VenStock
VenStock
Desktop inventory software · Windows
FINISHING PRE-LAUNCH CHECKS

Inventory software you buy once, that runs on your own computer.

A stock register for small businesses that does not want a monthly fee, an account, or your data on someone else's server. You install it, it opens, it works — including when the internet does not.

The VenStock item register, showing each item with a stock-level gauge bar against its reorder threshold, and the stock in and out controls.
Every item carries a gauge against its own reorder threshold, so low stock is something you see rather than something you go looking for.
What's included

A stock register, done properly.

Everything a small business actually needs to know what it has — and nothing it doesn't.

Pricing

Standard or Pro?

Both editions have identical features. The only difference is how they store data — and it's a difference most businesses will never notice.

Standard $29 Pro $49
Good for The vast majority of businesses — typical periodic stock-in and stock-out entry. High-volume operations: many SKUs, very frequent entries, used continuously for years.
Speed as data grows Instant for years of normal use; may gradually slow once tens of thousands of stock entries have accumulated. Stays fast regardless of how much history builds up.
Installation No native components — never affected by antivirus or application-control policies. Includes a compiled database component; on a small number of machines with strict security software this may need a one-time settings change.

Honestly: if you're unsure, buy Standard. It's the right choice for almost everyone, and it isn't a crippled version of Pro — it's the same app, built to stay fast at the volume a typical business actually generates.

Prices shown in USD. VenStock is priced regionally, so the amount at checkout is set for your country — in India, for instance, it's ₹699 and ₹999. One licence covers one computer, and the licence for that version never expires.

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Why we built it

Because inventory software went the wrong way.

Almost every stock system now wants a monthly fee, an account, and your data on its servers. That is a reasonable trade for a large business with an IT department. For a shop with one counter and a slow connection it is a bad deal — you pay forever, you depend on someone else's uptime, and if you stop paying you lose access to your own records.

VenStock is the opposite arrangement. You pay once, the software runs locally, and the file is yours. It is deliberately not a platform, and it does not want to become one.

— the Venros Tech team
Questions

The things people ask first.

Is this really a one-time purchase?

Yes. You pay once and the licence for that version never expires. There is no recurring fee and no way to be charged again automatically. Bug-fix updates for your version are free. A significantly new major version may one day be sold separately, but it would never remove what you already paid for.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Adding items, logging stock, CSV import and export and backups all run entirely on your computer. Only licence activation needs a connection. After that the app re-checks periodically and keeps working offline for up to 14 days between checks, so an outage doesn't stop you working.

Where is my inventory data stored?

On your own computer, in your user profile. Nothing is uploaded to us and there is no cloud account. That also means backups are your responsibility, which is why there's one-click backup and restore, with an automatic safety copy taken before any restore.

What if I need it on a second computer?

One licence covers one computer. Pro covers up to three, which is the usual answer for a business running more than one counter. If you need more than that, email us and we'll sort something out rather than making you buy a stack of licences.