Reorderly vs Reordia: Reorder Planner
Two Shopify apps, side by side: detected stores, momentum, reviews, plans, listed features and who runs each. Store counts as of Sep 3, 2026 for Reorderly, Nov 6, 2026 for Reordia.
The short answer
- Only Reordia lists a free plan.
- Reordia lists 3 features Reorderly’s listing doesn’t mention, including Inventory tracking, Low stock alerts, Out of stock notifications.
Head to head
Free
- · All variants of each product
- · Every feature included
- · Up to 10 products
Starter
- · 14-day free trial
- · Every feature included
- · Up to 50 products
Pro
- · 14-day free trial
- · Every feature included
- · Unlimited products
Coverage counts what each App Store listing names. Every feature, checked off app by app, is in Shoplist.
See every featureReorderly answers one question: what do I need to reorder this week? It reads how fast each variant actually sells, checks what you have left, and applies each supplier's lead time to find anything that will run out before a new order could arrive. It tells you the quantity to order and drafts a purchase order per supplier that you can export as a PDF. There are no forecasting models to configure.
Shopify shows the stock you hold today, not how long it lasts or how much to buy next. Reordia counts the units sold per variant and per day, turns that into a rate of sale, then compares it with your stock, what is on order and your delivery times. You get the days of stock left, the reorder point and the quantity to order. Filter the plan by supplier and export it to CSV.
- A weekly reorder list, ranked so the most urgent variants come first
- Suggested order quantities based on sales velocity and supplier lead time
- A draft purchase order per supplier, exportable as a PDF
- Quantity to order per variant, with the date to order by
- Days of stock left and reorder point from your real rate of sale
- Delivery time per supplier or per variant, pack sizes and minimums
- Alerts for stockouts, orders to place and stock that stopped selling
All the numbers
Every figure, side by side
A green dot marks the app ahead on a measured figure. Estimates, gaps and apps that leave no storefront trace never take the lead.
Adoption
| Measure |  Reorderly | |
|---|---|---|
| Detected stores | Not published | Not published |
| Net store change, 28 days | 0 | 0 |
| Stores added, 28 days | Not enough data | Not enough data |
| Big-brand share | Not enough data | Not enough data |
| Top store categories | Not published | Not published |
| Top store countries | Not published | Not published |
Reviews
| Measure | Reorderly | |
|---|---|---|
| App Store rating | Not published | Not published |
| App Store reviews | Not published | Not published |
| New reviews, 28 days | Not enough data | Not enough data |
| Reviewers a year or more in | Not enough data | Not enough data |
FAQ
Reorderly and Reordia: common questions
- Is Reorderly or Reordia cheaper?
- Only Reordia lists a free plan. Shoplist compares base prices only between monthly plans in the same currency; usage charges and annual plans vary, so check each plan’s limits.
- What features does each app list that the other doesn’t?
- Reorderly lists 1 the others don’t mention, such as Analytics. Reordia lists 3 the others don’t mention, such as Inventory tracking, Low stock alerts, Out of stock notifications. A feature missing from a listing may still be supported; this compares what each App Store listing says.
- Where does this comparison’s data come from?
- Shoplist crawls Shopify storefronts to detect which apps each store runs, and reads each app’s Shopify App Store listing for reviews, pricing, features and integrations. Store counts are as of Sep 3, 2026 for Reorderly, Nov 6, 2026 for Reordia; estimated figures are labeled.
How Shoplist compares apps
Store counts come from Shoplist’s crawl of Shopify storefronts, which detects the apps each store runs; they are as of Sep 3, 2026 for Reorderly, Nov 6, 2026 for Reordia. Reviews, ratings, plans, features and integrations come from each app’s Shopify App Store listing. 28-day figures are labeled when estimated, and a figure that is missing or estimated never decides who leads. Read the methodology.