Money in cents end-to-end
Integer cents end to end, half-even rounding everywhere, tax rate snapshotted at issuance, multi-currency from day one. No floating-point math touches a dollar.
Built to Ship.
CRM, quoting, projects, invoicing, payments, vendors, expenses, and an accounting backbone that balances itself, and stays locked once you close the books. Plug in modules for the operation you actually run.
For operators who outgrew the books app and the spreadsheets behind it. Built by an operator.
The chassis
The back office every operator needs. Not the bolt-on. The foundation.
Customers, contacts, leads, opportunities, activities. The pipeline lives in one place.
Versioned quotes with line items, approvals, and PDF render. Convert to project in one click.
Phase-driven projects with state machine and audit. Customer-portal-visible.
Send invoices, track status, accept partial payments. Auto journal entry on every send.
Multi-invoice payment allocations. Credit notes with allocation rollup. Both auto-post to the GL.
Vendor master, purchase orders, receipts. Auto journal on approval; balances reconcile themselves.
Vendor bills, expense workflow, reimbursements. Approval-gated; auto-paid status flips post the JE.
Chart of accounts, journal entries, period close. Closed-period writes blocked at the database.
Append-only log with per-row hash chain. Verified nightly. Forensic-grade by default.
Customer-scoped read-only portal. Runtime branding per tenant. Optional on Starter; included on Pro+.
Everything in the chassis, plus the operating modules.
Receiving, kitting, production runs, shipments, and customer-scoped portals. Lit at v1.
BOMs, production runs, finished-goods inventory, and output movements.
Ecommerce order intake, kit-to-order flows, and packaging-as-a-service.
Everything in Professional, plus every module and platform controls.
Time tracking, labor allocation, and payroll handoff for floor staff. Lights up at $400/mo.
Per-order, per-customer cost-to-serve with pricing recommendations from actuals. Lights up at $400/mo.
Directory-backed single sign-on and provisioning across the whole organization.
Customer-scoped portal with per-tenant runtime branding, included rather than added on.
Row-level data isolation for hundreds of downstream sub-brands on one chassis.
Optional modules
The chassis runs the back office. These modules add the verbs specific to your business. Light only the ones you need.
Receiving orders, kitting, production runs, shipments, customer-scoped portals.
Learn more →BOMs, production runs, finished-goods inventory, output movements.
Learn more →Order intake from ecommerce channels, kit-to-order, packaging-as-a-service.
Learn more →Workforce management. Time tracking, labor allocation, payroll handoff.
Learn more →Cost intelligence. Per-order, per-customer, per-line cost-to-serve. Pricing driven by actuals.
Learn more →Why Kitstak
The invariants below are enforced at the database. Not the application. Not the documentation. Financial safety you do not have to remember to enforce.
Integer cents end to end, half-even rounding everywhere, tax rate snapshotted at issuance, multi-currency from day one. No floating-point math touches a dollar.
Per-row hash chain, verified on a schedule. Append-only via row-level security. Forensic-grade trail without a separate compliance product.
Send an invoice, post a payment, approve a vendor bill. Journal entries write themselves at the database trigger layer. The chassis balances without a bookkeeper.
Once you close a period, any edit to it raises a database error at the trigger layer. Application code cannot bypass it. No backdated invoice, no quiet adjustment, no surprise restatement.
Invoice, PO, and document numbers are sequential and gap-free even under parallel writes. Auditors and customers never ask why a number is missing. Advisory row locks guarantee a clean sequence per organization.
Replay any state-changing call within 24 hours and get the same response. Network blips do not create duplicate invoices.
Proof, not promises
We trusted the numbers because we trusted our people. Now we trust the numbers because the database tells us to. The team is the same. The discipline is finally legible.
Plans
Implementation is one-time and founder-led. Monthly or annual. Annual saves about 15 percent.
$680/mo billed annually
For the operator escaping the spreadsheet stack.
Replaces your books app plus four spreadsheets and a bolt-on CRM.
Implementation $5,000, founder-led, 30 days of support.
Book a demo$1,530/mo billed annually
Chassis plus 3PL, Manufacturing, and Co-Pack.
Pays for itself the month KitCost finds one underwater customer. Customer zero found two.
Implementation $12,000, credited toward your first annual term.
Claim a Pro onboarding slot$2,975/mo billed annually
Every module, SSO and SAML, whitelabel portal.
Consolidates the entire back office across every warehouse you run.
Implementation $25,000, founder-led, 4 to 6 weeks.
Talk to the founderModules: KitForce $400/mo, KitCost $400/mo. Light them up on any tier when the operation needs them.
Scaling: additional warehouse $150/mo, whitelabel portal on Starter $300/mo.
Founder-led onboarding is capped each month. Ask about remaining Q3 slots.
Straight answers
Most operators are live in days, not months. Customer zero, a Bentonville 3PL, migrated existing data via CSV import and cut over in five business days, keeping the old books open as a fallback they stopped needing by day three.
Nothing forced. Kitstak produces GAAP-aligned, export-friendly output, and your accountant gets access through standard user roles. Many customers keep exporting to their books app through their first tax season; the export stays supported until your accountant is ready to work in Kitstak directly.
You do. Your data is yours and is exportable on demand. Kitstak is the system of record while you operate; it is not a lock-in.
Integrity is enforced in the database, not just the application: append-only, hash-chained audit logs verified on a schedule, row-level tenant isolation, and closed periods that reject edits at the trigger layer. The security and financial-integrity pages lay out the specifics.
No. Kitstak runs your existing methodology cleaner; it does not impose one. Same team, same customers, same warehouses. With legible, database-enforced discipline underneath.
Talk to us
Kitstak is shipping out of Bentonville, AR. Customer zero is a 3PL the founder runs daily. If you operate at our scale and want a real conversation, send a note.