Veeqo is Amazon’s shipping tool - free for labels, with inventory features now on paid plans priced by order volume. Fiftify is an independent warehouse system. Which one you need depends on where your problems live - at the label printer or on the floor.
Veeqo earns its keep at the label: rates, manifests, carrier discounts. Fiftify starts earlier - where units live in bins, pickers walk routes and every confirm is a scan. If your errors happen before the box is sealed, the fix is warehouse software.
Bin-level stock with addresses you can walk to
A to-scale layout editor on every plan
Guided pick routes drawn from your floor
The floor
Bin 3-2-1-1 · SNB-HYD72
Route · 6 binsone aisle
Every confirma scan
VeeqoA shipping tool: rates, manifests, labels
FiftifyA warehouse system that also buys the label
The Floor
Picking that guides instead of quizzes
List-based picking assumes the picker already knows the building. Fiftify’s routes assume nothing: the map shows the next bin, batches walk the aisle once, and problems get fixed in the aisle without a supervisor.
The route map leads
A new hire follows the screen, not the veteran.
Skip and return
Blocked bins wait at the end of the route, not in the way.
Fix it in the aisle
Change locations and adjust with a reason, mid-task.
VeeqoPick lists that assume floor knowledge
FiftifyA route map that leads to the next bin
Listings
The listing says four because the shelf has four
Fiftify deducts channel quantity once per packed shipment - no mid-pick flicker - and buffer rules hold the last units off the market, so a miscount never becomes an apology email.
One clean deduction per packed shipment
Buffer rules at the shelf edge
Cancellations release stock instantly
Listing · SNB-HYD
Shipment F1 packedSO-0019
On hand124 → 118
Channels see114
VeeqoInventory synced as a shipping feature
FiftifyDeduction per packed shipment, buffers on top
The Vendor
When free stops being free
Veeqo shipped free for years - then moved inventory features to paid plans priced by synced order volume. A reminder that a free tool’s price is set by its owner’s strategy. Fiftify’s pricing has been the business model from day one: public tiers, monthly, no surprises.
Public pricing
Free plan, then $99, $299, $799 - on the site, not in an email.
Priced as the product
Software you pay for answers to the people paying for it.
Chat-first support
A human in chat and bookable onboarding - no account tiers.
VeeqoFree for years - inventory features now on paid plans
FiftifyThe price was the business model from day one
Who each one is for
Fiftify fits you if
Your errors happen on the floor - wrong bin, wrong count, wrong box
You want bin-level stock and a drawn layout, not a locations column
You sell beyond Amazon and want one honest number everywhere
You prefer an independent vendor with public pricing
Veeqo may fit better if
Discounted label rates are the main thing you need
Your operation is Amazon-centric end to end
The free shipping tier covers your workflow today
Your fulfillment is simple enough for list-based picking
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, for sellers whose problems live in the warehouse rather than at the label: Fiftify adds bin-level inventory, a drawn layout, guided picking and scan confirms - and still buys the shipping label at the end.
Is Veeqo still free?
Shipping is - buying labels stays free. Inventory features moved to paid plans priced by synced order volume in 2026. If labels are all you need, the free tier may still cover you; once you need inventory control, both tools cost money - and Fiftify’s price covers the whole floor.
What does Fiftify cover that a shipping app does not?
The floor: layouts drawn to scale, bins with barcodes, guided pick routes, scan-confirmed packing, partial fulfillments and an audit trail built from scans.
Do I need to buy scanners?
No - the phone camera is the scanner, and any Bluetooth or USB wedge gun you own works as is.
Can I try Fiftify before switching?
Yes - a free plan plus a 7-day full-access trial, no credit card. Run real orders through it first.
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