Is Stocky still available?

No. Shopify's help centre says Stocky is no longer available as of 31 August 2026, with read-only access to export data for at least 90 days after that date. It was removed from the Shopify App Store on 2 February 2026.

What does Shopify recommend in place of Stocky?

Its built-in purchase orders, transfers, stock counts and suppliers in the Shopify admin. For weighted-average costing or landed cost allocation, Shopify says to use a third-party app.

Can I import my Stocky purchase orders into Shopify?

Shopify's migration guide says historical purchase orders cannot be imported into its native purchase orders. Export them from Stocky while it is still readable. Some apps, such as True COGS and Prediko, describe importing Stocky data themselves.

Does Shopify update cost per item when I receive a purchase order now?

No. Shopify says each variant has a single static cost per item that stays fixed when you receive a purchase order or transfer.

Stocky alternatives

Stocky was Shopify's own app for purchase orders, stocktakes and an average unit cost. Shopify removed it from the App Store on 2 February 2026 and it is no longer available as of 31 August 2026. Shopify's built-in purchase orders replace the ordering side. They do not replace the costing side: Shopify says weighted-average costing and landed cost allocation need a third-party app.

Updated 8 October 2026

Facts about each app are from its Shopify App Store listing and its own help pages as they read on 8 October 2026. We make Cogsy, which is listed last and described as plainly as the others.

What Stocky did, and what replaces each part

Stocky did	In Shopify now	Needs an app
Purchase orders and suppliers	Built-in purchase orders and suppliers	No
Stocktakes and transfers	Built-in stock counts and transfers	No
Average unit cost, updated on each receipt	Cost per item stays fixed on receiving	Yes
Shipping and adjustments folded into cost	Cost adjustments on a transfer, shown in its cost summary only	Yes
Demand forecasts and reorder suggestions	Not part of the built-in tools Shopify points to	Yes

Apps that cover what Shopify does not

True COGS
Best for: weighted-average or FIFO cost from purchase order receipts, with a month-end entry for QuickBooks.
Records what was paid on each purchase order receipt or supplier invoice, including a share of freight and duty, and keeps Shopify's cost per item at the weighted-average or FIFO cost. It also produces inventory value, gross profit and a month-end entry for QuickBooks.
Price
Free plan; paid plans from $29 to $79 a month
Rating
5.0 from 3 reviews
App Store listing Cogsy vs True COGS
Prediko
Best for: demand forecasting, purchase orders and stock planning, with landed cost and FIFO COGS reports.
An inventory planning app that forecasts demand, recommends reorders and manages purchase orders, transfers and stock takes across locations and stores. It also tracks raw materials through bills of materials and positions itself as a Stocky replacement with automatic migration of suppliers and purchase orders.
Price
From $49 to $199 a month, with an enterprise plan
Rating
4.9 from 257 reviews
App Store listing Cogsy vs Prediko
Landed Cost Receiving
Best for: spreading freight, duty and fees across a received shipment and writing a weighted-average cost.
A receiving-side costing app: when a transfer shipment is received in Shopify, the merchant enters invoice extras such as freight, duty, brokerage and insurance and the app spreads them across the received lines. After a preview it writes a new weighted-average cost per item to Shopify and logs the change.
Price
$29 a month or $290 a year
Rating
No reviews yet
App Store listing Cogsy vs Landed Cost Receiving
Inventaly
Best for: purchase orders and receiving with landed cost taken from supplier invoices.
An inventory and landed cost platform aimed at CPG and e-commerce brands. It manages purchase orders and receiving, reads supplier invoices sent by email and links them to purchase orders, allocates freight, duties and fees into a landed cost per unit, and syncs stock with Shopify.
Price
$49 and $129 a month
Rating
No reviews yet
App Store listing Cogsy vs Inventaly
CostLedger
Best for: a moving-average cost from dated receipts, with inventory valuation, without touching Shopify's cost.
Records dated purchase receipts per variant in a ledger and shows a receipt-weighted (moving-average) cost timeline. Paid plans estimate monthly COGS, margins and inventory valuation; it states that it never overwrites Shopify's cost per item.
Price
Free plan; paid plans at $19 and $39 a month
Rating
No reviews yet
App Store listing Cogsy vs CostLedger
Easy COGS
Best for: updating cost per item from Shopify purchase orders, a CSV or supplier invoices, at no charge.
Imports product costs from Shopify purchase orders, CSV files or supplier invoices and updates Shopify's cost per item field. Changes are previewed before they are applied, with warnings for missing or unmatched SKUs.
Price
Free
Rating
No reviews yet
App Store listing Cogsy vs Easy COGS
CostIQ
Best for: costs updated from supplier purchase orders, with inventory value at cost.
Lets merchants add a unit cost to each product and see profit and margin next to Shopify pricing and inventory. It highlights products with missing costs or low margins, values inventory at cost, and updates costs from supplier purchase orders.
Price
$29 a month or $249 a year
Rating
No reviews yet
App Store listing Cogsy vs CostIQ

