Reorda / Blog / Reorda vs Cin7: Shopify purchase order software compared · Updated 2026-09-30 · By Reorda

July 25, 2026 · 3 min read

Reorda vs Cin7: which Stocky alternative fits your store?

Cin7 is a full ERP with multi-channel sync and warehouse management. Reorda is a Shopify PO app for single stores. They're at opposite scales, pricing ($19 vs $349+) reflects the gap. Here's which job each does.

The short version

Side by side

ReordaCin7 Core
Starting price$19/mo flat$349/mo (Standard)
Purchase orders + email to supplier✅✅
Receiving (partial / full)✅✅
Low stock forecasts✅✅
Stocktakes✅✅
Rebuilds suppliers from Stocky PO history✅ AutomaticConfirm import options with vendor
Multi-channel sync (Amazon, eBay, …)❌Vendor advertises 700+ integrations; plan limits apply
Warehouse management (WMS)❌✅ (Advanced plan)
Manufacturing / BOM / MRP❌✅ (Pro plan+)
Setup timeMinutesDepends on modules and implementation scope
Best forSingle-channel Shopify storesMulti-channel / multi-warehouse brands

Check the linked vendor pricing and feature pages for the plan that fits your store.

Where Reorda wins

Most Stocky users ran one Shopify store with no multi-channel sync or warehouse management. They ordered, received, tracked low stock. Reorda is that loop for $19/month, with setup depending on your data and purchasing workflow.

When Cin7 is the right tool

Cin7 matters if you sell Amazon + eBay + Shopify from shared inventory, run formal warehouse workflows with pick/pack, or manufacture from raw materials. It's a real ERP, and $349-999/month is proportional to that scale and complexity.

The bigger difference for anyone leaving Stocky is migration. Stocky has no supplier export, so verify the CSV format and migration assistance each vendor supports. Reorda reads your Stocky PO history CSV and rebuilds each product-to-supplier link with its last cost automatically. See how the supplier rebuild works.

Stocky workflow without the ERP overhead?

Reorda is built for single-store Shopify merchants: POs, suppliers, receiving, stocktakes, low-stock alerts. $19/month flat, your suppliers rebuilt from Stocky history automatically.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Reorda or Cin7 cheaper?

Reorda is $19/month flat. Cin7 Core starts at $349/month (Standard, up to 6,000 orders/year), rising to $599 (Pro) and $999 (Advanced). For a single-channel Shopify store, Reorda is roughly 18x cheaper at the entry tier.

What does Cin7 have that Reorda doesn't?

Cin7 is a full inventory/ERP platform: multi-channel sync across Shopify, Amazon, eBay and 650+ integrations, warehouse management (WMS), manufacturing/BOM and MRP, and accounting sync with Xero/QuickBooks. Reorda deliberately doesn't try to be any of that, it's purchase orders, suppliers, receiving, low-stock forecasting and stocktakes for a single Shopify store.

Is Cin7 overkill for a Shopify-only store replacing Stocky?

For most Stocky migrants, yes. Stocky's job was purchase orders, suppliers and low-stock alerts on one Shopify store, Cin7 is built for multi-channel/multi-warehouse sellers with manufacturing needs. If that's not you, you'd be paying for a warehouse management system you'll never open.

Does Cin7 also rebuild suppliers from Stocky history?

No. Cin7 onboarding is a general data-import/migration process, not a Stocky-specific one. Reorda reads your Stocky PO history CSV directly and rebuilds product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically.

Vendor sources

Published information checked September 30, 2026. Confirm the current plan, currency, limits and included features.

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