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Your spreadsheets, online
and actually useful

Upload the spreadsheets you already keep and get a searchable view in seconds — filter to what matters, chart what you want to show, export any time, and merge sheets together. Great for inventory, assets, collections, pantries — anything that lives in a grid.

Free for seven days, no credit card — your file is read right here in your browser.
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Start from an example

Real sheets, already online. Open one to see what yours would look like — no signup, nothing to install.

Bring your own instead — and it looks like this in seconds.

Plans and pricing

Start free for seven days — no credit card required. Upgrade anytime.

Free trial
$0/ 7 days

Full access to try it out, no credit card required.

  • Everything in Standard, for seven days
  • Your inventory saved to your account
  • Nothing is charged when the trial ends
Pro
$59.99/ month

Multiple inventories in one account, for when one is not enough.

  • Up to 10 separate inventories
  • Switch between them from the dashboard header
  • Everything in Standard, on every inventory
Enterprise
Custom

Pro with the inventory limit removed, and your support requests handled first.

  • Unlimited inventories
  • Everything in Pro
  • Priority support — your tickets are queued ahead of other plans

Checking which plans are available to buy right now… Enterprise is sold by conversation, not by card — it is Pro with the inventory limit removed and priority support, so talk to us and we will set it up for you.

Start from a spreadsheet, or start from zero

Both paths end up in the same place — a dashboard you can actually use.

Bring your data — or don't

Upload the .xlsx or .csv file you already use, or skip straight to a blank inventory if you're starting from nothing.

We handle the busywork

Countbase guesses which column is the name, owner, status, or cost. Adjust anything it gets wrong before you continue.

Get a dashboard people use

Searchable, filterable, and exportable — whether you are running a business or just keeping tabs on your own things.

People use Countbase for
IT hardware
Home inventory
Small business stock
Tools and gear
Collections
Vehicles

Try it yourself

Import your own file, try sample data, or start a blank inventory — the full demo runs locally in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

What Countbase does with your spreadsheets — and what it does not do yet.

Countbase gives the spreadsheets you already keep a home online. Upload one and you get a searchable, filterable view of it that you can sort, chart, edit, and export any time — and you can merge several sheets into one. People use it for inventory, assets, collections, pantries, tools, and anything else that lives in a grid.

No. You can import a .xlsx or .csv file, try it out with sample data, or start from scratch and add items one at a time.

Yes, for publicly viewable links — paste a published CSV export URL and Countbase connects to it directly. A regular Google Sheets share link will not work this way, though, even with public sharing on — Google does not let other websites read it directly. A real, signed-in Google Sheets connection (pick a sheet, no CSV export needed) is coming soon — it is shown but disabled in the onboarding flow for now.

.xlsx, .xls, and .csv. Column order and naming do not matter — Countbase looks for common fields like name, tag, status, owner, location, date, and cost wherever they appear, and always lets you confirm or fix the mapping before anything is built.

Yes — both the live demo and the "Try sample data" option let you pick from several ready-made datasets: IT equipment, home inventory, food and pantry storage with expiration dates, a book or media collection, and vehicles or tools checked out between a garage and a job site. Each one uses different column names on purpose, to show the same dashboard adapting to different situations.

No. Teams use it for IT hardware, small business stock, or field equipment — and plenty of people use the exact same tool for home inventory, tools and gear, or personal collections.

When you import a file, it is read and processed in your own browser rather than uploaded to a server just to build your dashboard. Once you are on a trial or paid account, your inventory is stored securely under your account so it is still there when you come back — visible to you and nobody else.

Everyone can switch between light and dark mode. During a free trial or on a paid plan, you can also choose an accent color for your whole workspace and upload your own logo to replace the default mark.

Seven days, full access, no credit card required — everything the Standard plan does. Cancel any time during the trial and nothing gets charged.

Standard accounts hold one inventory. Pro holds up to 10 and puts a switcher in the dashboard header, and Enterprise has no limit. You can put as many different kinds of item in a single inventory as you like and filter between them — separate side-by-side inventories are what Pro adds. You can start on Pro from the pricing page above, and if you are already on Standard you can switch yourself from Settings → Plan & billing → Manage billing. Stripe prorates the change, so you only pay the difference for the rest of the month.

Your account switches to read-only rather than being locked. You keep your inventory and can still view, search, sort, and export all of it — you just cannot add or change items until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted while you take time to decide.

Not yet — and we would rather say so plainly than let you find out after paying. Today an inventory belongs to the account that created it: there is no way to invite anyone into it, and nobody else can see your data. Shared team workspaces with invites are the next thing being built. If sharing is the whole reason you are here, wait for it rather than subscribing now.

Yes — exporting your inventory back to a spreadsheet is a standard feature. Your data is always yours to take with you.

Not yet — today it is a website that works well on a phone browser. A dedicated app for iOS and Android is on the roadmap.

The free trial and Standard plan are built for typical small-to-mid size inventories. Larger organizations with bigger needs can reach out and we'll work out something custom.