Customers
Stores that stopped counting on Sunday.
Three of the 1,180 hardware stores running on Aisle, and the numbers their own registers report a year later.
Delgado Hardware
Tucson, AZ
The peg hooks stopped going empty in July
Rosa Delgado ran an 8,412-item store out of a spiral notebook and her own memory. Two summers on Aisle, and her top 200 items went out of stock nine times instead of ninety.
41%
fewer stockouts on the top 200 items
$12,400
less cash sitting in slow-moving stock
6 hrs
a week back from counting and ordering
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Two Rivers Supply
Missoula, MT
Two stores that finally share a shelf
Cedar Street was deep on heat tape while Grand Ave was ordering it. Neither store knew. One in six purchase orders is now a transfer slip and a Tuesday delivery run.
1 in 6
purchase orders replaced by a transfer
Pickett & Haskins
Bangor, ME
Into the first freeze with heat tape on the shelf
Maine's cold week arrives when it arrives. Aisle raised the winter minimums in September, and Pickett & Haskins sold through October without a single backorder.
11 days
earlier on seasonal reorders
Median of 1,180 stores · 2025
What a year on Aisle changes
Measured against each store’s own twelve months before switching.
- fewer stockouts on a store’s top 200 items
- 37%
- less cash sitting in slow-moving stock
- $18,640
- a week back from counting and ordering
- 6.5 hrs
- earlier on seasonal reorders
- 11 days
Your store, a year from now
Start with last month's item export. We set your first minimums together on a call, and you keep every number we work out.
From $89 a month per store after the trial