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Turnover vs Sortly.

Sortly is a neat visual inventory app for counting and finding stock. Turnover is built for resellers: every item carries what you paid, what each marketplace would leave you, how long it has waited and how much cash it holds.

Turnover vs Sortly At a glance
Visual inventory with photos and foldersCost basis and profit per item
Turnover Lighter Yes
Sortly Yes Not its focus
From the full table below, checked 2026-10-03.

Where Sortly wins

Sortly is a simple, visual inventory tracker with photos, folders and barcode scanning, good for knowing what you have and where it is.

Where Turnover wins

Turnover connects stock to money: cost basis per item, take-home after fees on each marketplace, stock age and cash tied up, with a delist checklist when something sells. Vault encryption is available on every plan.

Feature by feature

FeatureTurnoverSortly
Visual inventory with photos and folders Lighter Yes
Cost basis and profit per item Yes Not its focus
Marketplace fee models (eBay, Vinted, Depop and more) Yes No
Stock age and cash tied up Yes Not its focus
Optional on-device encryption (Vault) Yes, opt-in No
Price Free on its own · Pro £6.99/mo Free plan · paid tiers

Which one is right for you

Pick Sortly if

You need to count and locate stock, with nothing financial attached.

Pick Turnover if

You resell, and want every item tied to what it cost, what it will leave you and how long it has sat.

Questions

Does Turnover show profit on stock?

Yes. Each item carries its cost, and the fee models show what each marketplace would leave you. Profit on every item is free; P&L month by month is on Pro.

Does it list on marketplaces for me?

No. Turnover never logs into a marketplace. It prepares a paste-ready listing and a delist checklist.

every flip, counted.

Your real profit on every flip, after each marketplace’s fees, with stock age and the cash tied up in what has not sold.

Free: profit on every flip, no card · Pro £6.99/mo adds P&L month by month, 14-day trial