Migration · per Shopify's announcement

Stocky stops working August 31, 2026.

Shopify has removed Stocky from the App Store and will shut it down completely (including its API) on August 31, 2026. Sellcast has a guided migration path. Read Shopify's announcement

Stocky · retires Aug 31 2026

SuppliersPer-SKU costsLead timesOpen POs
you export · we import
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your loop

What breaks

When Stocky goes dark

01

Purchase orders and receiving workflows stop working.

02

Stock analytics, forecasting, and reorder suggestions disappear.

03

Supplier records (contacts, lead times, MOQs) can't be exported and are lost unless you move them first.

04

API connections and any reporting built on them go dark.

Side by side

What carries over, and what you gain

Sellcast covers Stocky's core workflow, then adds the loop Stocky never had.

CapabilityStockySellcast
Purchase orders & receiving
Supplier records & lead times
Inventory transfers
Demand forecasting (explainable)·
Buying table by revenue at risk·
Promo intelligence & promo ledger·
Liquidation with margin floors·
AI agent drafts POs, recommends markdowns·

The path

Four steps, one wizard

1

Export

Export what Stocky allows (POs, stock levels) and document supplier records before the shutdown.

2

Connect

Connect Shopify to Sellcast. Your sales and inventory history sync automatically.

3

Import

Run the Stocky wizard: import suppliers, per-SKU costs, lead times, and open POs via CSV.

4

Review

Review your first buying table and PO drafts.

Get the migration checklist

Leave your email and we'll send the step-by-step Stocky migration checklist, what to export, in what order, before the deadline.

Leave Stocky without losing your history.

We map your products, suppliers, and purchase orders across, then forecast on top. Book a demo to see your own catalog make the move.