Show the right storefront action
Notify, preorder, wishlist, or low-stock copy appears where the shopper needs it.
Designed for Shopify storefrontsCapture demand before stockouts become lost sales.
NotifyStock gives merchants one place to run back-in-stock alerts, preorder reservations, wishlist capture, and low-stock messaging from the Shopify admin.
Email alertsSMS-readyPush-readyNo theme code required for normal setup
Storefront actionNotify, reserve, save, or show urgency
Admin reviewRequests, lists, templates, and reports
Free planLite starts at $0/month for early demand capture
7-day trialPaid plans include a trial before recurring billing starts
Shopify storefrontsTheme extension and signed storefront actions
Provider-readyEmail, SMS, and browser push surfaces with setup required
Why merchants look for this app
Four buying signals your store already creates.
NotifyStock gives those signals a place to land: waitlists, preorder interest, wishlist saves, and low-stock thresholds.
View low-risk plansStockout exitsA shopper hits a sold-out product and leaves before the store learns what variant they wanted.Launch uncertaintyA coming-soon product gets attention, but the merchant has no clean way to separate preorder intent from restock demand.Silent browsingWishlist intent stays invisible unless saved products can be reviewed by product and list.Inventory pressureLow inventory becomes urgent only after the product is already gone.
Product workflow
One demand path from storefront action to merchant follow-up
NotifyStock should not feel like four disconnected widgets. The public story now follows the same operational path merchants need to understand before installing.
Capture intent cleanly
Requests, saves, and reservations stay tied to products, variants, and customer details.
Review demand in admin
Merchants inspect products, requests, lists, sent notifications, and configuration surfaces.
Follow up with configured channels
Email templates and provider-ready SMS or push surfaces can be tested before scaling.
Storefront signal map
See what happens after a shopper shows intent.
Pick a workflow and follow the same product signal from storefront action to merchant review.
Back in Stock
Turn a sold-out product into a waiting list merchants can act on.
Instead of ending the journey at out of stock, NotifyStock gives shoppers a clear next action and gives merchants product-level demand to review before inventory returns.
- Sold-out variant
- Waitlist request
- Restock follow-up
Variant-awareRequest status
Admin workflow
Built around the reports merchants actually open.
NotifyStock organizes requests, products, sent notifications, orders, configurations, templates, and pricing into clear app surfaces.
- Feature pages for Back in Stock, PreOrder, Wishlist, and Low Stock
- Templates for customer confirmation and follow-up messages
- CSV import and export for reporting or migration
- Settings and customization pages for storefront behavior
Storefront experience
Real customer-facing widgets, not abstract SaaS panels
Use current NotifyStock product visuals to show how shoppers subscribe, save, reserve, or respond to low-stock messages.
Admin tour
Current NotifyStock admin surfaces for feature setup and review.
Storefront widgets
Current storefront widget behavior for shopper actions.
Notification readiness
Explain delivery honestly before merchants depend on it.
NotifyStock supports customer messaging surfaces without implying that every channel works before credentials, provider accounts, and store settings are configured.
- Email templates for confirmation and follow-up moments
- SMS-ready surfaces for stores that configure Twilio
- Push-ready surfaces for stores that configure OneSignal
- Sent notification review so merchants can verify activity
Setup flow
A practical path from install to first test
The site describes a realistic merchant workflow without promising unsupported approvals or invented results.
1
Enable
Turn on the NotifyStock app embed and choose widget placement.
2
Customize
Adjust button text, modal copy, messages, colors, and notification templates.
3
Test
Use a sold-out product, a preorder product, a wishlist save, or a low-stock item to verify behavior.
4
Review
Check requests, orders, sent notifications, and product demand before scaling.
Verified surfaces
Integrations are presented only where the current app supports them
No invented logos or unsupported platform claims. Provider setup still depends on configured credentials.
Notification delivery
Connect configured providers for customer messaging.
Resend emailTwilio SMSOneSignal browser push
Shopify storefront
Use Shopify-native surfaces for the public store experience.
Theme app extensionSigned app proxy actionsInventory and product webhooks
Marketing and data
Move captured demand into the systems merchants already review.
Klaviyo configuration surfaceMailchimp configuration surfaceCSV import and export
Pricing preview
Start small, then raise limits as demand grows
The plan structure is designed for early testing, growing stores, and higher-volume demand capture.
Lite
$0/month
Free plan
For early stores validating demand capture.
- 50 automated restock alerts
- 25 preorder reservation requests
- 100 wishlist saves and recovery actions
- Low-stock widget
Kickstart
$9.90/month
or $95/year and save 20%
$3.96 for the first month after a 7-day free trial.
- 500 automated alerts across email, SMS-ready and push-ready
- 500 preorder reservation requests
- 2,000 wishlist saves with customization
- Complete widget and form customization
Starter
$19.90/month
or $191/year and save 20%
$7.96 for the first month after a 7-day free trial.
- 1,500 automated alerts across email, SMS-ready and push-ready
- 1,500 preorder reservation requests
- 10,000 wishlist saves and recovery actions
- Email templates and widget customization
Switching and comparison
Before choosing any notify-me app, verify the operating details.
This is the practical checklist merchants should use before installing, switching, or migrating.
Storefront proof
Verify the widget appears where the shopper actually decides: product page, collection surface, or home page entry point.
Workflow depth
Check that the app has separate admin surfaces for requests, preorders, wishlist activity, templates, and settings.
Provider readiness
Confirm email, SMS, and push setup expectations before depending on live customer delivery.
Data control
Look for CSV movement, product-level records, and reviewable sent-notification history before switching tools.
Merchant questions
Answer the practical questions before install.
The homepage now includes decision-support content instead of assuming merchants already understand every workflow.
Which workflow should merchants start with?
Most stores start with back-in-stock alerts, then add preorder, wishlist, and low-stock messaging as their catalog and demand-capture needs grow.
Do SMS and push work automatically?
No. SMS and push surfaces depend on configured provider accounts and credentials. The site uses provider-ready wording for this reason.
Can merchants test before scaling?
Yes. The app is designed around setup, preview, test, and review flows so merchants can validate storefront behavior and admin records first.
Ready to review NotifyStock?
Start with the workflow your store needs most.
Install from the Shopify App Store, or review pricing before choosing the workflow your store needs.