BoxNCase vs Pepperi
A practical comparison for wholesale food and beverage teams that need buying, ordering, and account management in one place.
BoxNCase publishes plan limits and pricing for stores, SKUs, and support, while Pepperi does not publish pricing on its public site. BoxNCase is built around wholesale commerce for brands and distributors. Pepperi presents a broader B2B commerce and sales platform with mobile apps and enterprise positioning. If you want public plan detail and a narrower wholesale focus, BoxNCase is easier to evaluate. If you want a sales platform with mobile workflows and a sales-led buying process, Pepperi may fit your process.
Pricing and limits
How the published plan structure compares
BoxNCase publishes a clear ladder for teams that want to start small and expand. The Free plan is open at no monthly cost, and the paid plans add more stores, more SKUs, and isolated stack options as you move up. Pepperi says its plans are annual or month-to-month, but it does not publish pricing on the public pages provided here, so you need a sales conversation to see the numbers.
- Public pricing
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
- Entry cost
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
- Store cap on the free plan
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
- SKU cap on the free plan
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
Pepperi states that plans can be annual or month-to-month and can be changed at any time, but it does not publish pricing on the public pages reviewed here.[11]
Buyer scale and reach
Where each product shows scale
Pepperi positions itself for medium and enterprise customers and says it serves teams across many countries. BoxNCase shows scale through store counts and SKU limits on each plan, which makes the practical ceiling easier to see before you talk to sales. For buyers who want a public framework for how a rollout grows, BoxNCase gives more direct detail. For buyers who want a broad enterprise sales story, Pepperi makes that case on its homepage.
- Named customer base
- Country reach
- Smallest published rollout
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
- Largest published rollout
- BoxNCase
- Pepperi
Pepperi’s homepage and FAQ pages emphasize enterprise reach, while BoxNCase publishes store and SKU tiers for each plan.[2][6]
Operations and workflow
What the day-to-day setup looks like
BoxNCase packages the core wholesale workflow into a shared or isolated storefront, marketplace listing, custom domain on higher tiers, and support levels that match the plan. That is a direct fit for brands and distributors that need to manage stores and assortments. Pepperi adds mobile app use, multiple payment options, and the ability to change plans, which may suit teams that want a broader sales operations stack with mobile users in the field.
- Mobile app support
- Payment options
- Plan changes
- Refund policy detail
Pepperi’s public FAQ covers device use, plan changes, and payment methods. BoxNCase publishes storefront and support features by plan.[8][11][14]
Side by side feature matrix
| Feature | BoxNCase | Pepperi |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing and packaging | ||
| Public pricing page | NoNoPricing is not published on the public pages reviewed here | |
| Free entry plan | Not publishedNot published | |
| Annual or month-to-month terms | Not publishedNot stated in the claims provided | |
| Scale and limits | ||
| Stores on entry plan | Up to 1[3] | Not publishedNot published |
| SKUs on entry plan | Up to 200[4] | Not publishedNot published |
| Stores on growth plan | Up to 10[12] | Not publishedNot published |
| Largest published store limit | Up to 100[6] | Not publishedNot published |
| Unlimited SKUs | Not publishedNot published | |
| Operations | ||
| Shared storefront on lower tiers | Not publishedNot published | |
| Custom domain | Not publishedNot published | |
| Dedicated support | Not publishedNot published | |
| Mobile apps | Not publishedNot stated in the claims provided | |
Platform fit
What each platform is designed to do
Wholesale storefronts and account setup
BoxNCase is framed around wholesale selling for food and beverage brands and distributors. The plan structure is easy to read: entry tiers give you a shared storefront and marketplace listing, while higher tiers add an isolated stack, custom domain, and more stores. That matters when you need to separate accounts, assortments, or customer groups. Pepperi is framed more broadly as a B2B commerce and sales platform, so the fit depends on whether your priority is a wholesale storefront model or a wider sales operation.
Rollout control
BoxNCase publishes concrete plan limits for stores and SKUs, which makes rollout planning straightforward. You can see what the Free, Starter, Brand, and Enterprise tiers allow before you move forward. Pepperi’s public pages focus on enterprise reach and mobile usage, but they do not publish the same kind of plan table on the pages reviewed here. If you prefer to match scope to a visible plan ladder, BoxNCase gives you more to work with.
Support and implementation
BoxNCase ties support to the plan, from email support on Starter to priority support on Brand and dedicated support on Enterprise. That gives you a clear path as account complexity grows. Pepperi emphasizes a sales-led process and shows tools for mobile users and payments, which may suit teams that want guided implementation and an enterprise conversation. The choice comes down to whether you want published tiers or a consultative buying process.
