Syncstocky for WooCommerceIn developmentYour WooCommerce stock, correct on every marketplace
A WooCommerce store and an Amazon or eBay listing that pull from the same shelf will oversell the moment one sells faster than you can update the other by hand. Syncstocky keeps your WordPress store and every marketplace on one live stock count — no CSV exports, no cron-job plugins.
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The problem
Self-hosted stock is invisible to your marketplaces
Your store and marketplaces never talk
A sale in WooCommerce doesn't tell Amazon or eBay anything. Nothing does — until you export a CSV or edit each listing by hand, by which point the fast mover has already oversold somewhere.
Sync plugins are cron jobs, not real time
Most WooCommerce inventory plugins poll on a schedule — every 15, 30, 60 minutes. On a busy launch day, a polling gap that size is exactly how you sell stock you no longer have.
One WordPress crash shouldn't cost you Amazon
When marketplace stock is downstream of a plugin running inside your WordPress install, every plugin conflict, update, or timeout is a chance for your channels to drift out of sync silently.
The solution
How Syncstocky will keep WooCommerce in sync
The same real-time engine across every channel — WooCommerce included.
Webhook-driven, not polled
WooCommerce fires order and stock webhooks natively. We'll listen to them and push the new quantity to every other channel in seconds — the same engine that already runs Shopify, Amazon, and eBay.
SKU mapping across WordPress and beyond
Your WooCommerce SKUs rarely match your Amazon seller SKUs or eBay custom labels. Map them once and every channel stays aligned automatically.
One warehouse, many storefronts
Run several WooCommerce sites, or WooCommerce alongside a Shopify store? Share one inventory pool across all of them so your own stores can't oversell each other.
Every change, logged
The Sync Log records each quantity change with source, destination, and timestamp — so a number that looks wrong can be traced in seconds, not spreadsheets.
How it works
Three steps to synced stock
Connect WooCommerce
Connect your WooCommerce store with a REST API key and we'll register webhooks and import your catalog. The WooCommerce integration is in active development — it'll be available on all plans.
Map your SKUs
Auto-match identical SKUs across channels and link the rest by hand — every product ends up with one master SKU.
Sell with confidence
Every order, restock, or adjustment on any channel updates all the others within seconds — automatically.
Popular pairings
Sync WooCommerce with everything else
One inventory pool, however many places you sell.
FAQ
WooCommerce sync, answered
Not yet — it's in active development right now. Shopify, Amazon, and eBay are live today, and WooCommerce is the next channel we're shipping. We'll announce it here when it lands.
That's the goal — any self-hosted WooCommerce store on a reachable domain, connected with a standard REST API key. We only read and write inventory quantities, never your themes, plugins, or content.
No. Syncstocky runs the sync engine on our infrastructure and talks to WooCommerce over its official REST API and webhooks, so a plugin conflict or a slow WordPress host can't quietly break your marketplace stock.
Yes — that's the whole point. One WooCommerce product maps to your Amazon and eBay listings, and a sale on any of them updates the others within seconds once the integration ships.
Same as every channel — a free 14-day trial once WooCommerce ships, then plans from $29/month; no permanently free tier. Free WordPress plugins that poll on a cron schedule exist, but they're a different, slower kind of sync than webhook-driven real-time.
The goal is yes — connect each site in a multisite network as its own store and share one inventory pool across all of them, the same way multiple standalone WooCommerce stores or Shopify stores work today.
No — WooCommerce's built-in stock status (in stock / out of stock / on backorder) is local to that one store. Syncstocky pushes the actual quantity across every connected channel, so a sale on Amazon or eBay updates WooCommerce's real number, not just a status label.
Etsy is in active development alongside WooCommerce. Once both are live, a WooCommerce product will map to its Etsy listing the same way it maps to Amazon and eBay today.
Not once real-time sync is connected. A spreadsheet or CSV export is a snapshot the moment you generate it — every sale after that makes it wrong again. It's fine as an occasional audit, but it can't replace a live sync for stock that actually changes throughout the day.
Want WooCommerce sync first?
WooCommerce sync is on the way. Start with the channels that are live today — new ones switch on automatically as they ship.
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