Prediko Review 2026

Prediko helps Shopify brands restock on time, every time. It combines AI demand planning, AI supply planning, and inventory tracking so you can make smarter forecasts and create purchase orders faster—without spreadsheets or guesswork. Trusted by 2000+ Shopify merchants and backed by $5M in seed funding from Felix Capital and notable angels from Klarna, Gorgias, and Ankorstore, Prediko is built for growing D2C and e-commerce brands that treat inventory as a competitive advantage.

This review walks through what Prediko offers in 2026: product overview, core and advanced features, pricing, strengths and limitations, how it compares to alternatives like Inventory Planner and Cin7, who it’s for, real customer results, and what to expect next.

Quick overview

Product overview

What Prediko is and why it exists

Prediko is an AI-powered inventory management and planning platform for Shopify brands. It was founded in 2022 with a clear mission: to help growing brands manage inventory operations more effectively so they can spend more time building and selling great products.

Inventory is one of the biggest constraints to scale. It ties up cash, creates operational complexity, and forces teams into constant tradeoffs between stockouts and overstock. Many brands still rely on spreadsheets and disconnected systems for forecasting, purchasing, and day-to-day inventory decisions.

Prediko started by solving the planning problem—demand forecasting and purchase order workflows so you know what to buy, when to buy it, and how much you need to meet demand. The tagline “Restock on time, every time” captures this: the goal is to eliminate the guesswork and manual reconciliation that lead to missed sales or excess inventory.

The company is evolving into a complete inventory workflow platform, connecting planning with execution across sales and inventory systems, and supporting modern operations teams as they scale across channels, tools, and regions. On the About page, Prediko states that “planning alone isn’t enough.

The future is execution.” The long-term vision includes role-based agents that don’t just recommend what to do but help teams execute—automatically creating workflows, triggering actions, and moving work forward. That positions Prediko not only as a forecasting tool but as the “Inventory OS” that omni-channel brands use to plan and order stock seamlessly.

Who’s behind Prediko

Prediko was co-founded by Youri Moskovic (CEO), Nicolas Sabatier (CTO), and Cyrus Mahler (COO). The team of about 15 includes engineering, product, and finance professionals from companies like Lydia, Amazon, and Goldman Sachs. They are building what they call the Inventory OS for omni-channel brands to plan and order stock seamlessly. The About page highlights roles across frontend engineering, design, backend and full-stack, customer support and success, integration, and marketing. Youri has participated in interviews (e.g. with StoreTasker’s CMO) discussing the vision for Prediko, which is available on the site.

In 2022, Prediko raised $5 million in a seed round led by Felix Capital. Other investors include Guillaume Pousaz’s Zinal Growth, HelloWorld, Nomad Capital, and the CEOs or founders of Klarna, Gorgias, Zencargo, Pigment, Ankorstore, and Yoobic. That backing supports continued product development, integrations, and customer success, and signals confidence from operators who have scaled e-commerce and logistics businesses.

Market position and adoption

As of 2026, Prediko is trusted by 2000+ Shopify merchants and positions itself as a best-in-class forecasting and planning solution for the Shopify ecosystem. The Shopify App Store rating is 5 stars (as cited by Prediko in January 2026), and the platform is compared directly to Inventory Planner, Fabrikatör, and Cin7 on dedicated comparison pages (e.g. prediko.io/inventory-planner-alternatives, prediko.io/fabrikator-alternatives, prediko.io/cin7-alternatives).

Case studies span fashion (We Are Jolies, Obsidian Piercing, Kate Hewko, Motel Rocks, Pom Pom London), food and beverage (Sync Protein), beauty and personal care (Healf, Kimaï, Scandinavian Biolabs, Oyo Skincare, Esker Beauty), jewellery and accessories (Nebuleuse Bijoux, Bronzesnake, Minikatana), and other D2C brands across Europe, the UK, and beyond. The company also maintains a Product Updates page and a How it works DIY demo so prospects can see the flow before signing up.

Features in depth

Core capabilities

Prediko turns inventory operations into a competitive advantage through five main pillars: AI Demand Planning, Analytics & Insights, AI Supply Planning, Purchase Order Management, and Raw Materials Management. Each is designed to work together so planning and execution stay aligned.

AI Demand Planning You set a revenue target; Prediko uses AI to analyze historical sales, seasonality, and growth trends and distributes that target across the next 12 months. The algorithm is trained on 25 million+ SKUs across 15+ industries, so forecasts account for real-world patterns rather than generic rules.

