Binhop vs Sortly
Two inventory apps with a barcode scanner. Binhop is made for shops that sell: sales, purchases and a whole team for free. Here is how they compare.
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Side by side
| Binhop | Sortly | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, up to 30 items | Yes, up to 100 items |
| People on the free plan | Unlimited | 1 |
| First paid plan | $29 a month or $149 a year | $49 a month, or $24 a month paying yearly in the first year |
| People in that plan | Unlimited | 2 |
| Lots and serial numbers | Yes, on every plan | Not listed on their pricing page |
| Setup fee | None | None listed |
| Apps | iPhone iPad Android web | iPhone Android web |
Why small shops pick Binhop
Your whole team, free
Every plan includes as many people as you need, with roles for staff and viewers. Sortly’s free plan has one user and its first paid plan two.
Sales and purchases built in
Sell, receive purchases and keep pending sales, and see stock change with each order. Every change can be undone.
Lots, serials and locations
Track batches with expiry dates, phones by IMEI and stock in several places, on every plan.
When Sortly may suit you better
Sortly’s free plan holds more items (100 against 30) and is built around organising things in folders with photos and custom fields. If you track tools or equipment rather than stock you sell, it may fit better.
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Questions
Is Binhop free like Sortly?
Yes. Binhop is free for up to 30 items per workspace, with as many people as you need. Binhop Pro, $29 a month or $149 a year, removes the item limit.
Can I move from Sortly to Binhop?
Yes. Export your items from Sortly to a spreadsheet and import it in Binhop: it reads CSV and Excel files and suggests which column is which.
Plans and prices from Sortly’s own pricing page, checked on October 17, 2026. They may have changed since: check their site before you decide. sortly.com. Sortly is a trademark of its owner. Binhop is not affiliated with it.