Stockler vs StockPilot ‑ Stock Forecast

Two Shopify apps, side by side: detected stores, momentum, reviews, plans, listed features and who runs each. Store counts as of Oct 14, 2026 for Stockler, Oct 13, 2026 for StockPilot.

The short answer

  • Paid plans start at $2.99/month for Stockler and $49/month for StockPilot.
  • Stockler lists 6 features StockPilot’s listing doesn’t mention, including Analytics, Email notifications, Inventory planning.

Head to head

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Pitch
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Categories
  • Inventory optimization
  • Inventory optimization
Languages
  • English
  • German
  • English
  • Spanish
  • French
  • +3 more
Launched
Aug 7, 2026
May 5, 2026
Built for Shopify
Not badged
Not badged
Reviews per month
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Detected stores
0active installs
0active installs
Most common store size
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Top countries
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Free options
Free planFree trial
Free planFree trial
Monthly range
$2.99/month
From $49 to $199/month
Plans
Monthly Plan$2.99/month
7-day free trial
Essential$49/month
14-day free trial
  • · 10 languages supported
  • · Automatic ABC classification
  • · CSV export
  • · In-app + email alerts
  • · Stores up to $200K annual revenue
  • · Unlimited products
Growth$99/month
14-day free trial
  • · Everything in Essentials
  • · Priority support
  • · Stores up to $1M annual revenue
  • · Variant-level velocity scoring
Scale$199/month
14-day free trial
  • · Dedicated support
  • · Everything in Growth
  • · Personalized onboarding
Coverage
10 of 10 features100%
4 of 10 features40%
Unique strengths
  • Analytics
  • Email notifications
  • Inventory planning
  • Inventory sync
  • +2 more
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Inventory optimization
100%10/10
40%4/10
Inventory management
100%5/5
40%2/5
Notifications and analytics
100%5/5
40%2/5
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StocklerStockPilot10 features listed across both App Store listings

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How it sells itself

Most restock tools just watch a fixed number and alert when you cross it — a slow week gets treated the same as a real emergency, or a genuine stockout slips through because the number never technically hit zero.

Most inventory apps calculate velocity on your full sales history — including days when your product was out of stock. That skews every forecast. StockPilot only counts days where stock was available, so your reorder suggestions are based on accurate data. Connect to Shopify and get your first insights in minutes. No spreadsheets, no configuration, no learning curve.

Key points
  • Restock urgency alerts — Know what sells out this week, before it happens
  • Trending product detection — Spot products suddenly selling faster than usual
  • Daily email digest — A morning summary, sent only when something needs attention
  • Zero-setup dashboard — One screen, refreshed daily — no configuration needed
  • Stockout prediction based on real sales velocity — not distorted data
  • Reorder quantity suggestions with lead time and coverage
  • ABC product classification by revenue contribution
  • Low-stock email alerts before you run out
Screenshots
Stockler dashboard flagging slow-moving products
Stockler dashboard listing products needing attentionStockler showing urgent, trending, and slow signalsStockler: nothing flagged, catalogue looks healthy
StockPilot best sellers with ABC classification by revenue
StockPilot reorder quantity suggestion with seasonalityStockPilot seasonality graph and annual sales comparisonStockPilot inventory forecasting dashboard overview

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.

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Adoption

MeasureStocklerStockPilot
Detected storesNot publishedNot published
Net store change, 28 days0estimated0estimated
Stores added, 28 daysNot enough dataNot enough data
Big-brand shareNot enough dataNot enough data
Top store categoriesNot publishedNot published
Top store countriesNot publishedNot published

Reviews

MeasureStocklerStockPilot
App Store ratingNot publishedNot published
App Store reviewsNot publishedNot published
New reviews, 28 daysNot enough dataNot enough data
Reviewers a year or more inNot enough dataNot enough data

Pricing

MeasureStocklerStockPilot
Free planNot listedNot listed
Lowest paid monthly plan$2.99/month(ahead)$49/month
Longest free trial7 days14 days
Plans listed13

Listing

MeasureStocklerStockPilot
Shopify category rank#292in Inventory optimizationNot enough data
Shopify App ChartsNot on this week’s chartsNot on this week’s charts
Built for ShopifyNoNo
LaunchedAug 7, 2026May 5, 2026
Languages1English7German, English, Spanish
DeveloperStocklerSuiteGroGeek

FAQ

Stockler and StockPilot: common questions

Is Stockler or StockPilot cheaper?
Paid plans start at $2.99/month for Stockler and $49/month for StockPilot. 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?
Stockler lists 6 the others don’t mention, such as Analytics, Email notifications, Inventory planning, Inventory sync. 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 Oct 14, 2026 for Stockler, Oct 13, 2026 for StockPilot; 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 Oct 14, 2026 for Stockler, Oct 13, 2026 for StockPilot. 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.