Multiorders alternative: when Stockpilot might be a better fit

Multiorders is solid multichannel inventory software, popular with sellers on Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and Shopify. If you're evaluating options, here's an honest comparison.

The core: both do this well

Both Multiorders and Stockpilot handle the fundamentals:

Multi-channel stock synchronization. Order management from one dashboard. Shipping label creation. Product bundling. Multi-warehouse support. Low stock alerts. Reorder points.

If you need a system to manage inventory and orders across sales channels, both deliver. The differences are in extras.

What makes Multiorders different

USPS discounts. If you ship a lot within the US, Multiorders offers discounted USPS rates through Commercial Plus pricing. Real savings for US-based sellers.

Affordable entry. Starting at $64/month for 500 orders. Pricing scales with order volume.

What makes Stockpilot different

European marketplace coverage. Stockpilot connects to bol.com, Kaufland, Otto, Amazon EU (multiple regions), and other European platforms. If these channels matter to you, the integrations are there.

Order Flow. Automatic order forwarding to any fulfillment setup—Picqer, Odoo, Monta, Amazon MCF, 3PL, or custom via API/Zapier. Orders route automatically, status syncs back.

B2B portal. Built-in wholesale platform where B2B customers log in, browse your catalog, see their price lists, and place orders. Custom domain, your branding.

Dutch support. Direct support in Dutch from a team in the Netherlands. If you prefer local support without timezone gaps, that's available.

More integrations. ERP systems like Exact and AFAS, WMS platforms, fulfillment services. Connect your existing stack rather than replacing it.

Flat pricing. No per-order fees scaling up as you grow. Connect what you need.

Choosing between them

Both platforms work for multichannel e-commerce. The question is which extras matter to you.

Multiorders adds USPS shipping discounts. If you're a US seller shipping domestically, that's real value.

Stockpilot adds Order Flow for flexible fulfillment routing, a B2B wholesale portal, European marketplace integrations (especially bol.com), and Dutch support. If any of those matter, that's our focus.

Try both

Both offer trials. Test with your actual workflow and see which fits.

Multiorders is good software. If you need USPS discounts and their channels cover you, it works. If you want B2B, Order Flow, or European marketplaces like bol.com, give Stockpilot a look.