The Best TradeGecko Alternatives in 2026

If you’re searching for a TradeGecko alternative, you already know the bad news: TradeGecko no longer exists. Intuit acquired it in 2020, rebranded it as QuickBooks Commerce, and has since wound the standalone product down — leaving thousands of brands, retailers and distributors (especially outside the United States) looking for a new home for their inventory.

The good news: the category has matured, and there are now several strong options. This guide covers what to look for in a replacement, a side-by-side comparison of the best TradeGecko alternatives in 2026, and how to migrate without losing your data.

What happened to TradeGecko?

TradeGecko was a Singapore-born inventory and order management platform popular with multi-channel sellers and wholesalers. After Intuit acquired it, the product became QuickBooks Commerce and was gradually folded into QuickBooks Online. Standalone QuickBooks Commerce was discontinued, and outside the US it is effectively no longer available. Many features TradeGecko users relied on — the B2B portal, advanced inventory automation and several marketplace integrations — were scaled back or removed.

If you’re still on a legacy plan, now is the time to move. Migrating on your own terms is far less painful than being forced off.

What to look for in a TradeGecko alternative

Real-time multi-channel sync — across your storefront, marketplaces and physical stores, so you never oversell.
Multi-warehouse support — stock by location, transfers and per-site reorder points.
Regional marketplace coverage — if you sell in Southeast Asia, native Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop connections matter.
Order and fulfilment workflow — a single queue with picking, packing and carrier labels.
B2B and wholesale — price tiers and catalogues if you sell to other businesses.
Open API and integrations — to connect accounting, shipping and anything custom.
Fair, predictable pricing — and a free trial so you can test with your own data.

TradeGecko alternatives compared

Tool	Best for	Pricing (at time of writing, July 2026)	Free trial
WhiteBox	Multi-channel sellers & distributors in SEA	From S$49 (about US$38)/mo, unlimited users	14 days
Cin7	Larger, complex operations with manufacturing/POS	~US$349–999/mo	Demo-led
Zoho Inventory	Smaller catalogues, Zoho users	Free plan; paid from ~US$39/user/mo	Free plan + trials
Unleashed	Wholesale & light manufacturing	From ~US$399/mo	Trial available
SiteGiant	Marketplace-driven SG/MY SMEs	Quote-based	Contact vendor
QuickBooks Online (US)	US sellers keeping accounting in one suite	Varies by plan	Trial available
DEAR / Cin7 Core add-ons	Inventory + light MRP for growing brands	Part of Cin7 Core range	Demo-led

Competitor pricing and features were last checked at the time of writing (July 2026) and change frequently — always confirm the latest on each vendor’s website before deciding.

The best TradeGecko alternatives in 2026

1. WhiteBox — best for multi-channel sellers in Singapore & Southeast Asia

We’ll be upfront: we make WhiteBox, so we list ourselves first — but here’s the honest case for why. WhiteBox is inventory and retail-operations software built for exactly the kind of business TradeGecko served: brands, retailers and distributors selling across multiple channels. It keeps stock, orders and fulfilment in sync in real time, with native connections to Shopify, Lazada, Shopee, Amazon and TikTok Shop, multi-warehouse control, barcode picking, forecasting and an open API. It’s Singapore-based, starts at a transparent S$49 (about US$38)/month with unlimited users, and includes a 14-day free trial. Since July 2026 it also runs its own Singapore fulfilment warehouse, so you can outsource storage, pick and pack and delivery to the same company that makes your software — something no other tool on this list offers. For former TradeGecko users in the region, it’s the closest like-for-like replacement.

2. Cin7

Cin7 is a powerful, mid-market platform with deep inventory, order and POS capabilities. It suits larger or more complex operations, but it’s priced accordingly: at the time of writing (July 2026), Cin7 Core plans start at around US$349/month and rise to roughly US$999/month, billed per a set number of users. For a small or growing team, that can be a big jump from TradeGecko’s old pricing. If you manufacture or run multi-site distribution, though, its depth can be worth it — see our Cin7 review and Cin7 alternatives.

3. Zoho Inventory

Zoho Inventory is one of the more affordable options and a natural fit if you already use the Zoho ecosystem or want tight links to accounting. It offers a limited free plan, with paid tiers from around US$39/user/month. Some advanced multi-warehouse and automation features sit on higher tiers, and pricing is charged per user — so costs climb as your team grows. For a deeper look, see our Zoho Inventory review and Zoho Inventory alternatives.

