Homeowners, public adjusters, and inventory specialists who need photos, replacement costs, documentation guidance, and claim-ready exports.
HomeContentsListPro vs Sortly: insurance-claim-ready documentation vs. general business inventory
These products solve different inventory jobs. HomeContentsListPro is organized around household contents and insurance claims. Sortly is a broader inventory system built mainly for businesses and teams.
Public product information reviewed September 12, 2026.Side-by-side
Choose for the job you need to do
| What to compare | HomeContentsListPro | Sortly |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Document household contents before a loss or while working through an insurance claim. | Track business items, supplies, equipment, stock levels, and item movement. |
| Organization | Properties, rooms, contents, and claim records. | Items, folders, jobs, users, and inventory locations. |
| Claim-specific support | Replacement-cost research, documentation-gap guidance, retained claim snapshots, and insurance-focused exports. | General inventory reports and exports rather than a dedicated household claim workflow. |
| Sharing | Reports, spreadsheets, photo packages, backups, and read-only client links. | Team licenses, activity history, reports, integrations, and item check-in/check-out on eligible plans. |
| Published price | Single Home starts at $20/month with annual billing; 7-day trial, no card required. | Free plan for 100 unique items; Advanced is advertised at $24/month billed annually for the introductory first year. |
Businesses and teams that need stock counts, item movement, QR or barcode labels, low-stock alerts, and operational inventory reports.
Review the workflow yourself
Start with one room. Keep the trial only if it helps.
Seven days free, no credit card required.