StockCue vs Stocky
Stocky stopped working on August 31, 2026. StockCue brings back the same workflow (reorder alerts, purchase orders, receiving, and stock counts), then adds demand forecasting and a guided import that carries your suppliers and open POs across.
What Stocky merchants lost, and what replaces it
Removed from the App Store
Stocky was removed from the Shopify App Store in February 2026 and stopped working entirely on August 31, 2026.
Built-in alternatives take longer
Merchants on Shopify community forums report built-in PO workflows take "more than triple the time" compared to Stocky.
ERP push is overkill
Some merchants are being steered toward ERP systems costing $350–$1,000 a month, for a job Stocky used to do free.
Everything Stocky did, plus forecasting
Reorder alerts
Velocity-based flags so you reorder before stockouts.
Purchase orders
PDF POs with auto-totals and supplier email.
Receiving
Receive full or partial shipments; stock syncs to Shopify.
Stock counts
Cycle counts with variance review and blind mode.
Demand forecasting
30- and 90-day weighted forecasts, with seasonal adjustment.
Stocky migration
One-click CSV import of suppliers, assignments, and open POs.
Honest pricing vs the ERP alternative
StockCue Starter is $19/month (the same jobs Stocky did), and explainable forecasting starts on the $39 Growth plan. ERP quotes cited by merchants run $350–$1,000/month.
Stocky is gone. Your reordering doesn't have to be.
Install StockCue from the Shopify App Store: the Stocky import walks you through it file by file, and your first 50 SKUs are free. No export file? Import your suppliers by CSV instead and StockCue rebuilds the forecast from your Shopify order history.