Alternatives to Breww

Brew-process tracking and TTB reports from $30 a month (Lite); costing and accounting from $313.

From $30/mo

• ·Production-minded breweries that care most about brew logs, fermentation curves and yeast tracking
• ·Small breweries that want production and TTB reports for about $30 a month and can live without costing
• ·Kombucha makers, through the sister product Bucha30

Compared on Beer30's page, where we wrote: "Breww includes batch costing and its QuickBooks and Xero sync in every volume tier, starting near $35 a month, where Beer30 keeps costing for its top bundle."

Brewery production, stock planning, sales and delivery at US$90 per concurrent user a month, no contract.

From $90/user/mo

• ·Breweries that want a stock requirements screen netting planned batches against stock and open purchase orders
• ·Small teams where only one or two people are signed in at a time, since seats are concurrent
• ·Producers who self-distribute and want route planning and container tracking in the same system

Compared on BrewMan's page, where we wrote: "Breww charges by annual volume with unlimited users, which costs less for a busy small team, and it documents an ingredient-lot trace report through to customers."

Brewery and distillery production with TTB reports at a published flat $201 a month, unlimited users.

From $201/mo

• ·Small breweries that want production, inventory, costing and TTB reports at a published flat price
• ·Teams that want every staff member logged in without per-seat charges
• ·Brewstilleries that want beer and spirits in one account; distilling was added in September 2026

Compared on Ollie's page, where we wrote: "Breww starts below Ollie for small breweries because it prices by annual volume, and it documents a report that follows one ingredient lot to the customers who received it."

For small wineries, cideries, breweries and distillers who need vessel-level traceability, excise reporting and stock in one cloud tool.

From $24/mo · $99/mo useful

• ·Small wineries, cideries and craft distillers who need to trace blends and additives through vessels for audits
• ·Producers who file excise or WET tax and post to Xero
• ·Beverage makers who want to see weekly packaging-material shortfalls and raise purchase orders with lead times

Compared on Vinsight's page, where we wrote: "Breww is priced on annual volume with unlimited users and starts lower, so a small brewery or cidery with several staff may pay less there than on Vinsight's per-user production plans."