Sumtracker alternative: SteadyShelf vs Sumtracker

Sumtracker is a solid app. If you're comparing, here's an honest look at where each one fits.

At a glance

Competitor prices, ratings and review counts are from each app's Shopify App Store listing, checked October 24, 2026. Prices change, so confirm on the listing before you buy.

Sumtracker pricing

Manage $59/month (multichannel inventory sync, bundles, stocktakes; up to 2,500 orders/year). Replenish $119/month adds purchase orders, transfers, forecasting and reorder suggestions. Higher order volumes and Enterprise priced on their website.

Where Sumtracker is the better pick

Stores selling on several channels (Etsy, eBay, Amazon, Walmart) that need real-time stock sync and bundles, plus replenishment.

Where SteadyShelf is the better pick

SteadyShelf does one job: tell you what to reorder, how much, and the exact day to order, based on each supplier's lead time. Then it drafts the purchase order, emails it to your supplier when you approve, and receives the stock into Shopify.

• Forecasts from your real Shopify sales, per variant, with seasonality
• Order-by date for every SKU based on each supplier's lead time
• Suggested quantities rounded to case packs, with the math shown
• Draft purchase orders you approve, emailed to the supplier
• Receive stock (including partial shipments) straight into Shopify inventory
• Weekly reorder email and supplier import from any spreadsheet

Every suggestion shows its math (sales per day, days left, lead time, quantity), so you can check it instead of trusting a black box. And the price stays $29 whether you do $50K or $5M a year.

SteadyShelf is launching on the Shopify App Store. Join early access to get the install link first.

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