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InfiPlex vs. Cin7

Looking for a Cin7 alternative?

Cin7 Core is a small-business inventory ERP: purchasing, manufacturing, B2B portal, POS, and accounting sync, with sales channels rationed by plan (2 integrations on the $349 Standard tier, 4 on the $599 Pro tier, 6 on the $1,199 Advanced tier, more sold through sales) and EDI and 3PL connections handled via API and partner solutions on every tier. InfiPlex is the opposite shape: a multichannel order management system where 130+ marketplaces, carts, retail EDI partners, and 3PLs are included on every plan, feeding the accounting or ERP system you already keep, whether QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, or none. Every tier is published, from $49.99/month, and every tier includes unlimited connections to 130+ marketplaces, carts, 3PLs, and ERPs.

Per Cin7's own pricing page

Cin7 Core / Omni

  • Standard $349/mo: 5 users, 2 e-commerce/app integrations, 6,000 orders a year
  • Pro $599/mo: 10 users, 4 integrations, 24,000 orders a year; Advanced $1,199/mo: 15 users, 6 integrations, 120,000 orders a year
  • EDI and 3PL connections via API and partner solution on every tier; API itself is an add-on on every tier
  • Additional users and connections priced through sales; Omni is quote-only
InfiPlex

What changes

  • Unlimited connections to 130+ marketplaces, carts, 3PLs, and ERPs on every plan
  • Retail EDI native through the EDI-to-API bridge, 3PLs native through the 3PL Connector
  • Unlimited users on every plan; API access included on Growth plans
  • 10,000 orders a month on Growth Pro; 50,000+ on Growth Enterprise
  • Published pricing from $49.99/mo, month-to-month on Basic Starter
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What actually changes

Six concrete differences, not marketing language

01

Channels are unlimited, not two, four, or six

With Cin7

2 integrations on Standard, 4 on Pro, 6 on Advanced, more purchased through sales

With InfiPlex

Cin7 sizes its plans by how many e-commerce and app integrations you connect, and a multichannel seller runs out fast: Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, and ShipStation is already five. InfiPlex includes unlimited connections on every tier, including Basic Starter. The Cost of One Connection page shows what rationed connections do to a growing channel list.

02

EDI and 3PLs are native, not routed to a partner

With Cin7

EDI/3PL connections via API and partner solution on every tier

With InfiPlex

Retail EDI partners connect to InfiPlex through its EDI integration bridge: purchase order in, acknowledgment, ship notice, and invoice out, as normal API data, with no per-message fee. 3PLs connect through the 3PL Connector, which routes orders to the right warehouse or 3PL by rule, including splits. Neither requires a second vendor.

03

Order volume that fits a marketplace business

With Cin7

6,000 orders a year on Standard, about 500 a month; 120,000 a year on Advanced

With InfiPlex

InfiPlex's Growth Pro includes 10,000 orders a month, Growth Enterprise is built for 50,000+ a month, and a single InfiPlex client runs 100,000 orders a month with zero issues. Overage is a published per-order rate, not a plan change negotiated through sales.

04

Users and API included

With Cin7

5, 10, or 15 users; API sold as an add-on on every tier

With InfiPlex

Every InfiPlex plan includes unlimited users. API access is included on Growth Starter and above, and custom order rules, field mappings, and SKU maps are configured directly through Order Automation rather than gated behind an add-on.

05

An OMS that feeds the accounting you already have

With Cin7

An inventory ERP that replaces your operations stack and syncs to Xero or QuickBooks Online

With InfiPlex

InfiPlex is the connection and order layer, not a replacement for your books or your ERP. It feeds QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, or Dynamics 365 once from the hub, with custom fields mapped in either direction; the custom field mapping and order rules guide covers each rule type. If you run no ERP, InfiPlex runs on its own.

06

Inventory that stops oversells across every channel

With Cin7

Inventory, order, and channel limits all sized by plan tier

With InfiPlex

One inventory pool across every warehouse and 3PL, with per-channel warehouse mapping, per-SKU buffers, and set-to-zero thresholds, pushed to every channel automatically as sales are recorded. The multichannel inventory sync guide covers every control, and the SKU groups, bundles, and SKU maps guide covers kits and bundles selling alongside their components.

