Multiple locations, one account

Gun StoreMaster ties multiple store locations to a single account at no additional cost per location. Each location keeps its own bound book while sharing one login, one bill and one set of staff permissions. There is no per-location licence to add as you open stores.

How it works

Separate books, one account. Each location keeps its own bound book — a regulatory requirement, not a design choice: each FFL, under its own FFL number, has to keep its books separate. What is shared is the account around them.

fast_receive between your own stores. Moving a firearm from one of your locations to another is automated, not a manual re-entry — and the same automation covers transfers between GSM customers, if you regularly move inventory with another GSM shop.

One login. You are not signing in and out of separate systems to answer a question about another store.

One bill. Adding a location does not add a line to the invoice. This is the part most systems charge for and we do not.

One set of staff permissions. Staff accounts carry their own logins, so the record shows who did what, wherever they did it. Up to 25 staff accounts on Pro.

Why this matters when you are growing

The cost of a second location is the moment most compliance software starts working against you. Per-location pricing means your software bill scales with your footprint whether or not the new store is busy yet.

Ours does not. The plan you are on covers the locations you have.

Opening a location, or bringing one across

If the new store is greenfield, it is a new book on the account you already have. If you are bringing a location off another system, the migration path is the same as any other: you export, we supply the import template and a field guide, and an import analyzer runs against the data before it lands. Documented migrations finish in under 15 minutes.

Questions we get asked

Does each location need its own subscription?
No. Locations tie to one account at no additional cost per location.
Does each location keep a separate bound book?
Yes — that is the point, and it is a regulatory requirement: each FFL, under its own FFL number, must keep its books separate. Separate books, one account around them.
Can staff be limited to their own location?
Staff accounts carry their own logins and permissions. Bring your structure to a demo and we will show you how it maps.
How many locations is too many?
Ask us. The right answer depends on how your stores are organised rather than on a number, so bring your structure to a demo and we will tell you straight whether this is the right fit.

Book a live demo

Bring your store structure and we will set it up on the call.