Inventory forecasting for Shopify
Stocky shut down in August 2026. StockSense reads your real sales history, projects when each variant runs out, and tells you how much to reorder, explaining every figure in a sentence.
Reads your inventory, never writes to it. Stores no customer data.
How it works
Three reads of the Shopify Admin API, no writes, one location at a time.
StockSense pulls each variant's recent order history from Shopify and computes a sales velocity in units per day, weighted toward recent weeks so a slow month does not hide a fast one.
From on-hand inventory it works out days-to-stockout, then the reorder point and order quantity from your supplier lead time, safety-stock buffer and target cover. Each figure is shown with the arithmetic behind it.
Change the lead time, safety stock or target days and every recommendation recomputes at once. The purchase-order builder lists what needs reordering and exports a CSV for your supplier. It never emails or places an order for you.
Straight about scope
An inventory tool is only useful if you can trust where its numbers stop. Here is the honest edge.
Pricing
Billed through Shopify, cancel from your admin at any time. Paid plans include a 14-day trial.
| What you get | Freeno charge | Growth$19 / month | Pro$49 / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Variants tracked | up to 100 | up to 2,000 | unlimited |
| Velocity and days-to-stockout | yes | yes | yes |
| Day-of-week seasonality | no | yes | yes |
| Purchase-order builder and CSV | no | yes | yes |
| Stocky CSV import | yes | yes | yes |
| Free trial | — | 14 days | 14 days |
Limits are enforced on the server, so the number you pay for is the number you get. Prices are set in the app's billing configuration.
Questions
It covers the part most stores relied on: knowing what to reorder and when. You can import Stocky's variant and purchase-order CSV exports as reference history. It does not carry over suppliers, and it does not place orders, so it is a focused replacement rather than a full match.
No. StockSense only reads your inventory and order history. The purchase-order builder exports a CSV for you to send to your supplier. Nothing is written back to Shopify and nothing is ordered automatically.
It still shows a figure, but marks the forecast as low confidence rather than presenting a thin-data guess as if it were certain. The math on the card shows exactly what the estimate is based on.
The app stores no customer data. It implements Shopify's three mandated privacy webhooks for data requests, customer redaction and shop redaction.
Yes. StockSense is open source. The repository includes a Dockerfile and deploy configuration for common hosts, and a deploy guide. See the GitHub link below.