QR code storage labels, plus an app that remembers every box
Find anything in your storage in seconds. Label your boxes, then let 2Pack Storage remember forever. No subscription, and nothing to download just to scan.
No subscription, ever. Scroll down to see how it works and what the labels cost.
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Why choose 2Pack Storage?
Always free to use, no subscription (unlike Sortly Advanced at $49/mo list)
Labels from $5.95, bought right in the app (ToteScan charges $11.95 for 45 labels)
No app download required, any phone camera opens your inventory in the browser
Scan product barcodes and QR codes to catalog items instantly
Unlimited items, photos, tags, and locations
Sequential or random numbering; print-your-own from ~$0.10/label
Works offline once your inventory has loaded, so you can browse and scan without a signal
Perfect for
Label every box, know what's where, route by room.
Track tools, seasonal gear, and sports equipment.
Know what's in storage without opening every tote.
Basement, attic, closet, search instead of dig.
Simple pricing
24 QR code labels
$5.95
Always free to use. No subscription, ever.
Need extra-durable or waterproof labels? Pick your label type in the app at checkout.
Every pack includes 24 QR code labels, and 2Pack Storage is always free to use. New accounts also get a few free print-at-home QR labels on sign-up (limited-time promo).
Full pricing & competitor cost comparison →
Compare 2Pack Storage to other storage apps
2Pack Storage vs Smart Labels , ~70% cheaper than the Amazon bestseller
2Pack Storage vs ToteScan , modern features vs established brand
2Pack Storage vs SmartPacks , no monthly Pro tier
2Pack Storage vs Smatagee , no annual app fee
2Pack Storage vs Sortly , save ~$1,200+ over 3 years vs Advanced
2Pack Storage vs BoxQR , unlimited free vs $10/mo Pro
2Pack Storage vs Elephant-Trax , consumer-friendly vs enterprise
2Pack Storage vs Nest Egg , free forever vs subscription
2Pack Storage vs Itemtopia , unlimited free vs a 20-item cap
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