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FeedForge: Supplier Sync Shopify App: Pricing, Features & First-Adopter Watch

By NexLabInventory syncLaunched November 4, 2026Free plan

Key signals for FeedForge

FeedForge: Supplier Sync launched on November 4, 2026. Shoplist is watching for its first storefront installs and tracking pricing in the meantime. Checked .

Sonar hasn’t detected FeedForge: Supplier Sync on a store yet. Watching since its Nov 4, 2026 launch.

Free plan
PricingPaid from $9/month

Data checked How Shoplist knows

FeedForge on the Shopify App Store

Shoplist reads FeedForge’s App Store listing every day: where it ranks, what merchants say, what it charges and every edit it ships.

Where Shopify ranks FeedForge

Shoplist reads Shopify’s full category listings every day, so a climb or a slip shows up the day it happens.

FeedForge in Inventory sync, by day

#637 in Inventory sync on Nov 5, 2026.

Its best position on the Shopify App Store Inventory sync listing each day since Nov 5, 2026. Shaded days: the listing was not read in full, or FeedForge was not on the pages read.

What FeedForge charges

Free plan available. Every plan on its listing, and every price change Shoplist has caught, so you can see exactly how it packages and prices.

  1. Free

    Free

    • 1 supplier feed
    • 500 rows per import
    • CSV, TSV, Excel (.xlsx), XML, JSON feeds
    • Dry run and undo of any import
    • Manual imports only
  2. Starter

    $9/month

    • 3 supplier feeds
    • 5,000 rows per import
    • CSV, TSV, Excel (.xlsx), XML, JSON feeds
    • Daily scheduled imports
    • Dry run and undo of any import
  3. Growth

    $29/month

    • 10 supplier feeds
    • 50,000 rows per import
    • Everything in Starter
    • Hourly scheduled imports
  4. Scale

    $79/month

    • 250,000 rows per import
    • Everything in Growth
    • Imports every 15 minutes
    • Unlimited supplier feeds

How FeedForge sells itself on the App Store

The pitch, integrations and features merchants see before they install: the positioning a competitor is betting on.

“Sync prices, stock and new products from supplier feeds, with every change shown in a dry run first.”

What it does

Sync supplier feeds without surprises. Suppliers send CSV, TSV, Excel (.xlsx), XML or JSON by URL, FTP, SFTP or file; FeedForge turns them into repeatable updates of prices, stock, costs, barcodes, metafields and more, and can create new products with images.… Read the full description

Features it lists

Sync type
Automatic · Barcodes · Bulk · Manual · Prices · Product details · +3 more
Notifications and reports
Data import and export · Detailed logs · Error reports · Historical reports

Screenshots

  • Connect a supplier feed: CSV, XML, JSON by upload, URL or FTP
  • Supplier feeds in, safe price and stock updates out
  • Create products as drafts; schedule in the store's time zone
  • Dry run plans a new draft product before anything is written
  • Map feed columns with rules and a live preview of every row
  • Undo a live import: archive or delete the products it created

FeedForge listing facts

Developer
NexLab
Launched
November 4, 2026
Shopify rank
#637 in Inventory sync
Languages
English
View on the Shopify App Store

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Shopify stores using FeedForge

Shoplist is watching Shopify storefronts for the first public install of FeedForge.

How FeedForge’s install base is moving

Shoplist re-crawls the same storefronts, so every store that adds FeedForge, comes back to it or removes it shows up here. Stores found running it for the first time don’t count as installs.

Net stores, last 28 days

Not enough data: no observed days in the last 28

Reach

0%

of the stores Shoplist tracks

Big-brand share

Not enough data: fewer than 150 of its stores have a known size

Stores adding and removing FeedForge, by week

Not enough data: fewer than two complete weeks of observed stores.

Compare FeedForge

The apps in its App Store category, with the stores Shoplist detects on each and their listing ratings.

Alternatives to FeedForge

Apps merchants weigh against FeedForge: Supplier Sync, with their own detected stores and ratings.

Follow the apps you compete with and decide which changes deserve action. See the competitor-monitoring workflow.

Seen on the storefront, not guessed

If Shoplist shows FeedForge on a store, it’s there. Every count on this page traces to code found on a live storefront, re-checked on every crawl.

  1. Code-level

    detection on every store

    Found in the storefront’s own code

    Shoplist matches the scripts, app blocks and pixels FeedForge loads on each live storefront. No surveys, no developer-reported numbers, no model guessing installs from review counts.

  2. last checked

    Re-checked, so the count stays current

    Shoplist keeps crawling the same storefronts. A store that uninstalls FeedForge leaves the count on the next crawl, so you read today’s install base, not a high-water mark.

  3. Daily

    App Store listing reads

    The App Store, read every day

    Rank, reviews, pricing and every listing edit are captured daily, so a price change or a ranking slip shows up here the day it ships.

Two public sources, labelled on every section. Store data last checked .

Read the full methodology

Questions about FeedForge

Straight answers from the same data as the rest of this page. The full store list answers the rest.

Alert me on first detections

Has Shoplist detected stores using FeedForge: Supplier Sync yet?

Shoplist has not yet found reliable public storefront evidence for FeedForge: Supplier Sync. 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 FeedForge: Supplier Sync?

Yes. Create a watchlist to get alerted when Shoplist finds public merchant evidence for FeedForge: Supplier Sync.

Keep watching FeedForge.

Get alerted on first storefront installs, review spikes, pricing changes, and listing edits.