Free tools for people with a product catalogue
Check a price list, compare supplier files or prepare labels. Most tools process files on your device. The hosted catalogue and shop screen store uploaded content and ask for an email before publishing.
Nothing leaves your device
These run entirely in your browser. Your file is read on this device, the answer is worked out on this device, and nothing is uploaded. You can disconnect from the internet and they still work.
- Free
- No signup
- Runs in your browser
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Catalogue health check
Score your price list and get a cleaned copy back.
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Price list to catalogue
Turn a spreadsheet into a catalogue customers can order from.
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QuickBooks POS export kit
Get your items, customers and sales history out, cleanly.
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Supplier price changes
Two supplier lists in, what it does to your margin out.
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Reorder advisor
What to order this week, and how much.
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Landed cost per SKU
One container, spread properly across every product.
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Package labels
Carton, product, pallet and address labels from a spreadsheet.
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QR code generator
A code that points where you say, not through us.
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These keep what you give them
A catalogue you send to a customer, or a screen running in your shop, has to live somewhere. These few tools store what you upload and ask for an email before they publish anything. Still free, still no account — but worth knowing which is which before you start.
- Free
- Email to publish
- Stores what you upload
Why most of these ask for nothing at all
A price list is commercially sensitive, and a tool that asks you to upload one before it does anything is asking for a lot of trust on a first visit. So almost everything here runs entirely in your browser: there is nothing for us to collect and nothing for you to weigh up. Where a tool genuinely has to keep something — a catalogue you send to a customer, a screen running in your shop — it is in the second group above and says so before you start. If they are useful, you know where to find us.