StoreFeeder

StoreFeeder is a UK multichannel inventory, order and warehouse management platform based in Nottingham.

StoreFeeder is a UK multichannel inventory, order and warehouse management platform based in Nottingham. It connects online stores and marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop, Etsy, OnBuy and Shopify, syncs stock across channels, imports orders, supports barcode-based picking and prints courier labels. Royal Mail bought StoreFeeder in February 2015; StoreFeeder had built Royal Mail's Click and Drop shipping tool. It is still sold under its own name and describes itself as part of the Royal Mail Group. Pricing is a monthly fee based on annual turnover, starting at £350 a month, on a rolling 30-day agreement.

Key features

  • Listings across 40+ sales channels
  • Real-time stock sync to prevent overselling
  • Automated order import, courier allocation and label printing
  • Warehouse management with barcode scanning and guided picking
  • Reporting dashboards with Power BI access
  • Optional forecasting and multi-warehouse add-ons
StoreFeeder

FAQ

How much does StoreFeeder cost?

StoreFeeder charges a monthly fee based on your annual turnover. It starts at £350 a month for turnover up to £1,000,000 and is about £2,600 a month at £10,000,000 turnover. Enterprise plans start from about £4,600 a month. Optional add-ons cost £195 or £295 a month. There are no setup fees or sales commission, and prices exclude VAT.

Is there a StoreFeeder free trial?

StoreFeeder's website offers a free trial through a 'Try for free' sign-up, but the trial length is not stated. Its FAQ says onboarding is free, notes that the subscription begins when you sign up, and says onboarding usually takes 6 to 12 weeks depending on the quality of your data. Ask the team how the trial and the start of billing fit together.

Is StoreFeeder owned by Royal Mail?

Yes. Royal Mail acquired StoreFeeder in February 2015 for an undisclosed amount. StoreFeeder, based in Nottingham, had built Royal Mail's Click and Drop tool, launched in October 2014, which lets eBay sellers create postage labels without typing buyer addresses. Royal Mail said StoreFeeder would keep operating in the same way for existing clients, and its website still says it is part of the Royal Mail Group.

Which marketplaces and couriers does StoreFeeder support?

StoreFeeder lists marketplaces including Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop, Etsy, Not On The High Street, OnBuy, ManoMano, Tesco Marketplace, B&Q and Debenhams, and web store platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce and EKM. Couriers include Royal Mail, Parcelforce, Amazon Shipping, Evri, DPD, DHL Express, FedEx and Whistl. It says it connects to more than 40 sales channels.

How do I cancel StoreFeeder?

StoreFeeder says it runs on a rolling 30-day agreement with no annual lock-in, but it does not publish self-service cancellation steps. Contact your account manager or StoreFeeder support on 0115 784 2150 or through the Get in Touch form, and confirm your notice period and final billing date in writing. Export your product, stock and order data before the account is closed.

How do I contact StoreFeeder support?

You can call StoreFeeder on 0115 784 2150 or use the contact form on its Get in Touch page. StoreFeeder says that if you complete the form before 15:00 on a standard business day, it will be in touch by the end of that day. The contact page also offers a callback option, and reviews on Trustpilot often mention quick replies from support staff.

Does StoreFeeder charge commission on sales?

No. StoreFeeder's FAQ says it never charges commission on sales. The monthly subscription is fixed for your turnover level, with no extra charges for downloads, orders or listings, and all integrations and warehouse management features are included rather than split into feature tiers. Some courier labels may carry separate fees, and prices shown on the website exclude VAT.

What do users say about StoreFeeder?

StoreFeeder has a TrustScore of 4.8 out of 5 from 124 reviews on Trustpilot. Reviewers often praise onboarding help, hours saved on daily order processing and responsive support. Negative points include gaps in the knowledge base, requests for more flexible FIFO stock handling, and one 2026 review criticizing how recent EU tax rule changes were handled in the software.

What are alternatives to StoreFeeder?

Other multichannel inventory and order tools used by UK sellers include Linnworks, Veeqo, Brightpearl and 3Dsellers. Linnworks and Brightpearl target larger multichannel operations, Veeqo focuses on inventory and shipping, and 3Dsellers is built around eBay selling with support for other channels. Royal Mail Click and Drop is a simpler option if you only need to print postage labels.

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