4. Unleashed

Unleashed is strong for wholesale and light manufacturing, with bill-of-materials and production features. It’s less marketplace-centric, so it fits businesses whose complexity is in supply rather than in selling channels. Pricing starts at around US$399/month at the time of writing (July 2026), with paid add-on modules.

5. SiteGiant

SiteGiant focuses on Singapore and Malaysian SMEs with strong Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop integrations and marketplace tooling. It’s a solid option if your business is primarily marketplace-driven, though pricing is quote-based — you’ll need to contact their team for a figure.

6. QuickBooks Online (US only)

If you’re in the United States and mainly want your books and basic stock in one place, QuickBooks Online absorbed the remnants of QuickBooks Commerce and can cover light inventory needs. Outside the US its commerce features are limited or unavailable, so most former TradeGecko users in Asia-Pacific will need a dedicated inventory tool instead. See our guide to what replaced QuickBooks Commerce.

7. DEAR / Cin7 Core inventory tiers

DEAR Systems, now part of the Cin7 Core family, is worth a look for growing brands that want solid inventory management with light manufacturing and purchasing features at a lower entry point than full enterprise Cin7. It sits between simple order tools and heavy ERP — see DEAR Systems alternatives if you’re weighing it up.

A worked migration example

Picture a Singapore accessories brand that ran TradeGecko for years, selling on its own Shopify store plus Shopee and Lazada with a small wholesale side, around 1,200 orders a month and a four-person team. The sensible path: export the full catalogue, SKUs, stock levels, customers and open orders while access remains; clean up duplicate SKUs and inconsistent naming; start a 14-day WhiteBox trial and import the CSV; reconnect Shopify, confirm the counts match, then add Shopee and Lazada one at a time; and set up the B2B price tiers for wholesale customers. Because go-live takes about an afternoon, the team spends the trial verifying data and learning the workflow, then runs both systems side by side over a quiet week before switching off the legacy plan. The numbers here are illustrative, but the sequence applies to almost any TradeGecko or QuickBooks Commerce migration.

How to migrate from TradeGecko / QuickBooks Commerce

Export your data — products, SKUs, stock levels, customers and open orders.
Clean your catalogue — fix duplicate SKUs and standardise naming before import.
Import into your new system — most platforms, including WhiteBox, accept a CSV import or build your catalogue from a connected channel.
Reconnect your sales channels one at a time and confirm stock counts match.
Run both systems in parallel briefly, then cut over once you’re confident.

Common mistakes when switching

Delaying the export. Pull your data out now while you still have access — a forced shutdown with no export is the worst-case scenario.
Migrating a messy catalogue. Duplicate SKUs and stray naming conventions carry straight over; clean them first.
Choosing on price alone. The cheapest tool that lacks native Shopee, Lazada or TikTok Shop sync will cost you more in oversells than you saved.
Connecting every channel at once. Add channels one at a time so a sync issue is easy to isolate.
Skipping the parallel run. Overlap the old and new systems for a few days before cutting over, so discrepancies surface before customers notice.

Frequently asked questions

Is TradeGecko still available? No. It became QuickBooks Commerce and the standalone product has been discontinued; outside the US it is no longer available.

What is the closest alternative to TradeGecko? For multi-channel sellers in Singapore and Southeast Asia, WhiteBox is the closest like-for-like replacement. Cin7 and Zoho Inventory are also worth evaluating.

Will I lose my data? No — export your products, stock and orders first, then import them into your new platform.

Which alternative is cheapest? Zoho Inventory’s free plan is the lowest entry point for a solo seller, while WhiteBox’s flat, unlimited-user pricing from S$49 (about US$38)/month is usually the most economical once you have a team.

Do any alternatives also handle fulfilment for me? WhiteBox does — beyond the software, it offers fulfilment from its own Singapore warehouse, so you can outsource storage, pick and pack and delivery.

How WhiteBox helps

WhiteBox was built for multi-channel retail in this region, with the real-time sync and fulfilment tools TradeGecko users will recognise. See pricing or start a free 14-day trial — import your products and you can be live in an afternoon.