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Counts, recipe costing, purchase orders, invoice scanning, and real COGS for $50/month flat. Built by a restaurant owner. 14-day free trial — nothing charged until it ends, cancel in one click.
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In their own words, as submitted to SaaSHub.


No description of WorkLoo yet.
ShelfCount is inventory management, recipe costing, and true COGS built for independent restaurants — created by a restaurant owner who was tired of MarketMan's complexity and pricing. Pricing: $50/month flat, month-to-month, cancel anytime. No per-seat fees, no tiers, unlimited team members and...
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As answered by people managing WorkLoo and ShelfCount.win.
ShelfCount.win's answer:
ShelfCount charges one flat $50/month fee with unlimited team members and unlimited storage locations, no per-seat pricing and no tiers. It combines inventory counts (from any phone, no app install), recipe and prep-recipe costing, invoice/receipt scanning, purchase ordering, and theoretical vs. actual COGS in one tool built specifically for independent restaurants.
ShelfCount.win's answer:
ShelfCount was built by a restaurant owner who found existing tools like MarketMan overpriced and overcomplicated for a single independent location. It covers the same core workflow — counts, recipe costing, invoice scanning, purchase orders, and COGS — at one flat rate with unlimited users and locations, backed by a 14-day free trial and one-click cancellation. A $299 concierge migration (including from MarketMan) is available for anyone switching over.
ShelfCount.win's answer:
Independent restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops that need real inventory counts, recipe costing, and COGS tracking without enterprise-level pricing or complexity — typically single-location or small multi-location operators.
ShelfCount.win's answer:
ShelfCount was built by a restaurant owner who was frustrated with the cost and complexity of existing inventory platforms like MarketMan for running a single independent restaurant. The goal was a simpler, flat-rate tool that still covers the essentials — counts, recipe costing, invoice scanning, purchase ordering, and COGS — without per-seat fees or enterprise sales cycles.
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