Netstock alternative
Netstock plans inventory on top of your ERP. Miridia, the supply chain and automation platform, makes the plan, and then raises the purchase orders, receives the stock, and runs production in the same system.
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The short answer
Choose Netstock if your ERP runs purchasing and stock well, and you only need better planning on top of it.
Choose Miridia if the work after the plan is also a problem, or if you pay for an ERP and a planning tool and use only part of each.
Netstock starts at US$900 a month on a yearly subscription. Miridia starts at R3,000 or €150 a month, and Miridia Planner is priced separately.
Netstock was founded in South Africa in 2009. It is the usual planning add-on for companies that run Sage, SYSPRO, NetSuite, or another ERP, and it does that job well.
Planning is the full product of Netstock. Miridia Planner is equal to it for forecasts and replenishment advice. These are the places where Miridia goes further.
Planner turns its advice into purchase and transfer order sheets in the same system. Each goods received note posts the stock and updates the average cost. Netstock gives its advice to your ERP, and the ERP raises the order.
Each SKU gets a champion model from a backtest on its own history, and the champion must beat a naive benchmark. Planner measures forecast value added at each layer, so you see which changes helped.
Sales, finance, and operations agree one forecast in a consensus cycle, and each cycle is saved as a snapshot. Price and promotion scenarios use elasticity, and a scenario can become part of the plan.
Two-echelon replenishment shows what stock each location needs and when, with a projected stock-cover curve. It separates what to transfer from what to buy.
The forecast drives MRP and the purchase plan for your bills of material. Work orders then consume the components and post the finished goods.
A reorder signal, a stockout risk, or a published consensus can start a workflow in n8n, Zapier, or Power Automate.
Netstock is the better choice in these cases.
If Netstock on your current ERP works, keep it. Talk to us when the ERP itself is the problem.
Netstock does not publish plan prices. It gives a starting price, and the final price depends on the product and the bundle that you select.
| Item | Netstock | Miridia |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From US$900 a month, on a yearly subscription | Starter, R3,000 or €150 a month. Miridia Planner is priced separately. |
| What you also need | An ERP for purchasing, stock, and production | Only your accounting package. Purchasing, stock, and production are in Miridia. |
| Connections | More than 60 ERPs | Xero, QuickBooks, Sage Cloud, and Zoho Books. Sage Evolution, Odoo, and others through consulting services. |
| After the plan | Advice goes to your ERP | Purchase orders, receipts, transfers, and work orders in the same system |
The Netstock starting price is from its pricing page. Netstock gives the full price on request.
Source: netstock.com/pricing, checked on 29 September 2026. Miridia prices: the pricing page.
Most companies that leave Netstock keep their accounting package, and move the operation and the planning to Miridia.
On a discovery call we map your ERP. Usually the general ledger stays, and purchasing, stock, production, and planning move to Miridia.
Export your sales history, items, suppliers, lead times, and stock for each location from your ERP.
Planner backtests each SKU against your own history. Compare its accuracy with your Netstock results before you decide.
Run one planning cycle in both systems. Switch when the Miridia orders match or beat the orders that you would place from Netstock.
Read the documentation before you start: Miridia Planner, Suppliers and purchasing, The connectors.
Yes, for forecasting and replenishment. Miridia also raises the purchase orders, receives the stock, and runs production, which Netstock leaves to your ERP.
Sage Cloud connects directly, and Sage Evolution connects through consulting services. Miridia has no SYSPRO connector today. When a connector is useful to other customers, we build it at no additional cost.
Yes. Planner backtests each SKU on your own history and reports the accuracy against a naive benchmark. Compare those results with your Netstock results.
Planner is an advanced module, priced separately on the Starter and the Enterprise plan. Ask us for a price on the discovery call.
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