Feature Comparison

Each row is an operational area. Cells describe the depth available on that plan. This is not every microscopic toggle. It is the capability level that matters when choosing a tier.

• Starter for solid foundations for focused teams.
• Professional for fuller operational depth and higher capacity.
• Business for advanced multi entity style coverage for larger networks.

Read across a row when you care about one domain. Read down a column when you want the overall feel of a tier.

If you are short on time, start with the rows that match your pain: planning conflicts, shipment lifecycle, warehouse, inventory and AI monitoring.

• Planning and resource conflicts: can you see and resolve capacity clashes?
• Shipment and fleet: execution and movement visibility.
• Warehouse and inventory: floor work and stock truth.
• Finance: how far commercial documents go on each tier.
• AI and integrations: monitoring depth and ecosystem capacity.

Those five areas usually decide whether a plan feels comfortable for the next year or too tight within a quarter.

Starter fits teams that need a real logistics workspace, not a lightweight tracker, but are still concentrated in a focused network.

• A core team running the day to day portal work.
• Foundational monitoring rather than advanced AI depth.
• Enough warehouse and inventory coverage to run cleanly without enterprise scale.

Professional is the usual growth step. More people are in the system every day, shipment volume is higher, and warehouse or inventory work is no longer a side process.

• Higher ceilings for users, shipments and warehouses.
• Richer AI monitoring and recommendations.
• More room for integrations as partner and ERP connections expand.

Business is for networks that need advanced capacity across sites and countries while still wanting one shared Velqora workspace.

• Larger operational footprint and more concurrent work.
• Advanced coordination and AI depth.
• Higher API and integration headroom for a broader ecosystem.

1. List your must have modules and approximate monthly shipment volume.
2. Check user and warehouse limits against your org chart and sites.
3. Compare AI and integration depth if exceptions or partners are critical.
4. Confirm commercial context on Pricing.
5. Trial the workflows that matter most before you commit.

The interactive matrix on this page mirrors the Feature comparison block on the landing pricing section. For live plan cards and billing toggle, continue to Pricing or the landing page.

If two tiers both look plausible on paper, let a short trial decide. The right plan is the one that feels natural in the workflows your team will run every day.