On the product page, Prediko explains that the algorithm “works its magic” by analysing historical sales data, extracting seasonality and growth trends, and using that to distribute sales targets across the next 12 months. You get a top-down plan that aligns purchasing recommendations with your growth expectations, with full flexibility to edit the plan based on campaigns, new product launches, or your own knowledge. The platform syncs in real time with Shopify, so you can compare actual revenue to planned revenue and catch gaps early. 100+ filters let you drill down at SKU, category, or product level so you can focus on best sellers, problem SKUs, or specific collections. This is the engine that turns “we want to grow 20% this year” into a concrete, editable supply plan.

AI Supply Planning (Buying Table) Prediko tells you what, when, and how much to buy. You see current stock levels, which products need to be ordered, and smart automated nudges for the right order quantities. The buying table is real-time and tied to restocking alerts, so you can place purchase orders in one click instead of juggling spreadsheets and multiple tabs. Inventory Tracking Stock levels are tracked accurately with AI-powered analytics. You get a single source of truth for sales, revenue, and inventory across channels and warehouses. Once a PO is received, Shopify inventory updates in real time, reducing manual reconciliation and errors. Purchase Order Management You can create POs easily from the buying table and track them end-to-end in a single view. The experience is simplified with real-time sync to Shopify and support for multiple warehouses and suppliers.

Prediko’s “How it works” section describes the flow as: get current stock levels → see which products need to be ordered (with smart automated nudges for the right number of units) → place POs in one click from the buying table. Once a PO is received, Shopify inventory levels update in real time, so you’re not manually adjusting stock in multiple systems. Customers like Obsidian Piercing and We Are Jolies report placing POs in minutes instead of hours, and the “Purchase Order Management” product page emphasizes simplified management with real-time sync.

Analytics & Insights Prediko provides pre-loaded reports for sales, inventory, and performance, plus the ability to build custom analytics from templates. You can schedule reports to hit your inbox on a set cadence so you or your team stay on top of performance without logging in every day. Prediko Insights adds AI-driven insight cards that surface actionable recommendations from your inventory data—turning raw numbers into “what to do next” so you stay on top of inventory KPIs and get AI-generated insights from your inventory numbers.

This is a differentiator versus many planning-only tools that focus on forecasts and POs but don’t package insights in the same way. The product page “Analytics & Insights” frames this as: “Turn data into smarter forecasts and faster decisions.”

Advanced and differentiating features

Raw Materials Management Prediko offers a connected planning experience for both raw materials and finished goods. You can forecast and reorder raw materials in sync with finished goods, manage BOMs (bills of materials), and keep production planning in one place.

The product page “Raw Materials Management” describes this as getting “a connected planning experience for both Raw Materials and Finished Goods,” so you’re not juggling one system for finished goods and another for components. This is positioned as exclusive to Prediko compared to Inventory Planner and is available as an add-on (Raw Materials Forecasting & BOMs for $20/month). Brands that manufacture, assemble, or rely on component inventory (e.g. food and beverage with ingredients, fashion with materials) can keep everything in one workflow.

Production planning Beyond buy-and-sell finished goods, Prediko supports production planning—forecasting, tracking, and reordering raw materials that feed into finished products. Brands that manufacture or assemble products can keep everything aligned in one platform. Dedicated customer success and onboarding Higher-tier plans include a dedicated customer success manager, personalized onboarding session, and private Slack channel. That hands-on support is frequently mentioned in case studies (e.g. We Are Jolies, Sync Protein) as key to quick adoption and confidence in placing POs. Full API access and integrations Enterprise-oriented plans include full API access and included WMS integrations. Prediko integrates with 100+ systems across warehouse management (e.g. ShipHero, ShipBob, Mintsoft, Extensiv, Cin7 Core), 3PLs, and e-commerce. Amazon is listed as coming soon. Billing is through Shopify Billing, and the app works with Shopify Basic, Advanced, and Plus, plus Shopify POS and B2B.

How the planning workflow runs in practice

The “How it works” flow on Prediko’s site breaks down into four stages. First, you enter your revenue target so Prediko can gauge your growth plans. Second, the system generates a plan for all products and SKUs to hit that target, based on historical sales distributions. Third, you can edit the plan using your own knowledge (e.g. upcoming campaigns, new product launches). Fourth, you get a full 12-month supply plan and can view or export it for the year.

