Stocky shuts down on 31 August. Your replacement is already live.

No. Your key is used server-side only for the duration of this request, to pull your data from Stocky, and is discarded from memory the moment the job finishes. It is never written to disk, logged, or shared with any third party.

Stocky was pulled from the App Store on 2 February 2026 and shuts down completely on 31 August 2026 — and the Stocky API goes dark that same day — a hard cutoff, no grace period. Shopify allows manual read-only UI exports for roughly 90 days after shutdown (until about 30 November), but this API-based tool stops working on 31 August.

Yes. The Stocky interface can't export your supplier list, but Stocky's documented v2 API can. Suppliers are the most expensive data to re-enter by hand when moving to a new app — this tool hands them to you in a single file.

Suppliers, purchase orders (with PO line items: SKU, quantity, cost/retail, receiving times), stock adjustments (plus their items) and tax types. What CANNOT be exported even via the API: lead times, MOQ, case packs, reorder rules, forecasting settings and transfers.

The exporter is completely free. The RestockLoop app — reorder suggestions, restock plans and full purchase orders — is live on the Shopify App Store at a flat $29/month with a 14-day free trial, and it imports this ZIP in one click.

Yes. RestockLoop is live on the Shopify App Store — reorder suggestions, supplier purchase orders with receiving, and one-click import of the ZIP this exporter produces. $29/month flat, 14-day free trial.

Yes. Stocky's shutdown is why we exist, but the app itself works for any Shopify store that reorders from suppliers: it syncs your sales, ranks what to reorder, and generates supplier purchase orders. The Stocky import is a shortcut for migrants, not a requirement.

An independent developer building focused tools for merchants caught by Stocky's shutdown — not a Shopify or Stocky affiliate. Questions or concerns? Email privacy@restockloop.com.

Stocky's API key grants read access to inventory data only — suppliers, purchase orders, stock adjustments and tax types. It cannot read customers or payments, and it cannot place orders. We never store it, and you can rotate it in Stocky → Preferences → API right after you export.

Small stores finish in seconds. Larger stores with thousands of purchase orders can take a few minutes while we page through the API — keep the tab open until the ZIP downloads. There’s a 5-minute ceiling per attempt; if an export ever hits it, retry once (Stocky’s API warms up) or email us and we’ll help.

Yes. The exporter only calls Stocky's own documented v2 API, read-only, with the key you already own. It doesn't scrape, automate the admin UI, or write anything back to your store.