Side by side

What each app's listing and help pages say about cost.

Capability	Cogsy	True COGS	Prediko	Landed Cost Receiving	Inventaly	CostLedger	Easy COGS	CostIQ
Purchase orders	No	Yes	Yes	Not mentioned	Yes	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Yes
Spreads freight and duty across a shipment	NoYou enter the per-unit amount	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned
Costs with dates or a cost history	YesEvery cost has a date it applies from	Yes	Not mentioned	YesA ledger of the costs it has written	Not mentioned	Yes	Not mentioned	Not mentioned
Writes cost to Shopify's cost per item	YesWhen you run it; you choose what the figure includes	Yes	Not mentioned	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Not mentioned
Cost import by CSV	YesBy SKU, with a preview	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Yes	Yes	Not mentioned
Finds variants with no cost	Yes	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Yes
Extra costs on top of the unit cost	YesPer unit or as a percent of price	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned

Where Cogsy fits

Cogsy does not replace Stocky's purchase orders, stocktakes or forecasts, and it does not calculate a weighted average. Shopify's built-in tools and the apps above cover those.

What Cogsy keeps is the part Shopify's cost per item has no room for: a dated history of each variant's cost, a cost from each supplier, freight, duty and other costs as separate lines on top, and bundles costed from their components. It writes one figure to Shopify, made of the parts you choose.

If you left Stocky and now enter costs by hand after each delivery, that is the job Cogsy is for.

App names are trademarks of their owners; Cogsy is not affiliated with any of them. If something here is out of date, write to support@cogsy.app and we will correct it.

Questions

Is Stocky still available?: No. Shopify's help centre says Stocky is no longer available as of 31 August 2026, with read-only access to export data for at least 90 days after that date. It was removed from the Shopify App Store on 2 February 2026.
What does Shopify recommend in place of Stocky?: Its built-in purchase orders, transfers, stock counts and suppliers in the Shopify admin. For weighted-average costing or landed cost allocation, Shopify says to use a third-party app.
Can I import my Stocky purchase orders into Shopify?: Shopify's migration guide says historical purchase orders cannot be imported into its native purchase orders. Export them from Stocky while it is still readable. Some apps, such as True COGS and Prediko, describe importing Stocky data themselves.
Does Shopify update cost per item when I receive a purchase order now?: No. Shopify says each variant has a single static cost per item that stays fixed when you receive a purchase order or transfer.

Sources

Guide
Landed cost in Shopify after Stocky
Stocky ended on 31 August 2026 and Shopify purchase orders do not change cost per item. How to keep a landed cost per unit in Shopify now, by hand or with an app.
Guide
Do Shopify purchase orders update cost per item?
No. Receiving a purchase order in Shopify does not change a variant's cost per item. What purchase orders do with cost, and how to carry a new price through.
Compare
Cogsy vs True COGS
True COGS: weighted-average or FIFO cost from purchase order receipts, with a month-end entry for QuickBooks.
Compare
Cogsy vs Prediko
Prediko: demand forecasting, purchase orders and stock planning, with landed cost and FIFO COGS reports.
Compare
Cogsy vs Landed Cost Receiving
Landed Cost Receiving: spreading freight, duty and fees across a received shipment and writing a weighted-average cost.
Feature
Write the right cost to Shopify
Mark which costs are part of Shopify's cost per item. Cogsy writes that one number back and keeps the rest beside it.

Stocky alternatives

What Stocky did, and what replaces each part

Apps that cover what Shopify does not

True COGS

Prediko

Landed Cost Receiving

Inventaly

CostLedger

Easy COGS

CostIQ

Side by side

Where Cogsy fits

Questions

Sources

Related

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