For buying and transferring finished goods (and raw materials when the add-on is enabled), you start from current stock levels, see which products need to be ordered via smart nudges, and place POs in one click from the buying table. For order tracking, you keep all purchase and production orders in a single view, with real-time sync to Shopify when POs are received, and a connected experience for raw materials and finished goods. For analytics, you get instant access to pre-built reports, can build custom analytics from templates, and schedule automated reports to your inbox. This end-to-end flow is what turns “planning” into a daily operational advantage rather than a once-a-quarter spreadsheet exercise.

Integration ecosystem

Prediko connects with 100+ WMS, eCommerce platforms, and 3PL providers. Top integrations highlighted on the website include ShipHero, ShipBob, Packiyo, Mintsoft, Extensiv (3PL Central), and Dear Systems (Cin7 Core). The integrations page lists many more across warehouse management (e.g.

Camelot 3PL, Canary7, CartonCloud, Cin7 Omni, Deposco, Finale, Infoplus, Linnworks Advanced, Logiwa, Mintsoft, Packiyo, Peoplevox, Pulpo WMS, ShipHero, ShipBob, SKUVault, Unleashed), shipping and 3PLs (e.g. Bergen Logistics, Byrd Fulfillment, Flowspace, ShipMonk, Stord), and marketplaces (e.g. TikTok Shop; Amazon coming soon with a waitlist). There is no limit on SKUs, stores, or warehouses you can connect. Billing is through Shopify Billing, so your subscription appears on your Shopify bill. If you need something custom—a new WMS, a proprietary system, or a special report—Prediko states they work closely with customers to build the features and connections required; you can reach out via demo request or Intercom.

Pricing

Prediko’s pricing is transparent and scaled by GMV (gross merchandise value in the last 12 months). All plans include a 14-day free trial and 5-star support (as stated on the pricing page). You can toggle between monthly and annual billing on the pricing page; annual plans offer 2 months free, which effectively reduces your monthly cost.

Entry tier

• Under $100K GMV: $49/month (from under $100K in annual revenue).
• Includes: 14-day free trial; unlimited users, SKUs, and POs; revenue and sales forecasting; purchase order alerts and management; inventory reporting; included WMS integrations. Annual plans are billed quarterly or annually and include 2 months free.

Higher tiers (by GMV band) Pricing scales with GMV bands such as $100K–$500K, $500K–$2M, $2M–$5M, $5M–$10M, $10M–$20M, and so on up to $50M+. These tiers add:

• Dedicated customer success manager
• Personalized onboarding session
• Private Slack channel
• Full API access

Exact dollar amounts for each GMV band are shown on the pricing page when you select your revenue range; they are not “contact sales” only, which is one of the differentiators Prediko highlights versus some competitors.

Add-on

• Raw Materials Forecasting & BOMs: $20/month. This unlocks the connected planning experience for raw materials and finished goods, including BOMs and production-oriented workflows.

Billing and hidden costs Customers are billed monthly through Shopify Billing, so the charge appears alongside your Shopify subscription. There are no stated hidden fees; you pay for your plan tier and the raw materials add-on if you use it. Prediko does not advertise overage fees for SKUs or POs because those are unlimited on all plans. Pricing information as of February 2026; confirm on prediko.io/pricing for current rates and GMV bands.

Pros and cons

Advantages

• AI forecasting built for Shopify — Demand and supply planning are tailored to e-commerce, with algorithms trained on 25M+ SKUs and 15+ industries. You get a clear path from revenue target to purchase orders without building models yourself.
• Unlimited users, SKUs, and POs — No artificial caps on catalog size or team seats, which helps growing and SKU-heavy brands.
• Real-time buying table and one-click POs — Reduces time spent in spreadsheets and multiple tabs. Customers report saving up to 10–20 hours per week on planning and PO creation.
• Raw materials and production planning — Rare in dedicated Shopify planning tools; useful for brands that manufacture or need BOM-level visibility.
• Strong integration set — 100+ WMS, 3PL, and e-commerce integrations, with billing and core workflow native to Shopify.
• Transparent, GMV-based pricing — No opaque “contact us” for entry level; $49/month for under $100K GMV and a 14-day free trial lower the barrier to try.
• Dedicated success and onboarding — On higher tiers, dedicated CSM, personalized onboarding, and private Slack improve adoption and confidence.
• Strong case results — Published outcomes include 60% fewer stockouts, 13% revenue increase, 10+ hours saved per week, 50% more in-stock products, 200% best-seller revenue increase, and 40% inventory efficiency gains (see case studies below).

