Veeqo

Veeqo has a genuinely free Shipping plan with no time limit. The free tier covers unlimited orders, unlimited users, and access to discounted Royal Mail, Evri, DPD, and FedEx labels. It is monetised via commission on shipping labels rather than a subscription fee. The paid Inventory plan starts at From £17/mo (incl VAT) (including VAT) and adds inventory management, multichannel stock sync, and AI demand forecasting.

Yes. Veeqo was founded in Swansea, Wales, in 2013 and is one of three UK-headquartered providers in this comparison alongside Brightpearl and Linnworks. It was acquired by Amazon in 2021 and is now an Amazon company, which gives it particularly deep integration with Amazon FBA, Amazon MCF, and the wider Amazon Seller Central ecosystem.

Veeqo connects to Xero (via Patchworks or Cogent2), QuickBooks Online and Desktop (via partner tools or Zapier), and Sage (via Zapier, Patchworks, or CoreEDI). All three are third-party integrations rather than native connectors, which is the main accounting limitation compared with alternatives such as inFlow, Unleashed, or Zoho Inventory that offer native Xero or QuickBooks connections.

Veeqo syncs inventory across Amazon UK (including FBA and MCF), eBay UK, Shopify, WooCommerce, and other channels. Its Amazon FBA integration is the deepest in this comparison given the Amazon ownership, automatically updating stock across all connected channels as FBA fulfilment adjusts inventory. The Veeqo scanner device (included on the paid Inventory tier) supports barcode scanning for physical picking and stocktakes.

Veeqo includes native AI Demand Forecasting on the paid Inventory tier. The forecasting engine analyses SKU-level sales history and seasonal patterns, with Veeqo claiming approximately 94% accuracy in demand predictions. This helps prevent stockouts and overordering without requiring manual analysis. AI forecasting is available on the Inventory plan and above, not on the free Shipping tier.

No. Veeqo has no manufacturing or bill of materials support. This is an explicit gap in the product and makes Veeqo unsuitable for product makers, assemblers, or any business that needs to track components against finished goods. If manufacturing is a requirement, Katana, Cin7 Core, Fishbowl, or inFlow with the Manufacturing add-on are the appropriate alternatives.

The High Volume plan is aimed at larger multichannel sellers that need ERP-level connectivity and premium support. It adds a native NetSuite ERP integration, a dedicated account manager, priority support, and API consulting. High Volume pricing is order-volume based and scales with monthly shipment counts; see the comparison table on this page for current pricing. It suits businesses that have grown beyond the Inventory tier and need tighter integration with an ERP system.