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Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) pricing

Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) costs from $99 USD/mo billed monthly; 1,000 order lines/mo on the Indie plan (US price). Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase)'s official pricing does not list a free plan. Prices checked on Nov 6, 2026.

Inventory, manufacturing and COGS tracking software for makers and small-batch product businesses, formerly Craftybase.

From$99USD/mo billed monthly; 1,000 order lines/mo

Official website
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Plans

Indie

$99

USD/mo billed monthly; 1,000 order lines/mo

Indie

$990

per year, billed annually

Business

$199

USD/mo billed monthly; up to 5,000 order lines/mo

Business

$1,990

per year, billed annually

Growth

$349

USD/mo billed monthly; 5,000+ order lines/mo

Growth

$3,490

per year, billed annually

Prices from the official website, United States, in USD, before tax.

Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) features

What Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) does, in plain words, from the official Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) website.

  1. Real-time stock levels

    See materials, components and finished goods stock in real time.

  2. Unit cost calculation

    Calculates cost per unit from materials, labor and overhead.

  3. Automatic COGS updates

    Recalculates COGS automatically when material prices change.

  4. Sub-assembly costing

    Tracks costs through sub-assemblies and components.

  5. Auto material deduction

    Deducts materials automatically when you manufacture a batch.

  6. Production history

    Records what was made, when and from which materials.

  7. Low-stock alerts

    Warns you before stock runs out.

  8. Sales channel sync

    Orders from connected channels sync and adjust inventory.

Source:stocksmith.io ·

How much for your team?

people

Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) Indie for 10 people

$82.50/month

$990 per year · $99 per person

How this is calculated
  1. $990/year
  2. $990 ÷ 12 = $82.50 (SpecEntry calculation, not a vendor monthly price)
  3. $990 ÷ 10 = $99

Vendor tax display not recorded.

United States price in USD, updated Nov 6, 2026. Official pricing page ↗

Monthly vs annual billing

Monthly billing

$1,188/yr

Annual billing

$990/yr

You save

$198 · 17%

Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) vs alternatives: features

Key features as each vendor lists them. A feature missing from a list does not mean the product lacks it.

Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) pricing questions

  1. How much does Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) cost?

    Paid plans start at $99 USD/mo billed monthly; 1,000 order lines/mo on the Indie plan, United States pricing.

  2. Does Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) have a free plan?

    No free plan is listed on Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase)'s official pricing.

  3. Is Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase) cheaper with annual billing?

    Yes. On the Indie plan, annual billing saves $198 per user per year compared with paying monthly.

More about Stocksmith (formerly Craftybase)

At a glance

Company
Stocksmith
Pricing model
subscription
Free plan
No
Category
Inventory Management

How the price has moved

Tracking since Nov 6, 2026. 3 plans have a verified price change.

  • Indie

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $99 USD/mo billed monthly; 1,000 order lines/mo

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $990 per year, billed annually+$891 (+900%)

  • Business

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $199 USD/mo billed monthly; up to 5,000 order lines/mo

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $1,990 per year, billed annually+$1,791 (+900%)

  • Growth

    1. Baseline · Nov 6, 2026

      $349 USD/mo billed monthly; 5,000+ order lines/mo

    2. Price change · Nov 6, 2026

      $3,490 per year, billed annually+$3,141 (+900%)

United States market, USD. Prices come from the vendor's official pricing page. Data corrections are never shown as price changes.

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