SKUSavvy charges per order: 50 a month free, then about $0.25 an order up to 500, $0.19 to 5,000 and $0.13 beyond - cheap to start, and the bill grows with every order. Fiftify is flat: free to 100 orders, then $99, $299 and $799 a month.
Under roughly 500 orders a month SKUSavvy is often cheaper - honestly
Past roughly 1,500 orders flat tiers win and keep winning
No month-end math - the invoice is the plan price
2,000 orders a month
SKUSavvy at $0.19~$380
Fiftify Growth$299
Contractsnone either
The floor
A to-scale map against a 3D render
Both tools believe the floor is the product. SKUSavvy draws it as 3D visual bins; Fiftify draws a to-scale 2D plan with zones, rows, racks and bins in real dimensions.
Same belief
Visual warehouses, guided picking, phones in the aisle - shared ground.
Different drawing
3D looks richer on a landing page; a flat plan reads faster on a phone mid-pick.
Labels included
Fiftify prints bin labels from the same map - 16 media sizes, arrows and all.
Channels
A Shopify app against a multichannel core
SKUSavvy lives in the Shopify ecosystem and reaches Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart through it - more marketplaces live today, and that is real. Fiftify is channel-agnostic at the core: Shopify live, others planned, REST API and webhooks on every tier, and no Shopify store required to run it.
SKUSavvy connects more marketplaces today
Fiftify does not require a Shopify store
API access on every Fiftify tier, not an add-on
Channels
SKUSavvy todayvia Shopify
Fiftify todayShopify + API
Fiftify nextAmazon · eBay · Etsy
Shipping
Built-in rates against a bundled ShipStation
SKUSavvy ships through a ShipStation account it creates and pays for on your behalf. Fiftify buys labels natively with rate shopping at the packing bench.
One login
Rates, labels and tracking without a second tool in the stack.
Best rate per box
Carriers compared at pack time, picked in one tap.
Tracking back
Every fulfillment pushes tracking to the channel it came from.
Who each one is for
Fiftify fits you if
You want a flat, predictable software bill as volume grows
You run, or plan, channels beyond Shopify - or need an API
You want bin labels printed from the same map you drew
Your team picks with phones - both tools agree on that one
SKUSavvy may fit better if
You are all-in on Shopify and per-order pricing suits your volume
You want a 3D visual view of the warehouse
You need Amazon, eBay, Etsy or Walmart connected today
A bundled ShipStation account fits how you ship
Switching is smaller than it sounds
1
Connect your store
Products, variants and open orders import from Shopify on connect.
2
Draw your floor
Your real racks and bins, to scale - print the labels the same day.
3
Pick the first order
Phones in pockets, routes on screens - most teams ship day one.
Yes - the closest kind. Both are mobile-first visual warehouse systems for e-commerce sellers. The practical differences are the pricing model (flat tiers against per-order rates), the channel architecture (channel-agnostic core with an API against a Shopify app) and shipping (built-in rates against a bundled ShipStation account).
Which is cheaper, Fiftify or SKUSavvy?
It depends on volume, and honestly so: under roughly 500 orders a month SKUSavvy’s per-order pricing is usually cheaper; from roughly 1,500 orders Fiftify’s flat tiers cost less, and the gap widens as you grow.
Do both support phone scanning?
Yes. Both are built around phones in the aisle - camera scanning, guided picking, no dedicated hardware required. On this one the two tools genuinely agree.
Does Fiftify require a Shopify store?
No. Fiftify connects Shopify today and is built channel-agnostic, with a REST API and webhooks on every tier. SKUSavvy is installed as a Shopify app and is designed around a Shopify store.
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