Easy to begin. Easy to outgrow.
Photos and folders help teams start, but reporting, purchasing context, and operational controls often become the next pain point.
Inventory operations for teams that carry parts
OnHandly turns every scan, count, receipt, and adjustment into a trustworthy inventory history—on the phone where work happens and on the web where decisions get made.
One product, fitted to the operation
Separate industry themes would make the product harder to learn and harder to trust. OnHandly keeps one interface everywhere, then adapts vocabulary, setup guidance, and workflow emphasis to the team using it.
Replacement-part families keep an older motor number and its current replacement in one replenishment picture.
Photos and folders help teams start, but reporting, purchasing context, and operational controls often become the next pain point.
Mobile movement, blind counts, location policies, replacement parts, suppliers, valuation, and labels share one accountable record.
Manufacturing, accounting, and global logistics warrant complexity. A parts-driven team should not need that implementation to trust a shelf count.
Part-number continuity
Manufacturers and suppliers replace part numbers, but the older stock does not disappear. OnHandly connects those SKUs in a replacement chain without merging their records.
Daily inventory control
Inventory becomes trustworthy when teams record the moments that change it. OnHandly connects receiving, usage, transfers, counts, and replenishment in one accountable history.
Receive a case, use a part, or transfer stock between a warehouse and a van without waiting to get back to a computer.
Assign a location, hide the expected quantity, and send only real discrepancies to review. Work can continue while the count is open.
A shortage is only useful when it says how much to buy and where to get it. Minimums, targets, pack sizes, supplier SKUs, costs, and links stay with the item.
One day, one record
The same three workflows, in the order a Tuesday runs them.
A delivery scanned into Warehouse A.
Four valves moved out to Truck 12.
Two parts recorded from the job site.
A blind count closed, one variance reviewed.
A supplier-grouped order list, priced.
Two places, one inventory
OnHandly is a web application first: the catalog, suppliers, costs, purchase orders, labels, and reporting all live where you have a keyboard and a real screen. The mobile app exists to do the one thing a desk cannot—capture what physically moved, at the shelf, in the van, on the job.
Build the catalog, set minimums and targets, manage suppliers and costs, review counts, raise purchase orders, print labels, and see what the operation is worth.
Point the camera at the code already on the box. Receive a delivery, record a part used, transfer stock to a truck, or work through a blind count without walking back to a computer.
Built for a clear job
OnHandly adds accountability and purchasing visibility without the implementation burden of a full ERP.
Straightforward pricing
Every plan includes the core work: scanning, movement history, shortages, suppliers, valuation, labels, cycle counts, Inventory Health, and Excel or CSV migration.
or $289.99/year
Solo is sold inside the OnHandly app for iPhone, iPad, and Android.
or $790/year
or $1,490/year
No roadmap feature is counted as included.
Prices exclude applicable tax.
| What changes by plan | Solo$29.99/mo | Team$79/mo | Pro$149/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Users | 1 | 5 | 15 |
| Locations | 2 | 10 | 25 |
| Active items | 500 | 5,000 | 25,000 |
| Purchase orders & approval | — | Included | Included |
| Job reservations | — | Included | Included |
These features are not available today and are not used to justify the current plan comparison.
Daily, weekly, or monthly shortage, count, and value summaries.
Send approved purchase orders with a PDF directly from OnHandly.
Sync item, cost, purchasing, and receiving data with supported accounting tools.
Connect approved systems without sharing a user login.
Inventory turns, aging, usage trends, and purchasing performance.
Function first
On-hand quantity is calculated from accountable receipts, usage, transfers, and approved adjustments—not silent edits.
Membership checks and database policies keep each customer's items, costs, and history inside its own workspace.
Receipts and usage recorded during an open count remain visible, so reviewers can separate timing from an actual variance.
Subscription payment details are handled through Stripe's hosted checkout rather than stored inside OnHandly.
Questions before the first scan
Still deciding whether it fits? Talk to a person at OnHandly.
No, but they work if you have them. The OnHandly app turns the phone or tablet your team already carries into the scanner. On the web, any USB or Bluetooth handheld scanner works with no setup or drivers—plug it in and scan into receiving, usage, transfers, and cycle counts. Existing UPC and EAN codes work either way, and OnHandly can create labels for parts without a usable barcode.
Link the older SKU to its current replacement. OnHandly shows combined availability for replenishment while preserving separate quantities, locations, barcodes, costs, and movement history for every part number.
Yes. Team and Pro workspaces let each member use their own account while sharing the same items, locations, counts, and movement history.
Yes. The web dashboard is designed for review and purchasing: shortages, suppliers, suggested order quantities, estimated spend, count status, and inventory value.
Your 30 days begin when you create your first organization workspace. No payment card is required. The trial runs on 2 users, 2 locations, 100 active items, 500 movements, 3 completed counts, and 50 printed labels—enough to load your own parts and finish a real count before deciding.
Your workspace remains available to review, but recording new inventory activity requires a paid plan. Choose the tier based on people, locations, and catalog size.
Start with one location, one count, and thirty days of real work.
Start your 30-day trial