Software profile
Craftybase / Stocksmith: Pricing, Manufacturing Inventory and Integrations
Current Craftybase pricing and integrations URLs redirect to Stocksmith. This profile follows the current Stocksmith product reached from those Craftybase URLs: inventory and manufacturing software for makers and product businesses, with raw materials, products, orders and sales-channel connections.
- Operating focus
- Maker and manufacturing inventory
Raw materials, recipes/BOM-style production and COGS are central, with ecommerce integrations around the inventory model.
Quick facts
| Current identity | Craftybase pricing and integrations URLs redirect to Stocksmith. |
|---|---|
| Studio | $41/month billed annually ($49 monthly) on the current Stocksmith pricing page. |
| Indie | $83/month billed annually ($99 monthly), including unlimited users and sales integrations. |
| Business | $166/month billed annually ($199 monthly); includes hourly imports and automatic stock sync. |
| Growth | $291/month billed annually ($349 monthly); higher-volume packaging and additional capabilities. |
Operating model
Stocksmith's current product model combines materials, products, manufacturing and cost tracking with sales-channel integrations. Orders from connected channels reduce inventory through the product/manufacturing model instead of treating stock as a standalone number.
The Craftybase-to-Stocksmith relationship matters for research: legacy links and old articles may use the Craftybase name, while the current pricing and integration destinations are on stocksmith.io.
Pricing
The current Stocksmith pricing page publishes Studio, Indie, Business and Growth tiers with separate annual and monthly prices. Automatic stock sync is listed on Business, while lower tiers have different import/sync behavior. Confirm the order-line meter and any plan-specific integration limits against your busiest month.
Channels and integrations
The current integrations page lists ecommerce connections including Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, Faire, Etsy, Square, Wix and Squarespace. Stocksmith states that updated stock can be pushed back automatically to channels including Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy and Faire; verify the exact plan and direction for every connector you need.
Things to verify before choosing
- Which current Stocksmith plan replaces the Craftybase workflow you use today?
- Do you need automatic stock sync, which is not listed on every tier?
- How are raw materials, manufactured products and bundles represented?
- Which sales channels support stock write-back versus order import only?
- How does the order-line meter change at seasonal peak volume?
Craftybase / Stocksmith and GNIZDO do different jobs
Stocksmith models what should be available after manufacturing and sales activity. GNIZDO can separately verify the evidence exposed by supported channels, preserving the distinction between calculated central inventory and observed marketplace state.
GNIZDO is detection-first: it observes supported commerce channels independently, keeps evidence with freshness and trust context, and surfaces mismatches or delayed state for review. It does not automatically synchronize quantities between channels. Check the current GNIZDO integrations before relying on a specific platform combination.
Sources and checked date
Vendor facts on this page were checked October 3, 2026. Pricing, limits, integrations and packaging can change. Confirm material buying details with the vendor before purchasing.
- Craftybase pricing URL (currently redirects to Stocksmith pricing)
- Craftybase integrations URL (currently redirects to Stocksmith integrations)
- Stocksmith pricing (current plan prices and limits)
- Stocksmith integrations (current sales-channel integrations)
Check what the channels actually report
Use GNIZDO as an independent evidence layer beside the system that moves your inventory.