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Inventory for barbershops, without the admin

Blades, tools and grooming stock stay counted from what you already do, because you'd rather cut than count

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Inventory for barbershops, without the admin

Blades, tools and grooming stock stay counted from what you already do, because you'd rather cut than count

Free 7-day trialNo card to start

The shop runs on two rhythms

Your favorite blade's dull, the backups ran out

Suplery flags blades before you're down to the last one and drafts the reorder

You'd rather cut than count

So don't. Suplery keeps the numbers right from what you already do.

You're out of the pomade clients ask for by name

Fast-movers are reordered on their real burn rate, before they run dry

Beard oil sells, and now there's a shelf to watch

Retail gets its own count and its own rhythm. Blades and clay run out at nothing like the same speed.

Restocking means another run to the supply store

Every supplier ordered in one approval, from the chair

You tried tracking it once. It didn't stick.

Suplery doesn't need you to keep it alive. Skip a week and it catches up.

Your favorite blade's dull, the backups ran out

Suplery flags blades before you're down to the last one and drafts the reorder

You'd rather cut than count

So don't. Suplery keeps the numbers right from what you already do.

You're out of the pomade clients ask for by name

Fast-movers are reordered on their real burn rate, before they run dry

Beard oil sells, and now there's a shelf to watch

Retail gets its own count and its own rhythm. Blades and clay run out at nothing like the same speed.

Restocking means another run to the supply store

Every supplier ordered in one approval, from the chair

You tried tracking it once. It didn't stick.

Suplery doesn't need you to keep it alive. Skip a week and it catches up.

Blades on a cycle, product by the jar

An order drafted from real usage in Suplery

Blades and fast-movers, reordered before you're short

  • Reorder planning from real usage
  • Order scheduling for the things that go on a cycle
  • Low-stock alerts before the gap
  • Fully automatic ordering — coming soon 🔜
A delivered order updating stock counts in Suplery

Tools and retail, tracked apart

  • Usage recording for blades, consumables and retail
  • Retail sell-through tracked separately
  • Each with its own reorder rhythm
  • Add-on-incoming, so a delivery lands in the right place
Adding stock by photo on a phone

Inventory off your mind

  • Add a new product by photo
  • Receive a delivery by barcode scan
  • Counts stay current from occasional checks
  • 14,000+ professional products preloaded
Inventory reports in Suplery

Answers, not homework

  • Dashboard — what's happening now
  • Issues list — what needs attention
  • Pivotable table — build the view you want
  • Plain-language data assistant — coming soon 🔜

No more store runs. No single supplier has everything, and Suplery doesn't change that — it stops you doing it in five places. A separate purchase order per supplier, one approval, your current prices and terms.

Your booking app stays exactly where it is

Suplery runs alongside Squire, Booksy, Vagaro, GlossGenius, or whatever fills your chair, and takes the layer underneath: the blades, the product and what to buy next. Direct integration is coming; today the two run side by side and nothing about your bookings changes.

14,000+

Professional products, ready to track and order

1,000+

Users run their supply on Suplery

Built inside the industry, not about it. The catalog, the workflows and the reorder logic come from how shops actually run.

Questions? Glad you asked.

How do barbershops keep track of blades, tools and products?

From a preset catalog rather than memory. Products go in by photo, deliveries land by barcode scan, and the count stays current from the occasional check instead of a daily routine nobody keeps.

Is inventory software worth it for a small barbershop?

Yes, and the smaller the shop the more it matters. The Bureau of Labor Statistics counts about 75,800 barber jobs in the US and reports that 80% of barbers are self-employed — so in most shops there is nobody to hand the counting to.

Can I reorder from all my suppliers in one place?

Yes. A separate purchase order per supplier, approved from one screen, rather than five separate emails and a drive to the supply store.

How does it handle blade and tool replacement?

Two ways. Usage-based reorder for anything that gets consumed, and order scheduling for the things that go on a fixed cycle. Fully automatic ordering is coming.

Do I have to switch my booking software?

No. Suplery runs alongside Squire, Booksy, Vagaro, GlossGenius and the rest, and owns inventory and supply only.

Can I log what I buy at the barber supply store?

Yes. Add it by photo in a few seconds today. Importing the receipt itself is coming.

Does it track retail grooming products and backbar?

Yes, as separate counts. A growing number of shops sell beard care and grooming lines alongside the service, and that stock moves on sell-through rather than on a replacement cycle.

You cut. It counts.

Blades flagged before you're down to the last one, product reordered before it runs dry, and every supplier ordered from one screen

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