Stone inventory software pricing, published in full

Why slab inventory software cost is hard to compare

If you run a quarry, a slab yard or a stone distribution business, you have probably asked for a price and been offered a sales call instead. The final figure often depends on how many seats you need, which modules are included, whether the mobile app is extra, what hardware is required on site and how many days of training the rollout takes. Comparing two offers means waiting for two quotes, then rebuilding them line by line.

iBlocky takes a different approach. There are three subscription plans, each with a public monthly price and a published list of features. The platform runs in the cloud, so there is no server, camera rig or scanner to buy and nothing to install. You create your profile, choose the plan at the last step and start working on the web and on the iOS and Android apps.

How to compare the total yearly cost of stone software

The fairest way to compare marble or granite inventory software pricing is to bring every offer back to one number: the total cost per year for your company. Add up the license or subscription, the fee for each user or seat, any modules you would need to buy separately, implementation and onboarding, hardware such as servers, cameras or scanners, mobile apps sold as add-ons, AI or marketing add-ons and training days. Then ask how long it takes before your stock is online and in front of buyers.

With iBlocky the calculation is short, because the monthly plan price is the subscription. A worked example, excluding VAT: Elite costs 12 × €399 = €4,788 per year, regardless of how many users you add. Pro costs 12 × €349 = €4,188 per year for up to 5 users, and Base costs 12 × €299 = €3,588 per year for one user. On Elite, a team of 10 people works out to about €479 per user per year and a team of 20 to about €239, because the yearly total does not change.

Why unlimited users matter as your team grows

Stone companies rarely stay the same size. You add an agent abroad, a second showroom, a warehouse operator who photographs new bundles, an office colleague who handles reservations. With per-seat pricing each of these people raises the bill, so access tends to be rationed and part of the team keeps working from spreadsheets and loose photos. On Elite everyone works on the same live inventory, with reservations that carry a customer and an expiry date to prevent double sales, three parallel price lists with per-user visibility and per-agent commissions, and multiple warehouses under one account. iBlocky works alongside your ERP or accounting system and, on Elite, connects to it through dedicated automation accounts.