ReplenishRadar Lite vs Standard: Which One Fits?

The pricing question I get most from solopreneurs is some version of: "Standard is $99 a month and assumes I have 2,000 SKUs. I have 32. Why am I paying for forecasting I don't need?"

Fair question. The answer is Lite, and this is the honest comparison.

Who Lite is built for

Lite is for the seller who:

• Runs 1 Shopify store + 1 Amazon account - both, not just one.
• Has fewer than 50 active SKUs.
• Does less than $10,000 in revenue per 30 days.
• Wants to know what's about to run out without scrolling Seller Central and Shopify Admin in two tabs.
• Does not need demand forecasting, purchase orders, FBA fee intelligence, Slack alerts, hourly sync, multi-store, or team seats.

That's a real seller. They are getting taxed by every "starter" tier in this category that starts at $99 and ships features built for someone five sizes bigger.

Who Standard is built for

Standard is for the seller who:

• Runs 2 stores - any combination of Shopify + Amazon.
• Has up to 2,000 SKUs.
• Wants demand forecasting that picks the right model per SKU pattern.
• Wants purchase order workflow with supplier records, MOQs, and email send.
• Wants FBA visibility and real-time Amazon inventory via push notifications.
• Wants 30-minute Shopify sync instead of weekly.

If any of those bullets is a hard requirement for you, Lite isn't the fit. Standard is.

Side-by-side: Lite vs Standard vs Growth

Capability	Lite ($9.99/mo)	Standard ($99/mo)	Growth ($199/mo)
Tracked SKUs	50	2,000	20,000
Connected stores	1 Shopify + 1 Amazon	2 (any combo)	5
Revenue cap (30d)	$10k	None	None
Sync cadence	Weekly + 1 manual/day	Real-time Amazon, 30-min Shopify	Real-time Amazon, 15-min Shopify
Manual refresh cooldown	24 hours	2 hours	30 minutes
Stockout alerts	Weekly digest email	Real-time	Real-time + Slack
Days of cover	Yes	Yes	Yes
Reorder math	Yes (sales-velocity based)	Yes	Yes
Demand forecasting	-	Basic (single model)	Smart (per-SKU model selection)
Purchase orders	-	Yes	Yes + Cadence Ordering
Vendor / supplier workflows	-	Yes	Yes
FBA Intelligence	-	Visibility only	Active alerts
Catalog Health (cleanup)	-	Read-only	Active
Profit Intelligence	-	Summary only	Full dashboard
API access	-	-	Read-only
Notification channels	-	-	Up to 3 (email, Slack, etc.)
Team seats	1	2	5
Shopify Flow triggers	-	-	-
Refund	30-day	30-day + 90-day ROI	30-day + 90-day ROI

The dashes are honest. Lite doesn't ship a half-broken version of forecasting. Lite doesn't ship a "view-only" PO module. Lite has zero of those. It is days of cover, reorder math, weekly stockout digest, and one inventory dashboard. That's the entire product.

When Lite is wrong

Don't start on Lite if you:

• Sell on only Shopify or only Amazon. Lite requires hybrid.
• Carry more than 50 active SKUs today. The hard cap will bite within a month.
• Do more than $10k/30d in revenue today. The revenue cap will bite within a month.
• Already have a buyer on staff generating purchase orders. The PO workflow is on Standard.
• Need Slack alerts today. Email-only on Lite.
• Need forecasting today. Lite has none.
• Need multi-store (e.g. US + UK Shopify, or two Amazon marketplaces). 1 + 1 only on Lite.

If any of those is true, the $99/mo Standard tier is the right starting point - and the 14-day trial lets you validate that before you pay anything.

When Standard is overkill

If you are a solopreneur with 32 SKUs across one Shopify and one Amazon, doing $5k a month, and what you actually want is "tell me when I'm about to run out so I can reorder," Standard is overkill. You will pay $99/mo for a forecasting engine you don't need on a catalog too small to forecast meaningfully, and for a PO workflow you'll never trigger because you reorder by emailing your supplier directly.

That's the whole reason Lite exists.

How to pick

Two questions:

1. Do you currently exceed any of Lite's caps? (50 SKUs, $10k/30d, 1 Shopify + 1 Amazon, 1 user.) If yes, start on Standard.
2. Do you need any of Lite's gaps to run your business today? (Forecasting, POs, FBA intel, Slack, hourly sync, multi-store.) If yes, start on Standard.

If both answers are no, start on Lite. You can upgrade any day without losing data.

Try Lite

Start a 14-day Lite trial - credit card required, cancel before day 15 and you won't be charged.

Or jump to Standard if your operation is past Lite's caps. Both options are visible because picking the right size is the whole point.