Upzone is inventory and fulfillment software with barcode scanning, bin tracking, and channel sync for ecommerce and B2B. Plans from $79/mo, 14-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Upzone is inventory management and order fulfillment software for small and midsize businesses. It tracks stock at the bin level across one or more warehouses and covers receiving, bin management, picking, packing, and shipping. The company positions it for wholesale, B2B, ecommerce, or any mix of the three, with manufacturing support for bills of materials and assembly runs.
The product is built by entroit GmbH, a company based in Frankfurt, Germany. According to its about page, the team started Upzone in 2025 after watching tools used by small ecommerce teams get acquired, raise prices, and cut support. The stated aim is to include every feature on every plan and to price by order volume rather than headcount.
Setup follows four steps described on the site: import your SKUs, connect your sales channels, set up bins, and run your first live picks. The company says most teams go live the same day and that no implementation consultants are needed. Scanning works with phones or tablets you already own, and dedicated scanners can be added later as volume grows.
During fulfillment, each scan logs the SKU, bin, and quantity. If a scanned item does not match what the order expects, Upzone flags a mismatch and offers re-scan or override options. Orders move through pick, pack, verify, and label steps. When a sale happens on a connected channel, stock updates across all other channels in near real time.
On the warehouse side, Upzone provides live bin-level visibility with search by SKU, multi-location support, and batch and expiry controls. Barcode scanning is used for receiving and picking, and the product reports match rates and errors caught during scanning. Guided fulfillment takes an order from pick list to shipping label, with verification before anything leaves the building.
On the selling side, native channel sync covers Shopify, Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce, and TikTok. Wholesale and B2B sellers get manual orders, customer pricing, and bulk picking flows. Manufacturing support includes BOMs and assembly runs that deduct components automatically on build. The company also states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest and backed up daily.
Upzone is inventory management and order fulfillment software for small and midsize businesses. It covers bin-level stock, barcode scanning, guided pick, pack, and ship workflows, and channel sync for ecommerce, wholesale, and B2B sellers.
Plans start at $79/mo for Starter, which covers up to 500 orders per month. Growth is $319/mo for up to 5,000 orders, and Custom is quoted individually for higher volumes. There are no per-user fees.
Yes. Upzone offers a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required to start. A card is only added when you decide to continue.
Upzone offers native sync with Shopify, Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce, and TikTok. The Shopify connection uses OAuth and syncs products, inventory, orders, and fulfillment in near real time.
No. You can start with phones or tablets you already own for scanning. Dedicated scanners can be added once your volume outgrows camera-based scanning.
Fulfillment is never blocked. You receive an email notice and a prompt to move to the next tier, with no surprise charges or overage fees.
Upzone is aimed at small and midsize teams. Starter is described as best for 1–5 person teams with a single warehouse, and the company says most teams go live the same day.
No. It supports ecommerce, wholesale, B2B, and manufacturing with BOMs and assembly runs. Channel sync is optional for wholesale-only and B2B businesses.