One of these three prices changes when you buy more wine.
CellarTracker's subscription is tiered by cellar size, counting in-stock and pending bottles. InVintory and Caveau are both flat. The difference only starts to bite once you are past a case or two, which is exactly when a collector starts needing the software.
Your cellar
Caveau Pro
InVintory Premium
CellarTracker
100 bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$40
250 bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$60
500 bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$80
1,000 bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$160
2,500 bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$320
2,500+ bottles
$44.99
$149.99
$500
At 100 bottles CellarTracker is the cheapest of the three, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Past roughly 500 bottles its ladder passes us and keeps climbing.
Feature by feature.
Caveau
CellarTracker
InVintory
Search without paying
Yes
Yes
Yes
Flat price at any cellar size
Yes
Notiered by bottles
Yes
Add a bottle from its label
Yes
Yesreceipts, paid
Yes
Guided cellar audit
Yes
Not offered
Not offered
Community tasting notes
Not yet
13M+
Yes
Professional critic scores
No
Yespaid
Yespaid
3D map of your racks
No
No
Yes
Android and web
iPhone only
Yes
Yes
The one nobody else built
A guided audit, for when the list and the racks stop agreeing.
Every collection drifts.
A bottle gets opened on a Tuesday and never logged. One gets given away. Two arrive and go straight onto a shelf. After a year your app and your cellar are telling different stories, and the usual fix is an afternoon with a clipboard.
Caveau walks you through it rack by rack, asks only about what looks wrong, and reconciles the difference at the end. Neither CellarTracker nor InVintory advertises anything like it.
Where we lose
Reasons to pick one of the others.
A comparison written by the company that wants your money is worth nothing if it only flatters that company. Here is where each of these genuinely beats us today.
CellarTracker
13 million tasting notes. Two decades of collectors writing things down. We have none of this, and no shortcut to it.
Real price history. Market, auction and community averages on a paid plan. Our valuations are estimates.
A free tier that tracks a full cellar, community notes and ratings included.
It runs everywhere, and it has been running for twenty years.
InVintory
A 3D model of your cellar that lights up the slot a bottle is sitting in. Nobody else has built this.
Critic reviews from Parker, Suckling, Wine Spectator and Decanter on the paid tier.
A database curated by sommeliers rather than assembled automatically.
4.8 stars from more than 4,000 ratings. We have three.
So which one.
CellarTracker
You want the deepest community notes and price history in wine, you are under a few hundred bottles, and you do not mind a subscription that grows with the cellar.
InVintory
You want to see your cellar in 3D and find any bottle by its slot, you want critic scores in the app, and $149.99 a year is not the deciding factor.
Caveau
You want the bill to stay the same as the collection grows, you want search to be free, and you want a real way to reconcile what you think you own against what is actually on the racks.
Free to search. $44.99 a year for everything else.
No per-bottle pricing, at any size. Bring your cellar over from CellarTracker or InVintory with a CSV in under a minute.