We have a pretty large catalog, and manually managing unavailable products was getting ridiculous. This takes care of the hiding for us, can push low-stock products lower instead, and brings them back when they're available again. I also like the location-based rules and being able to schedule collection updates. The alert settings could be a bit more flexible, especially for larger teams, and a clearer activity history would be helpful.
Hide Out Of Stock & Push Down
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20 most recentThe rules are probably my favorite part. I can handle low-stock products differently from items that are completely unavailable, and the activity tracking makes it much easier to figure out what happened later.
Finally stopped showing sold-out products to customers. This has saved me so much cleanup time.
I mainly needed something to handle products that go out of stock unexpectedly. The automatic hiding works well, and I like that products come back once the inventory is available again. The collection updates are useful too. I’d probably use the reports more if there were a few more filtering options.
Genuinely one of the better calls I've made for the shop this year! The automatic tagging saves me so much clicking around. I've got Hide out of stock tagging by supplier location and my collections basically build themselves now. Wish I'd found it a year ago.
Solid app. Worth mentioning for anyone weighing it up, it handles the case where a product has multiple variants and only some are sold out. It doesn't hide the whole listing, which was the thing I was worried about going in. That alone justified the subscription for us.
We went through two other apps before landing here. The first was slow to react and stock would stay visible for hours after hitting zero. The plug in updates close to instantly as far as I can tell. The scheduled changes feature is what actually sold me. We do product drops Friday at 10am and now I just set it and go to sleep.
We run about 4,000 SKUs across three sales channels. Push Down Stock handles visibility rules per channel, which was the exact gap in our setup. The low stock thresholds have flagged two reorders we would otherwise have missed. Reporting could go deeper. I'd like to pull export history back further than it currently allows, but for daily operations it holds up.
Skeptical at first because we only care about maybe 40 SKUs out of 900. Tagged those, told this app watch only that tag, and it left everything else alone. Fine by me.
I make eyewear s so every piece is one of a kind, and my shop was full of sold out listings just sitting there looking sad. Hide out stock clears them out and the collections rebuild themselves, so the store always looks stocked even when I'm behind. It made the whole shop feel more professional almost overnight. Support replied to me on a Sunday, which I wasn't expecting.
Two months in. No issues. Does what it says.
I am not good with these things at all. My nephew usually handles anything technical on the store. Hide Out of Stock, I managed on my own in an afternoon and nothing broke. Products disappear when they run out and come back when more arrives. That is all I wanted.
Hide out stock does the one thing I needed and doesn't bug me about anything else. Worth it.
Set this up mostly to stop the overselling problem we had at our second location. The location based rules are the part I actually care about. We hold stock in two warehouses and only one of them feeds the online channel, and Hide out of Stock correctly ignores the other. Tagging rules are flexible enough that I've stopped maintaining my own scripts for it.
The app works great! Support is also great, they quickly helped remedy my issue where the app wasn't working due to the enormous amount of products we have.
We have a pretty big catalog and keeping sold out stuff visible was hurting our conversion rate. This fixed that automatically which was the main thing we needed. The back in stock alerts are a nice bonus and the real time collection updates work really well too. Only thing I'd add is maybe a bulk history log so you can see everything that changed over the past month.
Honestly wasn't sure this would work with our custom theme but it picked up our inventory without any issues. The low stock alerts are great, we caught a few products about to run out before they actually did. Would be nice if the email notifications had a few more template options to choose from but thats a small thing.
We run two warehouses so being able to build rules per location was a big deal for us. Low stock items get pushed down before they fully sell out which keeps the storefront tidy. A couple asks, the pricing tiers jump up pretty fast and I would like more control over how alerts get grouped.
Okay so I run a small baking supply was honestly my biggest headache before I found this. Products that sold out used to just sit there taking up space and confusing custmers. Now they get tucked away automatically and the second we restock something it pops right back onto the store. I also get a little alert so im never caught off guard. Would love if the mobile veiw was a bit cleaner but thats a minor thing.
This has been really helpful for keeping my storefront clean when products go out of stock. Automatically moving unavailable items down means customers can see the products that are actually ready to purchase first, which makes browsing much easier. It saves me from constantly adjusting product listings manually and keeps the store looking organized. A simple but very useful addition for any Shopify store with changing inventory.