Disadvantages

• Shopify-centric — Best fit is Shopify stores; if you’re on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or a custom stack, Prediko is not the primary option unless that changes.
• Larger GMV = higher cost — As you scale, plan cost increases by GMV band; very large merchants will pay more, though they gain dedicated support and API access.
• Amazon not yet live — Amazon integration is announced as “coming soon”; multi-marketplace sellers who rely heavily on Amazon may need to wait or use workarounds.
• Learning curve for full value — To get the most from demand planning and raw materials, teams need to invest in setup and understanding the plan; onboarding helps but there is still a learning curve.
• Niche for non-inventory businesses — Dropshippers or digital-only sellers don’t need inventory planning; the product is not designed for them.

How Prediko compares to alternatives

When to choose Prediko

• You’re on Shopify and want AI-driven demand and supply planning with minimal spreadsheet work.
• You need raw materials and BOMs in the same tool as finished goods.
• You value transparent pricing, unlimited SKUs/POs/users, and optional dedicated success.

When to consider Inventory Planner

• You want an established planning alternative; compare feature sets and pricing for your GMV.
• You don’t need production or raw materials planning.

When to consider Cin7

• You need full omnichannel inventory, order management, and ERP-style breadth beyond planning.
• You’re already in the Cin7 ecosystem or evaluating a full stack.

When to stick with native Shopify inventory

• You have very simple stock needs and don’t need forecasting or PO workflows.

Fabrikatör Prediko maintains a dedicated comparison page (Prediko vs Fabrikatör). Fabrikatör is another planning and production-oriented tool for e-commerce. If you are evaluating both, compare forecasting methodology, raw materials and BOM support, WMS integrations, and pricing for your GMV. Prediko’s 5-star Shopify App Store rating and GMV-based transparent pricing are often cited as advantages.

Getting started and ease of use

Sign-up and trial You can start with a 14-day free trial from the Prediko website or Shopify App Store—no credit card required to begin. The team helps you connect your store and configure your account so you’re not left to figure it out alone. Many merchants connect in a few minutes and then join a guided onboarding call. Onboarding Case studies (e.g. We Are Jolies, Sync Protein) describe setup as quick—often a few minutes to connect—followed by a personalized 1:1 onboarding with the product team. We Are Jolies’ Gaëlle de la Bardonnie called the “hands-on approach in onboarding our entire team to the platform” exemplary.

On higher plans, you get a personalized onboarding session and a dedicated customer success manager, which shortens the learning curve and helps you adopt demand planning, the buying table, and (if relevant) raw materials from day one. Sync Protein’s Antonin Exertier had his first reports on best sellers, low sellers, and COGS running within hours of integrating.

Interface and workflow The product is built around a few clear workflows: set a revenue target → get an AI-generated plan → adjust as needed → use the buying table for restocking alerts → create POs in one click → track POs and see inventory update in Shopify in real time.

The UI is designed so you don’t need to jump between multiple Shopify tabs or external spreadsheets; Obsidian Piercing’s Gwendal Bello contrasted this with their old process of opening different Shopify tabs, checking inventory and sales per SKU, writing everything in Google Sheets, and then computing order quantities—a process that took so long that by the time they placed orders, the numbers were already stale. Users describe the software as “a breeze to set up and work with” and “way easier and faster” than previous solutions for PO creation. The flexibility to tailor reports and adjust plans is repeatedly cited as a plus.

Support Support is available via Intercom (bottom right in the app) and by demo request on the website. The pricing page promises “5-star support.” Help documentation is available at help.prediko.io, including guides such as how to use the 100+ filters in demand planning. For custom builds or deep integration questions, the team encourages getting in touch; they explicitly say they “work very closely with you to build the features you need to better manage your inventory.”

What users say

Positive themes

• Ease of use and setup — “Prediko’s product is a breeze to set up and work with” (Gaëlle de la Bardonnie, Head of Product, We Are Jolies).
• Confidence in POs — “We now place POs with newfound confidence, and the impressive results speak for themselves” (We Are Jolies).
• Time savings — “We save a lot of time on product forecasting using Prediko’s Shopify app” (Antonin Exertier, Head of Logistics, Sync Protein); “10 hours per week” saved is cited in case studies.
• Fewer stockouts and overstock — “Stock planning with Prediko’s AI allows us to place relevant orders on time and avoid out-of-stock & overstock situations” (Sync Protein).
• Faster, more accurate POs — “Creating a PO with Prediko is way easier and faster than our previous solution on Shopify. We now place more accurate orders and spend more time on other meaningful tasks” (Gwendal Bello, Co-founder & CEO, Obsidian Piercing).
• Support and flexibility — “Their hands-on approach in onboarding our entire team to the platform was exemplary”; “The flexibility of the software is awesome and helpful.”
• Results — Healf: “We decreased stockout from 4% to 1% in 2 months … hundreds of thousands of extra revenue per year unlocked.” Kate Hewko: “Advanced analytics and reporting tools empowered us to predict demand patterns accurately, optimizing stock replenishment and reducing stockouts.” Cloudsharks: “Much more robust than my previous software (Cogsy) … needed for a business as SKU heavy as mine.”

