StoreLinkr syncs products, stock, prices and orders between webshops, suppliers and 72 marketplaces. Plans start at €69/month with a free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
StoreLinkr is an e-commerce integration platform for retailers. It connects wholesalers, POS systems and webshops built on WooCommerce, Shopify or SitePack with European marketplaces such as Bol, Kaufland, eBay and Allegro. Products, stock, prices and orders are kept in sync automatically, so sellers do not need to update each channel by hand.
The platform brings product data management, multichannel publishing, dynamic pricing, order flows and inventory guidance into one dashboard. The company describes it as built for scaling e-commerce rather than only pushing data feeds, and presents it as a way to save on separate PIM and order tools. StoreLinkr is run from Wijchen in the Netherlands, and its site is powered by SitePack B.V.
StoreLinkr describes a five-step flow from supplier to marketplace. Stock, purchase prices and feeds come in from suppliers, warehouse systems and POS software such as Picqer and Vendit POS, or from CSV and EDI feeds. Product data is then enriched once, with images, attributes, translations and categories.
A sync engine handles repricing, order routing and rules. Offers are published to the seller's webshops and to marketplaces. In the other direction, orders, competitor prices and buy box status flow back in, and orders move on to fulfilment with stock reserved. New channels can be added without technical knowledge, according to the site.
On the product data side, sellers import a catalogue once and enrich it per channel. Feeds update automatically, fields and categories are mapped per marketplace, and thousands of products can be edited at once. Automatic translations and checks aim to catch incorrect copy before it goes live, and multiple price lists per product support selling in several countries.
Order and inventory tools go further. Orders can be routed to the right warehouse, dropshipper or fulfilment partner based on inventory, location or cost, and split across several locations. Return flows and track and trace sync are included. Per-channel stock buffers protect against overselling, and forecasting suggests when and how much to reorder. A dynamic repricer adjusts prices based on rules set per channel.
StoreLinkr is an e-commerce integration platform for retailers. It connects suppliers, POS systems and webshops with European marketplaces such as Bol, Kaufland, eBay and Allegro. It keeps products, stock, prices and orders in sync automatically.
StoreLinkr uses fixed monthly plans based on monthly order volume. Plans start at €69 for up to 75 orders, with larger bundles for thousands of orders. Orders above the bundle cost a small fee each.
Yes. StoreLinkr offers a free trial with no credit card required. Users can connect a store or supplier, watch products and stock flow in, and decide afterwards.
No. StoreLinkr states it charges no revenue fee or success fee. The monthly price is fixed upfront based on the order bundle.
It supports 72 marketplaces, including Bol, Kaufland, eBay, Allegro and MediaMarkt. It also supports WooCommerce, Shopify and SitePack webshops, and suppliers and WMS systems such as Picqer, Exact Online and Skwirrel.
No. Every plan includes unlimited products and SKUs. Only monthly order volume determines which plan applies.
All orders StoreLinkr processes across connected sales channels count, including orders from the webshop and marketplaces such as Bol and Kaufland.
Yes. StoreLinkr offers a RESTful API with webhooks, supporting JSON, XML and CSV. It covers reading and updating products, pushing stock changes, and retrieving and processing orders. Documentation is at api.storelinkr.com.