Overall CellarTracker does a great job at:
1) Legacy
Having been around for 20 years, CellarTracker has secured a strong hold in the market and people have gotten used to the platform.
2) Community Reviews
Many people score and leave reviews on wine in CellarTracker (more than in InVintory).
InVintory also have community reviews, but we avoid ratings as that affixes someone's objective measure to a subjective experience. Instead, we let people "upvote" so the community tells us what is useful and what is not.
Both CellarTracker and InVintory have good:
1) Functionality
Both have key functions of adding and removing bottles, as well as collection market value.
InVintory has a ton of functions, like a Wishlist, Cellar Analytics (see what you've spent, a breakdown of your collection, etc..), the ability to add collaborators on your account, custom tags to organize your bottles and filter on them as you see fit, etc.
2) Pricing
Both InVintory and CellarTracker have free and paid options.
A CellarTracker subscription (which unlocks all features) correlates to the number of bottles your tracking.
- $40/year for 100 bottles
- $60/year for 250 bottles
- $80/year for 500 bottles
- $160/year for 1,000 bottles
- $320/year for 2,500 bottles
- $500/year for 2,500+ bottles
At InVintory, we let you enter unlimited bottles regardless of your tier, however gate select features (such as our 3D patented bottle finding technology) for paid members.
- Prestige is $99/year
- Contact us to get Opus pricing
InVintory really differentiates itself on:
1) Ease of Use
The overall design of InVintory is modern and built to be easy to use. That is the number one comment we get from users.
2) Visuals
InVintory is the only platform that shows you, visually, where your bottles are located in 3D using cutting edge technology.
3) Data
Our database is managed by sommeliers, not crowd-sourced.
4) Innovation & Technology
We harness emerging technologies whenever they become available and do not let our product become outdated. Vincent, our AI wine assistant is a prime example of this. Chat with Vincent to receive personalized recommendations from your collection.
Learn more about the exact breakdown here.