Criticism and considerations

• Some users may need time to adopt all features (demand plan, buying table, raw materials) and align internal processes; the 14-day trial and onboarding help, but teams that are used to spreadsheets may need a short adjustment period.
• Pricing at higher GMV bands is shown on the pricing page by band, but exact amounts depend on your GMV; you should confirm cost as you scale.
• Amazon integration is not yet available; multi-marketplace sellers may need to wait or use other tools for Amazon until the integration is live.
• Because Prediko is Shopify-native, brands that run most of their volume on other platforms (e.g. Amazon FBA, WooCommerce) may find the primary value in Shopify-only planning unless they consolidate or add integrations later.

Overall, sentiment in case studies and testimonials is strongly positive, with emphasis on time saved, fewer stockouts, more accurate ordering, and the quality of support and product flexibility. The absence of public G2/Capterra-style aggregate scores in this review is due to Prediko being primarily evaluated via the Shopify App Store and first-party case studies; as of early 2026, the vendor cites 5 stars on the Shopify App Store (January 2026).

Who it's for (and who it's not)

Best for

• Shopify brands with physical inventory that want to reduce stockouts and overstock and stop losing revenue to out-of-stock best sellers or tying up cash in excess stock.
• Growing D2C brands (fashion, beauty, food, lifestyle) with seasonal or multi-SKU catalogs where manual planning becomes a bottleneck.
• Teams tired of spreadsheets for forecasting and PO creation—especially those spending hours each week reconciling data across Shopify, Google Sheets, and supplier lead times.
• Brands that manufacture or use raw materials and want BOMs and production planning in one place instead of separate tools for finished goods and components.
• Merchants with multiple warehouses or 3PLs that need one source of truth and 100+ integrations (ShipHero, ShipBob, Cin7, etc.) so inventory and POs stay in sync everywhere.
• Budget — Entry at $49/month (under $100K GMV) and a 14-day free trial make it accessible to small and mid-size brands; unlimited users and SKUs mean you don’t hit caps as you grow.

Not the best fit

• Dropshippers — No inventory to plan or reorder.
• Non-Shopify stores — Built for Shopify; other platforms are not the primary focus.
• Very small stores with few SKUs and stable demand — Native Shopify inventory or spreadsheets may be enough.
• Brands that need full ERP — Prediko is planning- and inventory-centric; for general ledger, HR, and full supply chain ERP, consider Cin7 or broader systems.

Real customer stories

We Are Jolies — 60% fewer stockouts, 13% revenue increase We Are Jolies is a French underwear brand (since 2012). As they expanded into new categories, manual supply adjustments and seasonal demand led to stockouts on best sellers.

They adopted Prediko for AI-driven forecasting, real-time visibility, and tailored restocking. Gaëlle de la Bardonnie (Head of Product) said setup was quick and onboarding “exemplary.” The team gained a single source of truth for sales, revenue, and inventory and now places POs with confidence. Results: 60% decrease in stockouts, 13% increase in revenue, and one clear inventory source of truth.

Sync Protein — 10 hours saved per week, 50% stockout decrease Sync Protein (plant-based protein, founded 2018) sells one product in eight flavours. Before Prediko, the head of logistics spent an hour each morning reconciling data in Excel, with frequent stockouts and overstock. With Prediko, they generated first reports on best sellers, low sellers, and COGS in hours and used AI forecasting that accounts for trends, seasonality, and subscriptions. Outcomes: 10 hours per week saved, 50% stockout decrease, and a single source of truth for inventory and supply chain decisions. Obsidian Piercing — 200% best-seller revenue, 50% more in-stock products Obsidian Piercing (body piercings, French market) used to spend up to four hours daily reconciling inventory across Google Sheets and Shopify—opening different Shopify tabs for inventory and sales per SKU, writing everything in Google Sheets, and computing order quantities, so that by the time they placed orders the numbers were often outdated.

