ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date Shopify App: Pricing, Features & First-Adopter Watch
Inventory - OtherBy Iller LabsLaunched October 19, 2026Updated October 20, 2026
ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date launched on October 19, 2026. Shoplist is watching for its first storefront installs and tracking pricing in the meantime.
Key signals for ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date
- Launched
- Oct 19, 2026
- Pricing
- Free trialThen from $14/month
- Storefront installs
- None yetWatching since its Oct 19, 2026 launch
ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date pricing
- Basic
- 36 languages
- CSV import and export
- Expiry alerts by email
- Expiry date on your product page
- $14/month
- Pro
- AI invoice recognition, 20 per month
- Automatic discounts before expiry
- Delivery upload: PDF, Excel, CSV
- Everything in Basic
- $29/month
- Pro+
- AI invoice recognition, 100 per month
- Everything in Pro
- $49/month
ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date screenshots and video
About ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date
Know which batch expires when, ship the shortest date first and trace every lot in a recall.
Stock expires in the back room when nobody sees the dates. ExpiryLot books every batch with its best-before or expiration date and lot number as goods arrive: by barcode, from a list or from the delivery note. Orders are deducted from the batch that expires first. Expiry alerts and automatic discounts help you sell short-dated stock in time. Switching apps? Test mode compares first and changes nothing. We run ExpiryLot in our own grocery store, and support comes straight from the developers.
Listing highlights
- Deducts every order from the batch that expires first (FEFO), automatically
- Delivery note upload: one PDF, Excel or CSV books every line with date and lot
- Expiry alerts by email and Flow, plus automatic discounts before the date
- Shows the expiry date on your product page, no theme code to edit
- Finds every order that received a lot in seconds when a recall comes
How Shoplist knows
Every number on this page comes from public storefront scans and the public Shopify App Store listing. If Shoplist shows ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date on a store, it is there.
Read the data methodology- Counts are based on Shoplist's latest available public crawl signal dated October 20, 2026.
- Shoplist has not yet found reliable public storefront evidence connecting a Shopify store to this app. This does not mean the app has no users. Some apps are new, admin-only, server-side, theme-independent, or otherwise difficult to detect from public storefront signals.
- Merchant rows are filtered to public brand profiles with enough public data to link safely. Full workflow, filtering, and monitoring stay behind signup.
- Review, pricing, feature, screenshot, and listing-change data come from public Shopify App Store and Shoplist crawl records. Signals can change between crawls.
Questions about ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date
- Has Shoplist detected stores using ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date yet?
- Shoplist has not yet found reliable public storefront evidence for ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date. The page tracks first merchant evidence as it appears.
- What does first-adopter watch mean?
- It means Shoplist is monitoring launch context, first storefront-detectable merchant evidence, and pricing.
- Can I get alerts when stores start using ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date?
- Yes. Create a watchlist to get alerted when Shoplist finds public merchant evidence for ExpiryLot: Batch & Expiry Date.
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