ShelfSprint

Shopify retires Stocky on 31 August 2026

Keep shelves full.
Move stock faster.

Turn Shopify POS sales into scan-ready shelf refill runs, with bins, targets, stockroom workflows and team progress.

See plans and pricing Check your Stocky readiness

From $12/month for one location, billed through Shopify. The readiness check is free and needs no account.

Stocky shuts down Stocky shut down 31 Aug 2026 Export before the date No longer available

If your team lives in Fill Shelves, that is the workflow to replace.

Fill Shelves is gone. The job it did has not gone anywhere.

Shopify retires Stocky on 31 August 2026. Your bins, minimums and maximums leave with it — exports have to happen before the date, not after.

Shopify retired Stocky on 31 August 2026. Somebody still has to walk the shop and refill what sold — that part never stopped, it just stopped being on a list.

Check what you would lose Rebuild the workflow Read the migration guide → Still have an export? Check it →

How it works

A sale empties a shelf.
This fills it back up.

Seven steps, start to finish. Nothing here is estimated that could be recorded.

The refill loop · printed in order

ShelfSprint · Refill run

7 steps · till → shelf → record

  1. 01 POS sale
  2. 02 detect shelf deficit
  3. 03 create refill work
  4. 04 route by bin
  5. 05 scan
  6. 06 verify
  7. 07 audit
Loop closed 07 → 01

Every line above is a recorded event, not an estimate.

  1. 01 / 06

    Turns POS sales into refill tasks automatically.

    Order webhooks drive shelf deduction and shortage detection.

  2. 02 / 06

    Two staff can work the same run without double-counting a shelf.

    Run item completion is version-guarded in the database, so the second device is rejected.

  3. 03 / 06

    Shows median refill run duration from your own completed runs.

    Computed only from recorded start and end timestamps — never estimated.

  4. 04 / 06

    A cycle count never changes Shopify inventory until someone reviews the variance.

    Applying a count requires an approval token that only the review step can issue.

  5. 05 / 06

    Import your Stocky bin, min and max columns with a line-by-line error report.

    Column detection plus per-row validation, with rollback computed at apply time.

  6. 06 / 06

    Scanning is optional — every scan step has a tap-and-type fallback.

    Manual entry is the primary code path; scanning binds to the same handler.

No surprises

Where we tell you exactly what the number means.

Retail software is full of figures nobody can trace. These three are the ones worth understanding before you trust any of it.

Pricing

Pick the tier that matches your floor.

Billed through Shopify with your other app charges. Prices are indicative while the app is pre-launch.

Everything in every plan, side by side
Feature StarterRetailPro
Automatic refill detection from POS sales Included Included Included
Refill runs on the POS device Included Included Included
Bins and run order Included Included Included
Core reporting Included Included Included
Multi-zone bins and custom run order Not included Included Included
Cycle counts with variance review Not included Included Included
Put-away with bin suggestions Not included Included Included
Team roles and permissions Not included Included Included
Stocky CSV import, with rollback Not included Included Included
Receiving and discrepancy reports Not included Not included Included
Transfers between locations Not included Not included Included
Advanced analytics Not included Not included Included
Automation rules Not included Not included Included
Priority support Not included Not included Included
Retail locations 1320

Guides

Leaving Stocky, explained properly.

10 guides on moving a shelf-replenishment workflow off Stocky — what transfers, what does not, and what to export before the date.

Start here Replacing Stocky’s Fill Shelves workflow Stocky is going away and Fill Shelves is the part my staff use daily. Read the guide
  1. 02 Choosing a Stocky replacement Which app do I move to, and am I replacing one thing or several?
  2. 03 How a Fill Shelves workflow works I understand the idea. What are the actual moving parts?
  3. 04 Shelf replenishment from POS sales Can this run itself, or am I signing up for more admin?
  4. 05 Stockroom organisation for faster refills My stockroom is the bottleneck, not the shelf.
  5. 06 One restock list, several people Two of us work the floor. How do we not duplicate each other?
  6. 07 Setting shelf minimums and targets What numbers do I actually put in these fields?
  7. 08 Beyond refills: the rest of the stockroom What else does this cover once the shelves are handled?
  8. 09 Cycle counting from the floor How do I keep counts honest without closing the shop?
  9. 10 Bin locations that stay accurate How do I set up bins without creating a second thing to maintain?