Public evaluation
For operators comparing options on paper, BoxNCase is easier to size because the public pricing page includes plan cost, store caps, SKU caps, and support levels. Pepperi gives you a strong overview of the platform and its audience, but it leaves pricing off the public page. If you want to do an internal review before speaking with sales, BoxNCase reduces guesswork.
Who should stay with Pepperi
- You may stay with Pepperi if your team already uses its mobile ordering and field-sales workflow, and you want iPad and Android apps with the same credentials for users in the field.[8]
- You may stay with Pepperi if you prefer a sales-led buying process and do not need public plan pricing before you talk to a vendor.[11]
- You may stay with Pepperi if your organization buys on annual or month-to-month terms and wants the option to start, stop, or change plans during the contract cycle.[11]
- You may stay with Pepperi if you are evaluating a broader enterprise B2B platform and your buying team expects a vendor conversation around deployment, devices, and payment methods.[2][8]
Migration paths
From Pepperi to BoxNCase
Move to published wholesale tiers
If you want clearer public limits, move your team to BoxNCase and map accounts to the plan that matches your store count and SKU needs. The public ladder makes it easier to start with a small rollout and grow into a larger tier.
From spreadsheets to BoxNCase
Replace manual ordering with a storefront
If you are still handling orders by email or spreadsheets, BoxNCase gives you a public structure for storefronts, marketplace listing, and support. That can help you move from ad hoc ordering to a defined wholesale process.
From a broader sales stack
Narrow the system to wholesale commerce
If your current setup includes tools for many sales tasks, BoxNCase can be the cleaner fit when your main need is wholesale ordering for food and beverage accounts. Use the published plan caps to match the system to the rollout.
Need help planning a move?
Contact BoxNCaseCommon questions
Does Pepperi publish pricing?
No. On the public pages reviewed here, Pepperi does not publish pricing. Its FAQ says plans can be annual or month-to-month and can be changed at any time, but the numbers are handled through sales.[11]
What does BoxNCase publish on its pricing page?
BoxNCase publishes plan costs, store limits, SKU limits, and included features by tier. The Free plan is $0 per month, and higher plans add more stores, more SKUs, and stronger support.[1][3][4][7]
How many stores can BoxNCase support?
BoxNCase publishes up to 1 store on Free, up to 3 stores on Starter, up to 10 stores on Brand, and up to 100 stores on Enterprise.[6][5] That gives you a visible path as your rollout expands.[3][5][12][6]
How many SKUs can BoxNCase support?
BoxNCase publishes up to 200 SKUs on Free and up to 2,000 SKUs on Starter.[15] Brand and Enterprise remove the SKU limit.[4][15][16][17]
Does Pepperi support mobile devices?
Yes. Pepperi says users can run iPad and Android apps with the same credentials.[8]
Which product is easier to evaluate before a sales call?
BoxNCase is easier to evaluate on public information because its plan page shows pricing, store limits, SKU limits, and feature tiers. Pepperi’s public pages show platform scope and mobile details, but not pricing.[1][3][4][11]
Can Pepperi plans change during the term?
Pepperi says plans can be started, stopped, or changed at any time, but refunds are not given for cancellation or downgrades.[11]
Ready to compare your rollout?
Public plan tiers, store caps, and SKU limits are available before you talk to sales.[1][3][4]
More comparisons and alternatives
Sources
- [1]BoxNCase Free plan costs $0 per month. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [2]Pepperi states it serves 1000+ medium and enterprise customers across 65+ countries. https://www.pepperi.com/ (captured 2026-09-02)
- [3]BoxNCase Free plan includes up to 1 store. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [4]BoxNCase Free plan includes up to 200 SKUs. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [5]BoxNCase Starter plan includes up to 3 stores. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [6]BoxNCase Enterprise plan includes up to 100 stores. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [7]BoxNCase Starter plan features: Up to 3 stores; Up to 2,000 SKUs; BoxNCase marketplace listing; Shared storefront; Email support. Marketplace listing included; shared partners stack; no custom domain; shared storefront (yourname.myboxncase.com). BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [8]Pepperi users can run iPad and Android apps with the same credentials, and plans can be paid by credit card online or by bank transfer. https://www.pepperi.com/mobile-sales-automation-backoffice/ (captured 2026-09-02)
- [9]BoxNCase Starter plan costs $64 per month ($768 per year billed annually). BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [10]BoxNCase Brand plan costs $239 per month ($2,868 per year billed annually). BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
- [11]Pepperi plans are annual or month-to-month and can be started, stopped or changed at any time, but refunds are not given for cancellation or downgrades. https://www.pepperi.com/mobile-sales-automation-backoffice/ (captured 2026-09-02)
- [12]BoxNCase Brand plan includes up to 10 stores. BoxNCase pricing (captured 2026-09-02)
Last reviewed 2026-09-02. Competitor figures come from linked public pages on the capture date; check each source for the current number.