Sync
List once, price once, never oversell.
On the record:
- Two-way listings
- Live stock
- Price & currency
- Markup & rounding
- Condition grades
- Sync filters
dropping the needle…
Your records, listed and priced the same on Discogs and Shopify. Sell on one, it delists on the other. Automatically.
List once, price once, never oversell.
Orders, drafts and alerts, handled.
still updating both stores by hand?
Kick the tires.
For small shops getting started.
Or €99/yr (2 months free).
For growing catalogs.
Or €199/yr (2 months free).
For serious sellers.
Or €499/yr (2 months free).
No caps. Get it all.
A typical item costs 2-3 actions over its life.
A Shopify store and a Discogs seller account. Connect Shopify first, then Discogs, both via OAuth from the dashboard. No code or CSV files involved.
Shopify owns the price: changes there are mirrored to Discogs, converted with daily exchange rates. Stock depletes both ways: sold anywhere means delisted on the other side. New items are created both ways. Discogs owns descriptive fields like condition grades.
Shopify changes sync within seconds to minutes (Shopify notifies us the moment an order or product changes). Discogs has no such notifications, so it's polled about hourly, with a full refresh at least daily. You can always run a sync manually from the dashboard.
The Shopify product is archived (or set to draft, per your settings) so it can't oversell, and the Discogs order is imported into Shopify as a paid order. If you later relist the release on Discogs, the product is republished automatically.
It covers channel fees: the markup is added when a price is written to Shopify, and stripped again when a price is written back to Discogs. Because it's applied one way and removed the other, it never compounds over repeated syncs.
The releases you keep in sync (your selection). Free covers 100 items, Starter 500, Growth 1,000 and Pro 2,500. Pay as you go has no item cap and bills per applied sync action instead.