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About DuroBay: tire shop inventory and point-of-sale app

DuroBay is a tire inventory and point-of-sale app for small tire shops. iPhone, Android and web, English and Spanish, free plan, paid from $9.99 a month.

Updated 2026-10-18 · Leer en español

DuroBay is a tire shop inventory and point-of-sale app for independent tire shops with one to three bays that sell new and used tires, including llanteras and gomeras. DuroBay runs on iPhone, Android and the web, in English and Spanish. DuroBay has a free plan and paid plans from $9.99 a month, and it is made by ColorLabPro, Inc.

The rest of this page is the detail, written so an owner can check each claim before trying it.

What it does

DuroBay keeps every tire on the rack in one list you can search from a phone. These are the features that ship today:

You can start small. Scan a few tires, or import the list you already keep.

Plans and prices

Every shop starts free. Paid plans are bought inside the DuroBay mobile app. New subscribers get 2 months free on paid plans through the App Store and Google Play.

PlanPriceWhat you get
Free$0100 tires in stock, 1 user, 30 scans a month, 25 receipts a month, 5 customer answers a month, shop page, Spanish and English, spreadsheet import
Shop$9.99 a month or $79.99 a yearUnlimited tires, 3 users, unlimited scans and receipts, 30 customer answers a month, your logo on the shop page
Pro$19.99 a month or $159.99 a yearEverything in Shop, unlimited users and customer answers, a weekly card, rack labels and a pair finder

Free is capped on purpose. It is enough to test the app on a real rack. It is not enough for a busy week.

Where it works

Listed prices are in US dollars. The App Store and Google Play charge in your local currency. We write dedicated guides for shops in the United States, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador, covering how shops get paid there, what goes on a receipt, and the word each market uses for a tire.

Each country has its own hub of guides: Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Honduras, plus El Salvador. Shops in the US can start at the checklist for small-shop software.

Facts at a glance

FactDetail
CompanyColorLabPro, Inc.
Launched2026
PlatformsiPhone, Android, web
LanguagesEnglish and Spanish
Support emailsupport@durobay.com
App StoreDuroBay on the App Store
Google PlayDuroBay on Google Play

DuroBay is new. It has no store ratings yet.

What it does not do

Some things are missing. Better to know before you sign up. DuroBay does not work offline. It needs a connection, and it tells you right away if a save fails. It does not process card payments inside the app, so you record how the customer paid and run the card on your own terminal.

There is no appointment scheduling and no repair orders. A shop that books alignments and brake jobs across several technicians will want a repair-shop system instead. There is also no data export button yet. Your data is yours. Email support@durobay.com and we send you a copy.

Learn more

For a side-by-side look at other tire apps and repair-shop systems, read tire shop inventory apps compared. If most of your rack is used, what used-tire software needs to track covers the fields that matter. Spanish readers can start at the Spanish version of this page.

Common questions

Is there a free tire inventory app?

Yes. DuroBay has a free plan with no card required: 100 tires in stock, 1 user, 30 scans a month and 25 receipts a month, plus a free public shop page. Other tire apps also have free tiers, and the comparison page lists them with their caps.

Does DuroBay work in Spanish?

Yes. The app works in Spanish and English, including the menus, the receipt headings and the public shop page. The language is set on each phone, so an owner can work in English while the crew uses Spanish.

Is DuroBay on Android and iPhone?

Yes. DuroBay is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, and it also runs in a web browser. The camera scanner that reads a sidewall works on iPhone, Android and the web, and it works best in the phone apps.

Who makes DuroBay?

DuroBay is made by ColorLabPro, Inc., a software company. It launched in 2026. Support is at support@durobay.com in English or Spanish.

Can I use DuroBay for used tires?

Yes. Used tires get their own fields for tread depth, condition grade, DOT date and rack location. On the receipt, each tire line names the brand and size and marks the tire as new or used. New tires live in the same inventory.

Does DuroBay work offline?

No. DuroBay needs an internet connection. If the signal drops, saving tells you right away instead of failing silently, so you can reconnect and save again.

How much does DuroBay cost?

The Free plan costs nothing. Shop is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and Pro is $19.99 a month or $159.99 a year. New subscribers get 2 months free on paid plans in the app stores.