You run out
The bestseller hits zero on a Thursday. The reorder lands three weeks later. You never see the sales you didn't make, so the cost never shows up anywhere you'd notice - it just quietly isn't there.
Inventory planning for Shopify
Replinish reads your Shopify sales history, works out how fast each product actually moves, and tells you what to order, how much, and when. No spreadsheets. No guessing. No hearing about it first from a customer.
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Cedar Wick Candle · 8oz
Projected stock
365days
of your own sales history, read on the first day. Not a sample, not the last month.
4inputs
behind every quantity we suggest, all of them visible and all of them yours to change.
0edits
made to your store. Replinish reads your products, stock, and orders. It never writes back.
The problem
Both of them cost real money. Only one of them is visible on a shelf, which is why the other one is so easy to live with.
The bestseller hits zero on a Thursday. The reorder lands three weeks later. You never see the sales you didn't make, so the cost never shows up anywhere you'd notice - it just quietly isn't there.
So you order heavy to be safe. Now cash is sitting in a size nobody wants, and when the thing that is selling needs reordering, the money for it is on a shelf.
There is a narrow window between those two, and it moves every week as demand shifts and suppliers slip. Holding it by hand, across hundreds of SKUs, is the job Replinish takes off you.
How it works
Install from the Shopify App Store and Replinish pulls in your products, stock levels, costs, vendors, and a year of order history on its own. Nothing to upload. Nothing to map.
Shopify tracks almost everything except how long your suppliers actually take. Fill in lead times, confirm the costs we found, and that's the setup. For most stores it's a few minutes, once.
Every morning there's a ranked list: what's about to run out, how much to order, and why. One click turns it into draft purchase orders grouped by supplier, ready to send.
Transparent by default
Most forecasting tools hand you a quantity and expect you to trust it. We think you should be able to argue with it. So each recommendation breaks into the four things it came from, and you can change any of them.
What's inside
Forecasting, reorder points, purchase orders, suppliers, overstock, and alerts - in one place, in plain language.
Replinish works out how fast each product genuinely sells, leaning on recent weeks more than old ones, then projects how long today's stock will last.
A steady seller and a lumpy seasonal one need different cushions. Every product gets its own reorder point from its own lead time and its own ups and downs.
Your reorder list becomes draft POs grouped by supplier, with costs, minimums, and case sizes already applied. Email them or export a PDF.
See exactly how much cash is parked in stock that isn't moving, and size up a markdown with the calculator before you commit to it.
A nudge when something's about to run out, when a purchase order is overdue, or when sales jump. Plus one weekly digest you can skim over coffee.
On Swell, each location gets its own forecast, its own reorder points, and its own purchase orders, because a shop in one city doesn't sell like a shop in another.
Leaving Stocky
Shopify's published retirement date was August 31, 2026. Replinish helps with the next purchasing decision. It uses your sales history and supplier lead times to suggest reorder quantities, then groups them into draft purchase orders.
Start from your Shopify data when the app launches. If you have saved Stocky CSVs, import them to bring across supplier details and purchase order history. Exports aren't required.
Pricing
Both start with a 14-day free trial and bill through Shopify, so there's no card to enter and nothing new to cancel.
$29/month
One shop, getting reorders under control.
$79/month
Busier or multi-location shops that want the full picture.
Questions
Replinish is an inventory planning app for Shopify that tells you what to reorder, how much, and when. It reads your store's sales history, forecasts demand for each product, sets a reorder point from your supplier's lead time and a safety cushion, and turns the result into draft purchase orders grouped by supplier.
Replinish provides demand forecasting and reorder quantities for merchants leaving Stocky. Shopify's published Stocky retirement date was August 31, 2026. Replinish uses Shopify sales history and supplier lead times to suggest your next order. Its public App Store listing is awaiting approval. You can join the launch list to receive the install link.
Replinish measures each product's recent sales rate from your Shopify order history, weighting recent weeks more heavily than older ones, and divides your current stock by that rate to get days of cover. The reorder point is the demand expected across your supplier's lead time plus a safety stock cushion sized to how unpredictable that product is. Every input is shown on the product page and every one of them can be overridden.
No. Replinish reads your products, inventory levels, and orders through Shopify's official Admin API and never edits them. Purchase orders, suppliers, and forecasts live inside Replinish, so nothing it does can alter your catalogue or your stock counts.
Yes. Export your Stocky products and purchase orders as CSV and import them into Replinish, where they are matched to your Shopify catalogue by SKU. Suppliers, costs, lead times, and past purchase orders come across. Anything that doesn't match a SKU is skipped and counted so you can see what happened, and nothing is pushed back to Shopify.
Yes, on the Swell plan. Each location is forecast separately using its own stock and its own sales, and gets its own reorder recommendations and purchase orders. The Flow plan covers a single location.
Replinish has two plans: Flow at $29 a month for a single location and up to 500 products, and Swell at $79 a month for unlimited products, multiple locations, and reporting. Both start with a 14-day free trial, billing runs through Shopify, and there is no annual contract.
The operations side works from day one: suppliers, costs, lead times, purchase orders, and manual thresholds. Forecasting switches on for each product once there is enough sales history to be honest about it, and until then Replinish says so plainly rather than inventing a number.
Email support@replinish.app and a human replies within one business day.
Still deciding? The glossary explains every term we use, in plain English.
Give Replinish two weeks. If it hasn't caught something you'd have missed, you've lost nothing but the trial.
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