No free plan. The cheapest way in is Enterprise at Custom pricing, estimated $50,000â$250,000+/year. Consider free alternatives in the business category if budget is tight.
Alloy.ai is a demand and inventory control tower purpose-built for consumer brands that sell through retailers. It unifies point-of-sale, shipment, and inventory data from retailers, distributors, 3PLs, and ERPs into a single platform. Target users include sales, supply chain, C-suite, and IT/analytics teams at CPG manufacturers in categories like food and beverage, consumer electronics, home goods, home improvement, and office supplies. It is not a fit for pure DTC brands or non-CPG companies.
On the source side, Alloy.ai connects to retailers and ecommerce platforms (such as Walmart, Target, Amazon, and Home Depot portals), 3PLs, distributors, and ERP systems. On the destination side, it pushes harmonized data to data warehouses and lakes like Snowflake and Databricks, BI and analytics tools like Tableau and Power BI, and demand planning systems. This dual role as both an analytics app and a data pipeline is a key differentiator.
Alloy.ai uses enterprise pricing and does not publish tier-based costs on its website. Pricing is typically quoted based on the number of retailer integrations, data volume, user seats, and modules enabled. Based on comparable CPG supply chain platforms, estimated annual contracts generally fall in the range of $50,000 to $250,000 or more depending on scope. Prospective customers need to contact sales for a tailored quote.
Alloy.ai applies AI and machine learning to detect lost retail sales, generate POS forecasts, identify warehouse stock risks, and surface anomalies across retailer performance. The AI is embedded into specific CPG workflows â for example, flagging when a SKU at a specific Target store is likely out of stock based on sales velocity patterns, or predicting when replenishment is at risk. This differs from general-purpose AI platforms by being tuned to retail and supply chain signals.
Tableau and Power BI are general-purpose BI tools that require customers to build their own CPG data models, while Snowflake and Databricks are data warehouses that need pipelines built on top. Alloy.ai sits upstream of all of these, providing the retailer integrations and harmonized CPG schema out of the box, and can feed data into those tools as destinations. Most Alloy.ai customers use it alongside a warehouse and BI tool rather than as a replacement.
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