ReordaJuly 25, 2026 · 6 min read
Reorda vs Cin7: which Stocky alternative fits your store?
Cin7 is a full ERP with multi-channel sync and warehouse management. Reorda is a Shopify PO app for single stores. They're at opposite scales — pricing ($19 vs $349+) reflects the gap. Here's which job each actually does.
The short version
- Pick Reorda if you're a single-channel (or mostly Shopify) store that just wants Stocky's job back: purchase orders, suppliers, receiving, low-stock forecasts and stocktakes — at $19/month flat, with your Stocky suppliers rebuilt automatically.
- Pick Cin7 if you sell across multiple channels and warehouses, need manufacturing/BOM support or a full WMS, and the $349–999/month price is proportional to what you're replacing (a full ERP, not a Shopify app).
Side by side
| Reorda | Cin7 Core | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $19/mo flat | $349/mo (Standard) |
| Purchase orders + email to supplier | ✅ | ✅ |
| Receiving (partial / full) | ✅ | ✅ |
| Low stock forecasts | ✅ | ✅ |
| Stocktakes | ✅ | ✅ |
| Rebuilds suppliers from Stocky PO history | ✅ Automatic | ❌ Manual import |
| Multi-channel sync (Amazon, eBay, …) | ❌ | ✅ 650+ integrations |
| Warehouse management (WMS) | ❌ | ✅ (Advanced plan) |
| Manufacturing / BOM / MRP | ❌ | ✅ (Pro plan+) |
| Setup time | Minutes | Weeks (implementation-heavy) |
| Best for | Single-channel Shopify stores | Multi-channel / multi-warehouse brands |
Pricing and features as listed by each vendor, July 2026.
Where Reorda wins
Most Stocky users ran one Shopify store with no multi-channel sync or warehouse management. They ordered, received, tracked low stock. Reorda is that loop for $19/month, live in minutes instead of weeks of implementation.
When Cin7 is the right tool
Cin7 matters if you sell Amazon + eBay + Shopify from shared inventory, run formal warehouse workflows with pick/pack, or manufacture from raw materials. It's a real ERP, and $349–999/month is proportional to that scale and complexity.
The bigger difference for anyone actually leaving Stocky is migration. Stocky has no supplier export, so a generic ERP import means re-entering suppliers by hand. Reorda reads your Stocky PO history CSV and rebuilds each product-to-supplier link with its last cost automatically. See how the supplier rebuild works.
Stocky workflow without the ERP overhead?
Reorda is built for single-store Shopify merchants: POs, suppliers, receiving, stocktakes, low-stock alerts. $19/month flat, your suppliers rebuilt from Stocky history automatically.
Install Reorda on Shopify →Frequently asked questions
Is Reorda or Cin7 cheaper?
Reorda is $19/month flat. Cin7 Core starts at $349/month (Standard, up to 6,000 orders/year), rising to $599 (Pro) and $999 (Advanced). For a single-channel Shopify store, Reorda is roughly 18x cheaper at the entry tier.
What does Cin7 have that Reorda doesn't?
Cin7 is a full inventory/ERP platform: multi-channel sync across Shopify, Amazon, eBay and 650+ integrations, warehouse management (WMS), manufacturing/BOM and MRP, and accounting sync with Xero/QuickBooks. Reorda deliberately doesn't try to be any of that — it's purchase orders, suppliers, receiving, low-stock forecasting and stocktakes for a single Shopify store.
Is Cin7 overkill for a Shopify-only store replacing Stocky?
For most Stocky migrants, yes. Stocky's job was purchase orders, suppliers and low-stock alerts on one Shopify store — Cin7 is built for multi-channel/multi-warehouse sellers with manufacturing needs. If that's not you, you'd be paying for a warehouse management system you'll never open.
Does Cin7 also rebuild suppliers from Stocky history?
No — Cin7 onboarding is a general data-import/migration process, not a Stocky-specific one. Reorda reads your Stocky PO history CSV directly and rebuilds product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically.