Tremo

Overview

Tremo is warehouse management and fulfilment software for warehouses, online shops, B2B operations and third-party logistics providers. It suits teams that need stock control tied to picking and shipping, especially those handling several client accounts. Its strongest case is a connected fulfilment workflow; the main trade-off is a free tier capped by pick-list volume, with paid plans starting at €329 per month.

Key features

Picking and inventory

Teams can scan items to pick, use a camera to scan barcodes, or combine open pick lists into a batch-picking round. Batch picking is useful when orders can be handled together, while scanning provides an item-confirmation step. Tremo tracks available stock and reservations and syncs stock to connected sales channels, linking warehouse activity to storefront inventory.

Warehouse operations and shipping

Multiple warehouses, location management and purchase orders cover operations beyond a single stockroom. Tracking batches, expiry dates and serial numbers helps businesses manage stock that needs more detailed traceability. Carrier rules can route shipments by client, country, weight, cutoff and tags; the packing flow supports carrier labels and tracking.

Named shop and marketplace connections include Bol, Shopify, WooCommerce, Lightspeed and CCV Shop. Shipping connections include PostNL, DHL Parcel and MyParcel. An open API, accessed with an API key, covers orders, stock, shipments and products, giving teams a route to connect workflows beyond those named integrations.

Fulfilment, security and support

For 3PLs, Tremo can total customer activity into monthly draft invoices and pass carrier costs through after matching shipment lines. Multi-client operations and a client portal make the system relevant to providers serving multiple customers; its monthly billing workflow is a more specific advantage for fulfilment businesses than for a single warehouse.

The maker says customer data is separated at database level, actions are searchable in an audit log, and data can be exported or moved at any time. Free-plan hosting is in the EU, with data stored separately per customer. Users can contact the people building Tremo and expect a response within one business day, although the Free plan does not include human support.

Pricing

Tremo has a free tier and paid plans billed monthly, plus an Enterprise / 3PL option with custom pricing. There is no free trial; demo access starts without a credit card or commitment.

Free is the lowest-commitment way in, but its 100 completed pick lists per month and lack of human support make it a limited long-term fit as volume grows. Growth and Fulfilment both include 3,000 pick lists, with different base prices and extra-list rates; at higher volumes, the published rate can fall to € 0.095 per extra list. Compare expected monthly volume and plan requirements before choosing between them. Enterprise / 3PL is the route for large providers that need custom work, but it requires an annual contract.

Platforms

Tremo supports API, iOS, macOS, web and Windows. The iOS app is aimed at warehouse use. Its Mac and Windows desktop app runs in the system tray and pairs a workstation for printing, a practical option for teams using a dedicated packing or printing station.

Who it's for

Tremo is a strong fit for warehouses and webshops that need inventory, picking and shipping in one workflow, and for 3PLs that need multi-client operations, a client portal and activity-based billing. It is less compelling for a very small operation if the 100-pick-list monthly ceiling is too low, or for a team that needs human support on its free tier. Large fulfilment companies looking for custom integrations and setup have a dedicated enterprise route, though its annual contract is a meaningful commitment.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Picking combines scan-to-pick, camera barcode scanning and batch rounds, offering more than one way to handle warehouse work.
• Pros: Stock and reservations sync with connected sales channels, while shipment rules can route orders using operational criteria such as client, weight and cutoff.
• Pros: Monthly draft invoices and matched carrier-cost pass-through address a specific billing need for fulfilment providers.
• Cons: Free stops at 100 completed pick lists per month and has no human support, limiting its usefulness as a growing operation's permanent plan.
• Cons: Growth begins at €329 per month and Fulfilment at €715 per month, so the paid entry point is substantial for smaller teams.
• Cons: Enterprise / 3PL uses an annual contract, which may not suit businesses seeking a short commitment.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison of fulfilment tools, see Third-Party Logistics Software. Consider Camelot 3PLink BMS if a web or Windows option is of interest and you are prepared to request pricing details. Infoplus 3PL WMS is another paid option, with Android, iOS, web and API platforms; its price is not published. EasyEcom 3PL may suit teams comparing plans by user, SKU and warehouse allowances, though its prices are not published.

Packiyo WMS is worth considering if you need a published 3PL plan with 5 users and up to 5,000 shipments per month; its listed price is USD 949 per month. For other options, compare WMS123, byrd WMS, Cargo Flow Systems and CartonCloud WMS.

Verdict

Choose Tremo if your warehouse or fulfilment business needs inventory, picking, shipping and, for 3PL work, client billing in a connected system. The free tier gives smaller teams a way to begin, but its strict pick-list cap and lack of human support mean that rising volume can quickly make paid pricing the deciding factor. Look elsewhere if that monthly commitment or the Enterprise annual contract does not fit.