Stockful vs Stockie: Which Stocky Replacement Fits Your Store?

Depth. Both create purchase orders in-app, with supplier records and low-stock alerts. Stockie forecasts from your last 90 days of sales; Stockful trains five candidate models per SKU on up to 2 years of history pulled from Shopify, learns seasonality per product, and captures daily snapshots per variant and location, plus 100+ schedulable reports, ABC analysis, Shopify Flow integration and an AI assistant. Purchasing goes further too: partial receipts, and shipping and duties allocated across units for true landed cost.

Stockie starts lower ($4.99/mo), with its forecasting features on higher tiers up to $59.99/mo. Stockful runs $19.99-$79.99/mo based on tracked SKUs and locations, with every feature - forecasting, AI, purchase orders, reports, alerts - on every plan. Both offer 14-day free trials, so you can run them side by side on your own data.

Because seasonal demand repeats yearly. A forecast built on the last 90 days can follow recent velocity, but it can't see that a product peaks every December or dies every summer - that pattern only exists in year-plus history. Stockful pulls up to 2 years of sales from Shopify at install and learns each product's seasonal shape, with no manual 'same period last year' setup.

Both create purchase orders in-app. Stockful groups your reorder recommendations into one draft order per supplier, priced from that supplier's list, and sends it as a branded PDF or by email. You receive stock as it arrives - in transit, accept or reject, partial receipts - and shipping, duties and fees allocate across units for a true landed cost that feeds your average cost and margins. It works alongside Shopify inventory and Shopify POS, and landed cost can sync back to Shopify's cost per item.

Both replace Stocky's purchase orders, so the question is what else you need. Stockie is the lighter option if POs and basic reordering were all you used Stocky for. Stockful covers the same purchasing ground - suppliers, price lists, receiving, landed cost - and adds the rest of what Stocky did: daily snapshots, 100+ reports, forecasting on 2 years of history, ABC analysis and alerts. It also imports your Stocky suppliers and purchase-order history directly, which has to happen before Stocky's API shuts down on 31 August 2026.

Stockie is built around an inventory dashboard and low-stock alerts rather than a report library, and its email and Slack delivery is for those alerts. Stockful has 100+ built-in reports that run live against your current data, a builder for anything the library does not cover, and scheduled delivery of any report to email, Slack, a webhook, Google Sheets or Airtable.