; Cin7's page says more volume is available for purchase but does not publish its price. A business that regularly exceeds 500 orders a month should price Pro, which costs $250 a month more than Standard.

Are there hidden fees in Cin7 pricing?

Cin7 says its plans carry no hidden fees, but several features are paid add-ons with no published price: ForesightAI forecasting, the B2B portal, POS, API access, document recognition and Premium Support. Extra users, integrations and order volume are quoted too. Get those quotes in writing before you commit.

Cite this: Retailpresso, "Cin7 Pricing 2026: Core Standard, Pro, Advanced and Omni", November 2026, https://retailpresso.com/blog/cin7-pricing.

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