Stocksmith does one thing carefully: materials, cost of goods and the numbers a small maker needs at tax time. Keelvy keeps that discipline — materials at what you paid, real cost per unit — and adds the catalog, the photography, the price lists, the buyer galleries and the wholesale orders a brand needs as it grows past the kitchen table.
Small-maker tools are priced kindly and stop at the point your business gets interesting. The question is what the next step costs.
Rows marked Keelvy wins are where the difference is real. The rest we both do well, and we say so.
Materials, recipes and stock import in an afternoon, and your cost history continues rather than restarting.
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