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Sumtracker

Inventory management software for Shopify brands

Sumtracker is a Shopify app developer that makes Sumtracker Inventory Manager, an inventory sync app on the Shopify App Store. It provides inventory management software for Shopify brands. It is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 127 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Sumtracker Inventory Manager has 3 plans on the Shopify App Store, from free to $119 a month.

Overview

Sumtracker sells inventory management and replenishment software for Shopify and Amazon merchants, from single-store brands to multi-channel sellers. It keeps stock counts in sync across connected stores and marketplaces, and handles bundles, purchase orders and demand forecasting. It is meant to help merchants avoid overselling, stockouts and overstocking.

Built for
Shopify and Amazon merchants, from single-store brands to multi-channel sellers, including Shopify Plus stores and sellers who use bundles or kits.
Pricing
Two plans priced in USD by yearly sales order count: Manage from $59/month and Replenish from $119/month for up to 2,500 orders a year, rising with volume; annual billing is discounted. Over 100,000 orders is a custom quote. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.

Products

  • Sumtracker Inventory Manager Shopify app for multichannel inventory sync, bundles, stocktake, purchase orders, forecasting and reorder suggestions.
  • Manage Plan with multi-channel inventory sync, bundles, adjustments, stocktake, barcode scanning, reports and API access.
  • Replenish Plan adding purchase orders, stock transfers, 12-month forecasting, reorder suggestions, warehouse permissions and QuickBooks integration.
  • Inventory Sync Syncs inventory across multiple stores and marketplaces, including bundles, components and multiple locations.

Integrations

ShopifyShopify PlusAmazon FBAAmazon FBMEtsyeBayWalmartQuickBooks

Buyer notes

  • 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
  • Both plans include up to 10 warehouses and 10 sales channels; larger setups get custom pricing.
  • Sync starts updating inventory only after you turn it on; listings with the same SKU are linked automatically.
  • Demos can be booked 1:1; the Shopify App Store lists personal onboarding and training for the Enterprise plan.

From Sumtracker's own site and Shopify App Store listings, as of 2026-10-20.

On the Shopify App Store

  • Sumtracker Inventory Manager

    4.8 · 127 reviews
    Free planPaid from $59/moLaunched 2020Inventory sync

    Complete inventory management and replenishment software. Automate multichannel sync, forecasting, planning, purchase orders, bundle inventory, stocktake

    Pricing

    Enterprise
    Free to install

    Please check pricing details here: https://www.sumtracker.com/pricing

    • For all stores with any order volume
    • Personal onboarding and training
    • Check pricing page for all details
    • Replenish plan
    Manage
    $59/month
    or $599/year and save 15%
    • Upto 2500 orders/year
    • See all pricing for higher order limits
    • Integrates Etsy, eBay, Amazon, Walmart
    • Fast and accurate Inventory sync
    • +4 more
    14-day free trial
    Replenish
    $119/month
    or $1,199/year and save 16%
    • All features of Manage Plan
    • Upto 2500 orders/year
    • See all pricing for higher order limits
    • Purchase Orders & Stock Transfers
    • +4 more
    14-day free trial

Ratings, reviews, plans, prices and descriptions as the Shopify App Store lists them. how we count.

What Shopify apps does Sumtracker make?

Sumtracker has 1 app on the Shopify App Store: Sumtracker Inventory Manager.

How is Sumtracker Inventory Manager rated?

Sumtracker Inventory Manager is rated 4.8 out of 5 from 127 reviews on the Shopify App Store.

How much does Sumtracker cost?

Sumtracker Inventory Manager has 3 plans on the Shopify App Store, from free to $119 a month. Sumtracker Inventory Manager: Enterprise, Free to install (Please check pricing details here: https://www.sumtracker.com/pricing); Manage, $59/month; Replenish, $119/month.

Updated 2026-09-10. Method notes and every source: how we count →