You know the one. You check your orders and realise you’ve just sold the same thing twice, and now you’re writing an apology to someone who just wanted a birthday present to turn up on time. If you’ve ever built something out of nothing and had a spreadsheet nearly wreck it, you already get why I made Salync.
Honestly, I wasn’t trying to build a company. I was trying to stop refunding people. I was selling the same stuff on eBay and Shopify, which sounds fine until you realise it’s one pool of real stock split across two counters that have no clue the other one exists. So most busy days carried the same risk: sell the last unit twice, then spend the evening explaining to some disappointed customer why their order isn’t coming after all.
I did what most sellers do first: updated quantities by hand, over and over, told myself I’d catch every sale in time. I didn’t, not forever. So I went looking for something to actually fix it, and found exactly two options. A spreadsheet held together with hope. Or software built for a business ten times my size, priced to match. Linnworks wanted £500 a month. Brightpearl wanted a sales call before they’d even give me a number. Neither one was built for someone running a real business out of a spare room, not a warehouse with a payroll department.
So I built the thing I actually needed. Real-time stock sync across every channel. Purchase orders. Supplier management. Low-stock alerts. Barcode printing. Everything a growing multi-channel seller needs, in one place. Free to start, and honestly priced once you outgrow that.
Nobody should have to choose between a spreadsheet that breaks under pressure and enterprise software priced like it’s talking to someone else’s budget. A small UK business run by one person and a laptop deserves tooling as good as a business with a hundred employees. Not a watered-down version of it, and not a bill to match theirs either.
That’s still the whole point of Salync. I’m not trying to build the biggest inventory platform out there. Just the right one for a UK seller who’s done losing sleep over stock they didn’t know they’d run out of. If that’s you, I think you’re going to like what we’ve built.
Think about your business six months from now. You open your laptop in the morning and you’re not bracing for a cancellation email. Stock counts are just... right, the way they’re supposed to be. Orders go out correct the first time, so people actually leave you good reviews instead of venting about a mix-up.
That’s not really about us. That’s you, minus one headache you shouldn’t have had in the first place. We just try to stay out of the way and let you get on with running the thing you built.
Most inventory software is designed for businesses with dedicated IT teams and implementation budgets. We build for the seller running 500 SKUs from a spare room — and we think that seller deserves just as good a product.
You should be up and running in under an hour — not booking a 3-day onboarding call. Every feature is designed to be obvious. If something requires a tutorial, we redesign it.
We publish our prices publicly. No "contact us for a quote," no annual-only contracts, no per-channel fees hidden in the small print. You pay what you see on the pricing page.
We are a UK business serving UK sellers. Our support team understands eBay UK, Shopify in pounds, UK suppliers, and UK business accounting. You get answers from people who get it.
2026
Founded
£0
Starting price
< 1 hour
Average setup time
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UK-based & focused
Free plan available. No credit card required. Up and running in under an hour.