Sortly alternatives: Asetavo vs Sortly
Sortly is built around inventory you count by quantity. If you need to track individual assets — who has each one, where it is, its depreciation and maintenance — here is how Asetavo compares.
You track individual assets rather than stock levels, and want NFC and UHF RFID alongside QR and barcode, reader-based zone alerts, maintenance work orders and book-and-tax depreciation in one register.
You mainly manage consumable inventory and stock levels, and value pick lists, purchase orders and low-stock alerts — features Sortly lists on its own site.
| Feature | Asetavo | Sortly |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | Individual assets (one record per item) | Inventory items, counted by quantity |
| Free plan | 100 assets, 2 users | 100 unique items, 1 user licence |
| Entry paid plan (USD, monthly) | $46/mo Growth: 500 assets, 10 users | Advanced: 500 unique items, 2 user licences ($24/mo first-year promo price; $49/mo list) |
| QR & barcode scanning | ||
| QR/barcode label creation | ✓ (every plan) | Paid plans (QR from Advanced; QR and barcode from Ultra) |
| NFC tags | ✓ (Growth and up) | Not listed on its site |
| UHF RFID readers & zone-exit alerts | ✓ (Business) | Not listed on its site |
| Check-in/out | ||
| Audits / stock-take | Check with vendor | |
| Low-stock alerts, pick lists, purchase orders | ||
| Maintenance work orders & PM schedules | ✓ (Business) | Date-based alerts for maintenance schedules |
| Depreciation (book and tax) | ✓ 8 methods (Business) | Not listed on its site |
| API & webhooks | ✓ (Business) | Enterprise plan |
| Mobile | Any mobile browser today; iOS & Android apps coming soon | iOS and Android apps, plus a web app |
Sortly column: Checked on 2026-10-09 against Sortly’s own pages (sortly.com/pricing, sortly.com/features). Vendors change plans and prices, so check their site for current details. Asetavo features reflect the current product; some depend on plan — see pricing.
Where Asetavo stands out
Product screens show sample data.
One record per asset, with custodian, location and history
QR, NFC and UHF RFID in the same register
Maintenance work orders and PM schedules
Book-and-tax depreciation with NBV reports
Sortly is a reasonable fit if your main job is inventory: counting stock by quantity, picking items for jobs, raising purchase orders and getting low-stock alerts. Its own pricing page lists a free plan for 100 unique items and one user, and native iOS and Android apps. If you mostly need to know where each individual asset is, who has it and what it is worth, an asset-focused tool such as Asetavo will usually fit better.
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