Optiply
Eindhoven purchasing and inventory optimisation that turns forecasts into purchase orders for e-commerce and wholesale
Quick Overview
| Company | Optiply BV |
|---|---|
| Category | Inventory Management |
| Headquarters | Eindhoven, Netherlands |
| Founded | 2015 |
| EU Presence | EU (Netherlands) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages read |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Lite from €79 per month (up to 1,000 sales orders and 1,000 SKUs), Starter from €490 per month, Professional and Enterprise on quote; pricing page 7 November 2026 |
| Replaces | Netstock, Inventory Planner |
Detailed Review
Optiply is a purchasing and inventory optimisation tool for e-commerce, retail and wholesale. A calendar shows which purchase orders are needed, calculated from historical sales, trends, delivery times and stock with more than 40 forecasting methods, and the site says it connects with 50+ integrations. Higher plans add container optimisation, a promotion planner, wholesale forecasting, EDI, bill of materials and a production planner. It sits next to the system that records stock rather than replacing it.
The terms define Optiply BV as registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 65975839, with Dutch law applying and the address Horsten 1 in Eindhoven; the about page dates the company to 2015.
The pricing page of 7 November 2026 lists Optiply Lite from €79 per month for up to 1,000 sales orders and 1,000 SKUs with a free 14-day trial and no credit card, Starter from €490 per month, and Professional and Enterprise on quote. The hosting region is not stated on the pages read.
What Optiply does well
- Optiply publishes Lite and Starter prices on its site
- Optiply offers a free 14-day trial of Lite without a credit card
- Optiply names a Dutch BV with a registry number in its terms
- Optiply states 40+ forecasting methods and 50+ integrations
- Optiply turns forecasts into purchase orders for e-commerce and wholesale
Where Optiply falls short
- Optiply plans stock rather than recording it, so a stock system is still needed
- Professional and Enterprise are priced on quote
- The hosting region is not stated on the pages read
- Advanced forecasting and EDI sit on higher plans
Standout feature. Optiply is the only tool on this page that starts from a published self-serve price of €79 per month and calculates the purchase orders for you.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Optiply publishes Lite and Starter prices on its site
- Optiply offers a free 14-day trial of Lite without a credit card
- Optiply names a Dutch BV with a registry number in its terms
- Optiply states 40+ forecasting methods and 50+ integrations
- Optiply turns forecasts into purchase orders for e-commerce and wholesale
Cons
- Optiply plans stock rather than recording it, so a stock system is still needed
- Professional and Enterprise are priced on quote
- The hosting region is not stated on the pages read
- Advanced forecasting and EDI sit on higher plans
Alternatives to Optiply
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Optiply?
Optiply is a purchasing and inventory optimisation tool for e-commerce, retail and wholesale. A calendar shows which purchase orders are needed, calculated from historical sales, trends, delivery times and stock with more than 40 forecasting methods, and the site says it connects with 50+ integrations. Higher plans add container optimisation, a promotion planner, wholesale forecasting, EDI, bill of materials and a production planner. It sits next to the system that records stock rather than replacing it.
Where is Optiply based?
Optiply operates from Eindhoven, Netherlands, which places it under EU (Netherlands).
What does Optiply cost?
Lite from €79 per month (up to 1,000 sales orders and 1,000 SKUs), Starter from €490 per month, Professional and Enterprise on quote; pricing page 7 November 2026.
Who is Optiply best for?
E-commerce and wholesale buyers who want forecasts turned into purchase orders. Optiply is the only tool on this page that starts from a published self-serve price of €79 per month and calculates the purchase orders for you.
What are the drawbacks of Optiply?
Optiply plans stock rather than recording it, so a stock system is still needed. Professional and Enterprise are priced on quote. The hosting region is not stated on the pages read. Advanced forecasting and EDI sit on higher plans.
Is Optiply a good alternative to Netstock?
Optiply is built as a European alternative to Netstock: Eindhoven purchasing and inventory optimisation that turns forecasts into purchase orders for e-commerce and wholesale. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Optiply compare to other Inventory Management tools?
Optiply is one of several European Inventory Management tools we cover. It is most often compared with Netstock, Inventory Planner.