Side-by-side

The comparison, in one table

Category Cin7 Core / Omni InfiPlex
What it is Small-business inventory ERP with POS, manufacturing, and B2B portal Multichannel order management system feeding your accounting or ERP as one connection
Pricing Standard $349, Pro $599, Advanced $1,199/mo; Omni quote-only Published: $49.99, $499.99, $999.99/mo
Channel connections 2 / 4 / 6 by tier; more through sales Unlimited on every plan, 130+ marketplaces, carts, 3PLs, and ERPs
Orders included 6,000 / 24,000 / 120,000 a year 1,000/mo on Growth Starter, 10,000/mo on Growth Pro, 50,000+ on Growth Enterprise
Users 5 / 10 / 15; more through sales Unlimited on every plan
Retail EDI Via API and partner solution Native EDI-to-API bridge, no per-message fees
3PL connections Via API and partner solution Native 3PL Connector with rule-based routing
API access Add-on on every tier Included on Growth plans
ERP / accounting Is the ERP; syncs to Xero or QuickBooks Online Feeds QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, or none
Volume proof Order volume purchased in annual blocks Single client at 100,000 orders a month, zero issues
Commitment Monthly; add-ons and expansions through sales Month-to-month on Basic Starter; 3 months on Growth
FAQ

Questions people ask before switching

What is Cin7, and how is it different from InfiPlex?

Cin7 Core is a small-business inventory ERP: purchasing, light manufacturing, a B2B portal, POS, and accounting sync, with a limited number of sales channel integrations per plan. InfiPlex is a multichannel order management system: 130+ marketplaces, shopping carts, retail EDI partners, and 3PLs land in one hub with unlimited connections on every plan, and your accounting or ERP system is fed once from that hub.

How much does Cin7 cost?

Per its own pricing page, Cin7 Core Standard is $349 a month for 5 users, 2 e-commerce and app integrations, and 6,000 sale orders a year; Pro is $599 for 10 users, 4 integrations, and 24,000 orders a year; Advanced is $1,199 for 15 users, 6 integrations, and 120,000 orders a year. More users and connections are priced through sales, the API is an add-on on every tier, and Cin7 Omni is quote-only.

How many sales channels can I connect in Cin7?

Two on Standard, four on Pro, six on Advanced, with additional connections available for purchase through its sales team. InfiPlex includes unlimited connections on every plan, including Basic Starter at $49.99 a month.

Does Cin7 do EDI?

Cin7's plan comparison lists EDI and 3PL connections as available via API and partner solution on every tier. InfiPlex handles retail EDI natively through its EDI-to-API bridge, with purchase orders, acknowledgments, ship notices, and invoices delivered as normal API data and no per-message fee.

Can InfiPlex connect to my 3PL?

Yes, on every plan. The 3PL Connector routes orders to the right warehouse or 3PL by rule, splits an order across locations when one cannot cover it, and reads inventory back so every channel sees what can actually ship.

Does InfiPlex replace my accounting system?

No. InfiPlex is the order and connection layer. It feeds QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, or Dynamics 365 from the hub, with custom fields mapped in either direction, and it runs on its own if you have no ERP.

How does InfiPlex handle high order volume?

Growth Pro includes 10,000 orders a month with a published $0.05 per-order overage, Growth Enterprise is built for 50,000+ a month, and a single InfiPlex client runs 100,000 orders a month with zero issues.

Does InfiPlex handle kits and bundles?

Yes. Bundle SKUs push to your ERP as one line while InfiPlex keeps component and bundle quantities accurate, and SKU maps handle channels that know an item by a different SKU or quantity, with tracking and inventory reverse-mapped automatically.

What does switching from Cin7 to InfiPlex look like?

You keep your accounting system and connect it to InfiPlex, connect your channels, map SKUs once, and set routing rules. InfiPlex can run alongside the system you are leaving while channels move one at a time, and inventory pulls are already current before any channel starts receiving quantities. Most connections are live within days.

Is Cin7 still a reasonable choice for some businesses?

For a business whose main need is manufacturing, purchasing, and a B2B portal with a couple of online channels, an inventory ERP is the right category. The limits above surface as the channel list, retailer programs, and 3PLs grow.

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Cin7 facts are drawn from Cin7's own pricing and plan-comparison page (cin7.com/pricing), as of September 2026. Cin7 is not affiliated with the operator of this website. Verify current specifics with Cin7 before relying on them.