Inventory software for agencies managing multiple brands
One platform for every client you manage. Multi-channel forecasting, 2026 Amazon fee math, and per-brand daily reports — priced on your combined catalog, not per-brand list price.
Schedule an agency call →Managing 10, 20, 50 brands shouldn’t mean 50 logins
Agencies and aggregators end up stitching together a separate subscription, a separate dashboard, and a separate spreadsheet for every client. The forecasting gets inconsistent, the reporting gets manual, and the cost scales linearly with every brand you add.
One subscription per brand
Pay full list price for every client, even the small ones. Costs scale linearly — there’s no volume advantage to managing more brands.
Inconsistent forecasting
Each brand on a different tool, or worse, a different spreadsheet. No standard method, no portfolio-level view, no way to spot patterns across clients.
Manual client reporting
Pulling numbers from N dashboards every week to build N client reports by hand. The work scales with headcount, not with software.
Agency pricing built on your combined catalog
Instead of paying per-brand list price, agency pricing is calculated on the total order volume across every brand you manage — then discounted. The more brands you bring, the better the per-brand economics.
We total your combined order volume
Across every brand you manage — Amazon FBA, AWD, Shopify, Walmart. One number for your whole portfolio.
Volume pricing, then an agency discount
Your combined catalog gets volume-tier pricing as if it were one large account — then a substantial agency discount on top.
Founding-partner terms for early agencies
We’re onboarding our first agency partners now. Early partners get our most aggressive pricing in exchange for being a reference as we formalize the agency tier.
Pricing grows with you, not against you
Add a brand, the cost steps up modestly. Lose a client, that brand can transition to its own direct billing. No lock-in penalties.
Pricing scales with combined order volume — the agency-tier brackets step up as your portfolio grows, so the model works whether you’re managing 22 small brands or 50 brands doing real volume. Your cost-per-order keeps tapering at every step.
Resell the service to your clients on your terms
Your agency pays SKU Compass once at the combined-volume tier. What you charge each brand for the service is yours to set — the margin between what you pay us and what you bill the client belongs to your agency.
What you pay SKU Compass
One agency-tier subscription, priced on your total combined order volume across every brand you manage. Predictable line item that doesn’t change per brand.
What you charge your clients
Up to you. Bill inventory management as part of your retainer, as a standalone service line, or bundled with broader brand management. We don’t dictate your client pricing.
- You pay SKU Compass: ~$1,500/mo (agency-tier floor, combined-volume pricing)
- You bill each brand: $400/mo for inventory management (folded into their retainer)
- 22 brands × $400 = $8,800/mo in client revenue
- Net margin to your agency: ~$7,300/mo on the inventory line alone
Illustrative numbers. What you actually charge per brand depends on your service depth and pricing posture — some agencies bill $200/mo for inventory-only, others $1,000+/mo when bundled with broader brand management.
One platform, every client, one source of truth
Everything in the SKU Compass platform — applied across your whole book of brands.
Multi-tenant, multi-brand
Manage every brand from one agency login. Each brand’s data stays sandboxed — the agency sees everything, each client sees only their own.
Native multi-channel forecasting
Amazon FBA, AWD upstream, Shopify, and Walmart WFS — unified forecasting per brand, with 2026 Amazon fee math built into the engine.
Per-brand daily reports
Every brand gets its own daily brief: what moved, what to watch, what to reorder. Ready to forward to your client or act on directly.
Reorder recommendations + POs
Per-SKU reorder points, order quantities, and draft purchase orders — for every brand, refreshed continuously.
Built for the people managing other people’s inventory
- Ecommerce agencies managing Amazon & multi-channel inventory for a roster of brand clients
- Brand aggregators running a portfolio of acquired brands that each need forecasting
- Fractional ops teams serving as the outsourced inventory function for multiple ecommerce businesses
- 3PLs and prep centers offering inventory planning as a value-add service to their clients
- Holding companies that need one consistent forecasting standard across every brand they own
Agency pricing FAQ
How much does SKU Compass cost for an agency?
Agency pricing is custom-quoted based on the combined order volume across every brand you manage. We total your portfolio’s volume, apply volume-tier pricing as if it were one large account, then apply a substantial agency discount. The result is typically a fraction of what separate per-brand subscriptions would cost. Schedule a call and we’ll build your quote.
Can I manage all my brands from one login?
Yes. SKU Compass is multi-tenant by design. Your agency gets one login with access to every brand you manage. Each brand’s data stays sandboxed — the agency sees the full portfolio, while each individual client sees only their own brand.
Can I bill my clients whatever I want for SKU Compass access?
Yes. Your agency pays SKU Compass once at the combined-volume tier; what you charge each client for the service is yours to set. Most agencies fold inventory management into a monthly retainer or service line and the margin between what you pay us and what you bill the client belongs to your agency. We don’t dictate your client pricing.
What happens if I lose a client?
If a brand leaves your agency, that brand can transition to its own direct SKU Compass billing — their data, history, and settings carry over. There’s no penalty, and your agency pricing simply re-calculates on the remaining portfolio.
Do my clients get their own reports?
Yes. Every brand gets its own daily brief and reorder recommendations. You can forward those directly to your clients, use them to build your own client reports, or act on them yourself — whatever fits your service model.
What channels does it support?
Amazon FBA, Amazon AWD (upstream warehousing), Shopify, and Walmart WFS — with native multi-channel forecasting and 2026 Amazon fee math built into the engine. Each brand can be on any mix of channels.
How many brands do I need to qualify for agency pricing?
There’s no hard minimum, but agency pricing makes the most sense once you’re managing several brands — the combined-volume model rewards portfolio scale. If you’re managing two or three brands, schedule a call and we’ll figure out whether agency pricing or individual plans serve you better.
What are founding-partner terms?
We’re onboarding our first agency partners now. Early partners get our most aggressive pricing in exchange for being a reference customer as we formalize the agency tier publicly. It’s a genuine partnership — you get founding-partner economics, we get a proven case study.
Let’s build your agency quote
Tell us how many brands you manage and what channels they’re on. We’ll put together combined-volume pricing on a 15-minute call.
Schedule an agency call →