Keelvy vs Channable

Great feeds still need real product data behind them.

Channable is excellent at what it does: product feeds (the files marketplaces read), marketplace listings, channel tuning, rules that improve your product data, and bringing orders back. It works on the data you send it. Keelvy is where that data comes from and where it keeps living: the catalog, the media, the prices, the stock, the orders, the purchasing and the production, in one place that every channel reads.

1The source, not the pipeWhat your channels read is what your team edits. There is no second system to keep in agreement with the feed.
BothPublishing and operatingListings go out, and the orders that come back land against the same stock, prices and customers.
1 dayLive tomorrowUpload your product list or connect your store and you are working. Setup is quick, obvious and yours to do.
What a real year costs

A brand with 1,000 products selling across a store and three marketplaces.

A feed manager is priced on how much you send through it, and it still needs another system holding the catalog, the stock and the orders. Here that system and the channel publishing are one subscription.

CHANNABLE~$2,400A year of feed management at mid-tier volume. The catalog, photo library, stock, orders, purchasing and paperwork are separate products with separate bills.
KEELVY$595Keelvy Trade, billed yearly. Catalog, photo library, buyer galleries, price lists, customers, orders, stock, purchasing, invoicing, channel publishing and the assistant. Three team members included; more come in blocks of ten.
One subscription covering both the channel work and the business behind it.
BASED ON PUBLISHED LIST PRICING AT COMPARABLE VOLUME · A FEED TOOL STILL NEEDS ANOTHER SYSTEM HOLDING YOUR CATALOG
Side by side

Where the product data lives, and where it goes.

Rows marked Keelvy wins are where the difference is real. The rest we both do well, and we say so.

BOTH DO THIS WELLFeeds, marketplace listings and channel rulesCHANNABLEExcellent — this is the core of the productKEELVYStrong, driven straight from the catalog
BOTH DO THIS WELLImproving listings and product dataCHANNABLEExcellent, with AI content and rulesKEELVYYes, from the same product data your team edits
BOTH DO THIS WELLOrders brought back from marketplacesCHANNABLEYesKEELVYYes, and the order lands against real stock and a real customer
KEELVY WINSProduct catalog with your own fieldsCHANNABLEWorks on the data you send itKEELVYWhere the product data lives, with your own fields
KEELVY WINSMedia library tied to productsCHANNABLEImage links from your other systemKEELVYA real library, with buyer galleries and share links
KEELVY WINSPrice lists per channel and customerCHANNABLERules applied to the feedKEELVYOne main price list, the rest recalculated by rule and reused everywhere
KEELVY WINSStock across sitesCHANNABLECopied from your other systemKEELVYOne figure every channel reads, reserved as orders land
KEELVY WINSProduction and real costCHANNABLENot what a feed tool is forKEELVYEverything for making things, from recipe to cost per unit
KEELVY WINSInvoices, delivery notes and statementsCHANNABLENot what a feed tool is forKEELVYMade from today’s numbers, in the buyer’s language
KEELVY WINSAn AI assistant that works on your real dataCHANNABLEContent and listing generationKEELVYWorks the live system: prices, stock, purchasing, orders
Switching

Keep your channels. Change what feeds them.

The listings you have tuned stay as they are. What changes is what stands behind them: instead of building the feed from a spreadsheet and a folder, it is made from the product data your team already maintains.

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01Bring the catalog inImport the product list you build your feeds from, with product details, sizes and colors, and image links.
02Rebuild the rules onceChannel matching, per-channel titles and pricing rules live with the product instead of inside a feed tool.
03Publish and compareRun the new feed beside the old one until the listings match, then switch the channel over.
04Add the restStock, orders, purchasing and production — the parts a feed tool never had.