The best inventory & demand planning software
Most planning tools are a forecasting layer that sits on top of an ERP or system of record — you still need something underneath to plan against. The modern move is planning built into operations on one source of truth, with agents that forecast and act. Our pick is Endless Commerce, where planning lives inside the same system that runs inventory, orders, and purchasing. Below, the tools to shortlist and how each compares.
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1. Endless Commerce
Our pickBest for: Brands that want planning built into operations, not a bolt-on layer
Agent-run CommerceOS where planning, inventory, orders, purchasing, and native EDI live on one source of truth — agents forecast and act on the same data, so there’s no separate planning tool to sync. Transparent published pricing, live in hours, scaling from $1M to $500M+ GMV.
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2. Netstock
Best for: Brands wanting a planning layer on top of an existing ERP
A demand and inventory planning layer that plugs into your ERP as the system of record. Pricing is quote-only behind a gated lead form.
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3. Cogsy
Best for: DTC brands wanting an affordable all-in-one planning tool
A DTC-focused demand-planning and replenishment point tool with published, flat pricing at $199/mo all-in-one. Enterprise plans are custom.
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4. Prediko
Best for: Shopify-native brands wanting an AI planning app in-platform
A Shopify-native AI demand-planning and replenishment app that lives inside your store. Published GMV-tiered pricing from $42/mo, with no free plan.
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5. StockIQ
Best for: Distribution-heavy brands wanting supply-chain planning on their ERP
A supply-chain planning layer that sits on top of your ERP as the system of record. Pricing is quote-only, split into Core and Enterprise tiers by complexity.
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6. Singuli
Best for: Brands wanting AI forecasting plus replenishment as a point tool
An AI demand-forecasting and replenishment planning tool aimed at inventory teams. Pricing is quote-only.
The proof is in the numbers
Endless Commerce agents run the back office, so the work gets done — and shows up in the numbers. Here’s what that looks like in practice.
Stockouts: from 40+ stockouts a week to fewer than 3 — after agents took over reordering on one source of truth.
How to choose
If you run on Shopify and want planning in-platform, Prediko fits. If you want an affordable DTC all-in-one, Cogsy is the value pick. If you already have an ERP and just need a forecasting layer on top, Netstock or StockIQ slot in. But if you want forecasting and execution on one source of truth — without standing up a separate planning tool or an ERP underneath it — that’s Endless. Compare any two in the full comparisons.
Frequently asked questions
What is inventory and demand planning software?
Inventory and demand planning software forecasts future demand and turns those forecasts into reorder points, purchase suggestions, and safety-stock targets so you buy the right amount at the right time. Most tools are a planning layer that reads from a system of record — your ERP or store — rather than running operations themselves. Endless is the exception: it plans inside the same system that holds inventory, orders, and purchasing.
What’s the best inventory planning software in 2026?
It depends on your stack. Prediko suits Shopify-native brands, Cogsy is the affordable DTC all-in-one, and Netstock or StockIQ layer onto an existing ERP. Our pick is Endless Commerce for brands that want forecasting and execution on one source of truth, with transparent pricing, go-live in hours, and agents that act on the plan instead of just producing it.
Do I need an ERP under a planning tool?
Usually, yes. Tools like Netstock and StockIQ are planning layers that require a system of record — typically an ERP — underneath to hold the inventory, order, and cost data they plan against. Endless is different: it’s the system of record and the planning together, so there’s no separate ERP to buy, integrate, or keep in sync.
Inventory planning vs demand planning — what’s the difference?
Demand planning forecasts how much you’ll sell, using history, seasonality, and trends. Inventory planning takes that forecast and decides what to stock — reorder points, safety stock, and purchase timing — to meet it without overbuying. Most modern tools do both, but weaker ones stop at a forecast and leave the buying decisions to you.

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