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Stop sold-out products from sitting at the top of your Shopify collections.

SortPilot automatically moves unavailable products down, keeps each collection sorted by its own rules, and shows a clear log of every change — usually in under 90 seconds.

Apply for free beta access No credit card · Limited to 20 Shopify stores · Hands-on onboarding
SortPilot robot mascot flying upward
New Arrivals Sorted 42s ago
Red Linen Blazer
Pinned hero product · available
Pinned
Striped Cotton Shirt
New arrival boost · available
Available
White Canvas Tote
Position unchanged · available
Available
Blue Denim Jacket
All variants sold out · moved down
Sold out
Reason: sold-out push-down +37 positions
<90s
target inventory response
500
products on free plan
10
collections on free plan
20
hands-on beta stores

The real problem

Shopify does not know which products should be shown first for each collection.

Native sorting is fine for small catalogs. It breaks down when products sell out, new items launch, seasonal collections change, and one product belongs in multiple collections with different priorities.

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Sold-out products stay visible

Customers click products they cannot buy. You usually notice only after the collection already looks messy.

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Manual drag-and-drop does not scale

Once a collection has hundreds of products, manually arranging products becomes a recurring chore.

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One global rule is not enough

New Arrivals, Sale, Bestsellers, and Clearance collections need different rules — not one shared sorting logic.

Before and after

See what changes before and after SortPilot.

SortPilot watches real inventory changes and reorders the affected collection using the rules you set.

Before SortPilot

Manual / delayed
1
Blue Denim Jacket
All variants sold out
Sold out
2
Red Linen Blazer
Available
Available
3
White Canvas Tote
Sold out yesterday
Sold out
4
Striped Cotton Shirt
Available
Available

After SortPilot

Rule applied
1
Red Linen Blazer
Pinned hero product
Pinned
2
Striped Cotton Shirt
Available + new arrival boost
Available
38
Blue Denim Jacket
Moved down because sold out
Sold out
39
White Canvas Tote
Moved down because sold out
Sold out

This is illustrative demo data, not a promise that every collection will sort identically. Your rules decide the final order.

What makes it different

Not another black-box sorting app.

The beta is intentionally focused: fast inventory response, independent rules per collection, product pins, and clear explanations.

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Fast inventory response

When inventory changes, SortPilot reacts quickly instead of waiting for the next scheduled batch job.

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Per-collection rules

Use different rules for New Arrivals, Sale, Bestsellers, Clearance, or any collection that needs its own logic.

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Pins and safe overrides

Keep hero products where they belong while still allowing the rest of the collection to sort automatically.

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Clear change log

See what changed, why it changed, and when it happened. No guessing whether the app actually acted.

SortPilot change log · Summer Collection
14:32:07Blue Denim Jacket sold out → moved from #1 to #38.
14:31:42White Canvas Tote inventory changed → no position change needed.
14:29:15Red Linen Blazer restocked → returned to pinned position #1.

Fit check

This beta is not for every Shopify store.

Good beta feedback comes from stores where collection order actually affects sales.

Good fit

  • Stores with 300+ products and several active collections.
  • Stores where products regularly sell out, restock, or rotate seasonally.
  • Merchants who currently sort manually or are unhappy with delayed sorting.
  • Shopify agencies managing product-heavy client stores.

Not a good fit yet

  • Tiny stores where collection order barely changes.
  • Dormant stores, test stores, or stores without real sales activity.
  • Stores needing a full AI personalization suite on day one.
  • Merchants who cannot share basic feedback during beta.

Run a Shopify agency?

If your clients struggle with large catalogs, sold-out products, seasonal drops, or manual collection cleanup, apply as an agency partner. Apply as an agency partner to test SortPilot on a suitable client store or internal demo store.

Apply and mention “agency” in the form →

The beta arrangement

What selected beta stores receive.

Selected beta stores get guided setup, 6 months free Pro access, and direct product support during the beta period.

What you get

  • 6 months free Pro access during the beta period.
  • Guided onboarding so your first collection is configured properly.
  • Direct support while we tighten the product before public launch.
  • Influence over the roadmap if your use case is strong.

What we ask

  • Use SortPilot on at least one real collection for 4 weeks.
  • Share short weekly feedback, even if the feedback is critical.
  • Join one short onboarding or feedback call.
  • If SortPilot genuinely helps, you may be invited to leave an honest public review after launch. Reviews are optional and should reflect your real experience.

Apply for beta access

Tell us if your collections are messy.

We review applications manually and prioritize stores where SortPilot can produce a visible before/after.

Limited to 20 stores for hands-on onboarding

Join the SortPilot beta

Takes about 2 minutes. Suitable stores and agencies will hear back within 3 business days.

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