Migrating off Stocky? Start here.

Shopify's Stocky shuts down — app and API — on August 31, 2026. This hub covers how StockyLift exports suppliers locally, how to export purchase orders separately through Stocky's own UI, and how to prepare those files for the inventory-planning apps merchants move to.

StockyLift vs. the inventory-planning apps

StockyLift is not trying to be Prediko, Inventory Planner, Genie, or Sumtracker. It creates a portable supplier backup while Stocky remains available. Free server-side or destination-specific tools may be the better choice if their data flow and destination fit your needs.

ToolPricing modelWhat it isLearn more
StockyLift One-time $19 (export tool, not a subscription) A local-only Chrome extension that exports your Stocky suppliers to portable CSV/JSON before the Aug 31, 2026 API sunset — an independent backup tool, not a replacement inventory system. Get StockyLift →
Prediko Subscription (recurring monthly/annual plans) A full inventory-planning and demand-forecasting platform for Shopify merchants — purchase orders, supplier records, forecasting, and reordering, billed as an ongoing subscription. Find Prediko on the Shopify App Store →
Inventory Planner Subscription (recurring monthly/annual plans) An inventory forecasting and replenishment platform with supplier and purchase-order management, billed as an ongoing subscription. Find Inventory Planner on the Shopify App Store →
Genie Subscription (recurring monthly plans) An inventory and purchase-order management app for Shopify, sold as an ongoing subscription rather than a one-time export tool. Find Genie on the Shopify App Store →
Sumtracker Subscription (recurring monthly/annual plans) An inventory, bundling, and purchase-order management platform for Shopify and multi-channel sellers, billed as an ongoing subscription. Find Sumtracker on the Shopify App Store →

Free alternatives

Before paying for a migration service, compare these free alternatives:

StockyLift offers

SELF-SERVE

$19 self-serve

  • One store, one-time.
  • Full supplier export.
  • Guaranteed Generic CSV and JSON.
  • Destination presets are beta; Generic CSV and JSON are the guaranteed fallback.
  • Free preview.
  • Manual unlock delivery within a few hours.
  • Downloadable samples: sample-suppliers.csv and sample-suppliers.json.
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CONCIERGE

$149 concierge

  • One store, one supervised export session, one destination-readiness check, up to 60 minutes.
  • The merchant operates locally. We never request your API key, Shopify login, admin screenshots, or supplier files.
  • Extra work is quoted separately.
  • No third-party import guarantee.
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Chrome Web Store

Status: submitted and pending review. View the Chrome Web Store listing →

Scope limits: StockyLift exports suppliers only; purchase orders are exported separately through Stocky's UI. It is an independent tool, not a replacement inventory system.

Per-destination migration guides

GUIDE

How to move your Stocky data to Prediko

Export suppliers with StockyLift, export purchase orders separately in Stocky, then evaluate imports into Prediko.

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GUIDE

How to move your Stocky data to Inventory Planner

Export suppliers with StockyLift, export purchase orders separately in Stocky, then evaluate imports into Inventory Planner.

Read the guide →
GUIDE

How to move your Stocky data to Genie

Export suppliers with StockyLift, export purchase orders separately in Stocky, then evaluate imports into Genie.

Read the guide →
GUIDE

How to move your Stocky data to Sumtracker

Export suppliers with StockyLift, export purchase orders separately in Stocky, then evaluate imports into Sumtracker.

Read the guide →

Free migration checklist

CHECKLIST

The 10-step Stocky migration checklist

A plain-English, date-ordered checklist for everything you need to export before Aug 31, 2026.

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Further reading

BLOG

How to export suppliers from Stocky

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BLOG

What Stocky data can and cannot be exported

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BLOG

Stocky is shutting down: what to do

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