StoreAutomator

StoreAutomator is a cloud multichannel listing and order management platform for brands, distributors and retailers.

StoreAutomator is a cloud multichannel listing and order management platform for brands, distributors and retailers. It lets sellers manage product data in one catalog, then list, price and sell on marketplaces such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target Plus, Wayfair, Etsy, Best Buy, Newegg and Reverb. The company says it connects to more than 300 marketplaces. Features include product information management, inventory sync, repricing, order management, marketplace data feeds and connections to ERP, WMS and shipping software. Pricing is a monthly subscription quoted for each business, with no revenue share and no long-term contract. Prices are only shared on request.

Key features

  • Central product catalog (PIM) with data mapping per channel
  • Listing to 300+ marketplaces with channel-level price and content overrides
  • Inventory sync across channels
  • Order management and fulfillment automation
  • Repricing and pricing rules
  • Custom data feeds and ERP/WMS integrations
StoreAutomator

FAQ

How much does StoreAutomator cost?

StoreAutomator does not publish prices. Its pricing page says you get a custom quote based on your operations, systems, team and channel strategy. Pricing is monthly, with no long-term contracts, no commissions and no restricted functions. Third-party reviews also describe it as a month-to-month subscription with zero commission. Book a demo or use the contact form to get a price.

Is there a StoreAutomator free trial?

StoreAutomator's own website does not advertise a free trial. Its pricing and contact pages point new users to book a demo and request a custom quote. Some third-party software directories mention a 15-day free trial with no credit card needed, but this could not be confirmed on StoreAutomator's website, so ask the sales team whether a trial is available for your business.

Which marketplaces does StoreAutomator support?

StoreAutomator says it lets sellers list, price and sell on Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target Plus and more than 300 marketplaces. Channels named on its homepage include Wayfair, Etsy, Best Buy, Newegg, Macy's, Shein and Reverb. It also connects to back-office systems such as ERP and WMS software, and reviews mention shipping integrations with ShipStation, ShippingEasy and UPS.

Does StoreAutomator work with eBay?

Yes. StoreAutomator lists eBay as a supported channel. Sellers can publish products to eBay from a central catalog, sync inventory and manage eBay orders with orders from other marketplaces. Its help center includes eBay-specific settings, such as a switch to enable strikethrough pricing, and the platform lets you override price and content per channel so eBay listings can differ from other marketplaces.

How do I cancel StoreAutomator?

StoreAutomator does not publish self-service cancellation steps. Its plans are month to month with no long-term contract, so submit a cancellation request through the support portal at support.storeautomator.com or contact your account manager. Ask for written confirmation of the date billing stops, and export your product catalog and order data before the account is closed.

How do I contact StoreAutomator support?

StoreAutomator advertises 24/7 global support. Existing customers can search guides and submit requests through the help center at support.storeautomator.com, and new customers can use the contact form or book a demo at storeautomator.com/contact-us. Software directories list support by live chat, email and phone, and Software Finder lists the phone number (661) 384-7070.

Does StoreAutomator take a percentage of sales?

No. StoreAutomator says its pricing is a monthly subscription with no revenue share or commissions on your sales. Its pricing page also says there are no long-term contracts and no restricted functions. The actual monthly price depends on your business, including your systems, team and sales channels, and is given as a custom quote after you contact the sales team.

What do users say about StoreAutomator?

StoreAutomator has a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 18 reviews on Software Advice. Reviewers often mention responsive support, a flexible platform and a lower cost than ChannelAdvisor. Common complaints include a learning curve for data mapping and categorization, an interface that could be more modern, occasional inventory sync delays between channels, and limited flexibility for changing SKUs after products are created.

What are alternatives to StoreAutomator?

Other multichannel listing and inventory tools include ChannelAdvisor (now Rithum), Linnworks, Sellbrite and 3Dsellers. ChannelAdvisor is often compared with StoreAutomator by larger sellers, Linnworks focuses on inventory and order management, and 3Dsellers is built around eBay selling with support for other channels. Compare supported marketplaces, pricing model and how each tool handles product data mapping.

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