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Written July 3, 2026 · 3 min read

Reorda vs Sumtracker: which Stocky alternative fits your store?

Sumtracker and Reorda both replace Stocky, but for different stores. Sumtracker syncs inventory across multiple channels (Amazon, eBay, multiple Shopify stores). Reorda manages POs and receiving for a single Shopify store. Scale determines which one fits.

The short version

Side by side

ReordaSumtracker
Starting price$19/mo flat$119/mo Replenish at the lowest order-volume tier
Purchase orders + supplier email✅✅
Receiving, stocktakes✅✅
Multi-channel / multi-store sync❌ Single store✅
Rebuilds suppliers from Stocky PO history✅ AutomaticConfirm with vendor
Best forSingle Shopify storeMulti-channel sellers

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

Bottom line

If you sell across many channels, Sumtracker’s sync is the reason to pay for it. If you run one Shopify store and mainly want to replace what Stocky did, purchasing, receiving and low-stock, Reorda does that for a flat subscription price and rebuilds your suppliers from the Stocky PO history Stocky won’t export. More on the supplier rebuild.

Just one Shopify store, just Stocky's workflow?

If multi-channel sync is not a requirement, compare a focused Shopify purchasing workflow. Reorda handles POs, suppliers, receiving and low-stock for $19/month, rebuilds suppliers from your Stocky history automatically.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Reorda or Sumtracker cheaper?

Reorda is $19/month flat. Sumtracker’s Manage plan starts at $59/month for the lowest order-volume tier; Replenish starts at $119/month and adds purchasing and forecasting. If you sell on a single Shopify store, Reorda covers the Stocky workflow for far less.

Does Reorda sync multiple sales channels like Sumtracker?

No. Sumtracker's main strength is multi-channel and multi-store inventory sync. Reorda is built for a single Shopify store's purchasing and stock workflow. If you sell across Amazon, eBay and several stores, Sumtracker fits that; if you run one Shopify store, Reorda is simpler and cheaper.

Which handles Stocky migration better?

Reorda imports your Stocky PO history CSV and rebuilds product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically, the supplier data Stocky won't export. Check Sumtracker’s current import options with its team rather than assuming CSV compatibility.

Vendor sources

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

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