After a tailored demo, they adopted Prediko and now create POs in minutes with real-time levels, forecasts, and restocking recommendations in one place. After their first PO with Prediko, they doubled revenue by increasing in-stock rate by 50%—a 200% revenue boost on best sellers—and found the software “way easier and faster” than their previous Shopify solution. Gwendal Bello (Co-founder & CEO) also highlighted “exceptional support,” “responsive support and continuous updates,” and the “flexibility of the software” for tailored reports and a seamless experience.

Healf, Kate Hewko, Kimaï, Cloudsharks

• Healf: Stockouts reduced from 4% to 1% in two months; “hundreds of thousands of extra revenue per year unlocked”; “amazing app” with “super supportive” team. Billy Kavanagh (Operations Associate) recommended the app highly.
• Kate Hewko: “Advanced analytics and reporting tools empowered us to predict demand patterns accurately”; 40% inventory efficiency improvement; Alix Beckstrand (Ops manager) praised the software and customer service.
• Kimaï: 20 hours per week saved on inventory operations; case study available on Prediko’s site.
• Cloudsharks: 75x ROI, +40% inventory turnover rate, same-day migration; Rayan Mroue (Founder and CEO) said Prediko is “much more robust” than Cogsy for a business as SKU-heavy as his.

LABFRESH (Kasper Brandi Petersen) Kasper Brandi Petersen, Cofounder of LABFRESH, said: “Technology is evolving so fast. It feels like we can double revenue without needing more team members. Prediko’s AI is outperforming our own inventory and sales forecasting.” This underscores the theme that AI-driven planning can replace or augment manual forecasting even for experienced teams.

These stories consistently highlight fewer stockouts, revenue or efficiency gains, time saved, and confidence in planning and POs, with strong emphasis on support and product flexibility.

Roadmap and considerations

Direction Prediko is moving from “planning only” to a full inventory workflow platform: connecting planning with execution across systems and, over time, introducing role-based agents that recommend and help execute actions. The company is also building multi-platform support (e.g. Amazon “coming soon”) and deepening integrations. Risks and things to watch

• Pricing changes — GMV-based tiers may be updated; confirm current pricing at prediko.io/pricing.
• Amazon timing — If you rely heavily on Amazon, confirm when the integration ships.
• Platform lock-in — Best value is on Shopify; if you diversify storefronts, check how Prediko fits.
• Scaling cost — As GMV grows, plan cost increases by band; weigh dedicated support, API access, and Slack channel against total cost.
• Feature dependency — Some advanced capabilities (raw materials, production planning, full API) are tier- or add-on-dependent; confirm what’s included at your GMV before committing.

For most Shopify brands focused on inventory and planning, Prediko’s roadmap and current feature set align well with the trend toward AI-assisted operations and fewer manual spreadsheets. The stated vision—moving from planning-only to a full inventory workflow platform with role-based agents that help execute, not just recommend—suggests ongoing investment in product depth and automation.

Summary

Prediko is the AI inventory management and demand planning platform for Shopify brands that want to restock on time, every time. It combines AI demand planning (revenue target → 12-month plan), AI supply planning (buying table and restocking alerts), purchase order management, and optional raw materials and BOMs in one place. With unlimited users, SKUs, and POs, 100+ integrations, transparent GMV-based pricing from $49/month, and a 14-day free trial, it’s built for growing merchants who are done with spreadsheets and want fewer stockouts and faster POs.

When to try Prediko If you’re on Shopify, hold physical inventory, and have outgrown spreadsheets—or you’re losing sales to stockouts or cash to overstock—Prediko is a strong candidate. Start with the 14-day trial, connect your store, and run through a demand plan and a few POs. If you use raw materials or BOMs, ask about the $20/month add-on. If you’re at higher GMV, request a demo to see exact pricing and what’s included (dedicated CSM, Slack, API). Compare with Inventory Planner, Fabrikatör, or Cin7 if you need a different feature set or pricing model.

Customer results—60% fewer stockouts, 13% revenue increase, 10+ hours saved per week, 200% best-seller revenue in one case, and 40% inventory efficiency in another—show that the product delivers when teams adopt it. It’s best for Shopify brands with physical inventory; less suitable for dropshippers, non-Shopify stores, or very simple catalog needs. If you’re a Shopify merchant serious about inventory and planning, Prediko is a strong candidate to try.

Best for: Shopify brands that want AI-powered demand and supply planning, fewer stockouts, and faster purchase order creation. Verdict: 4.5/5 — The go-to AI inventory and planning platform for Shopify merchants who want to restock on time and scale with confidence.