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Object & Order vs. Alcove
AI inbox tracking, Outlook support, real-time collaboration, and $0/month—how we differ from Alcove’s subscription model.
Alcove is a capable procurement platform with carrier tracking and strong designer workflows. If you’re weighing it against Object & Order, the differences usually show up in how orders get onto your schedule, how your team edits together, and what you pay every month.
AI that matches orders to your schedule
Alcove can use carrier data, but you still tie orders to the right products yourself. Object & Order uses AI on your inbox—order confirmations, PDFs, and tracking numbers are parsed and matched to schedule rows, including carriers like FedEx, UPS, USPS, and DHL. We support Gmail and Outlook, not Gmail alone.
Real-time collaboration
Both worlds care about up-to-date product data; we’re built for true multi-user editing on the same schedule—live presence, history, and snapshots for milestones—so you’re not coordinating versions by hand.
Pricing
Alcove is priced on a monthly subscription with seats (their marketing pages cite roughly $39–75/mo depending on plan). Object & Order has no monthly fee and no per-seat charge; you pay a transaction fee when you purchase through the platform.
For the full feature-by-feature table and more context, see Object & Order vs. Alcove.