Point it at a feed. Your Shopify catalog fills itself.
Every product, price, image, and stock level from your supplier's XML or YML feed flows straight into your Shopify catalog — no manual CSV wrangling, no spreadsheet mapping, no copy-pasting hundreds of rows. Field mapping is generated automatically and you fine-tune it once; after that, re-imports run on their own.
✓ No product limits · ✓ Scheduled re-imports · ✓ Per-supplier cleanup rules
The manual side of running a supplier feed
Mapping fields by hand, every time
Every supplier's feed structures data a little differently — matching their fields to Shopify's manually is slow and error-prone.
Re-running imports manually
Prices and stock change constantly at the supplier end; remembering to re-import on your own means your store is always a little stale.
Junk data flowing straight into your store
Supplier-added words in titles, missing weights, and out-of-stock items all need cleanup that's easy to forget under time pressure.
Juggling multiple supplier feeds separately
Running two or three suppliers through completely separate manual processes multiplies the work instead of consolidating it.
From a raw feed to a live Shopify listing
Any standard XML or YML supplier feed
Point the importer at your supplier's feed URL and it parses products, categories, prices, images, and stock levels automatically — field mapping is auto-generated for the common feed formats used by dropshipping suppliers, and you can fine-tune it once if needed.
Scheduled re-imports keep your catalog current
Feeds are re-imported on a schedule you choose, so new products, price changes, and stock updates from your supplier keep flowing into Shopify automatically — you don't have to remember to re-run anything.
Cleanup rules applied on the way in
Strip unwanted words from titles, set default weights per category (clothing vs. shoes, for example, so shipping rates stay accurate), and skip out-of-stock products automatically during import — configured once per supplier, applied to every product from that feed, and reapplicable retroactively to what's already been imported.
Multiple suppliers, one consolidated catalog
Connect as many supplier feeds as you need — each with its own schedule and cleanup rules — and everything lands in one unified Shopify catalog instead of separate manual workflows per supplier.
Health monitoring catches problems automatically
Overdue imports and supplier feeds returning errors are surfaced on a dedicated monitor, with one-click retry — so a broken feed doesn't sit silently failing for days before you notice.
Getting a feed connected takes minutes
Add the feed URL
Paste your supplier's XML or YML feed link, or upload a file directly.
Review the field mapping
Mapping is auto-generated — confirm it or adjust anything unusual to your feed.
Set cleanup rules (optional)
Strip words, set default weights, or skip out-of-stock items — once, for this supplier.
Import runs on schedule
Products start flowing into your Shopify catalog, kept current automatically from here.
Good to know
What feed formats are supported?
Standard XML and YML supplier feeds — the formats most dropshipping suppliers already publish. Point us at the URL and the importer takes it from there.
How often does the feed re-import?
On a schedule you choose, so price and stock changes from your supplier reach your Shopify store automatically without manual re-runs.
Can I connect more than one supplier?
Yes — each supplier gets its own feed, schedule, and cleanup rules, all consolidating into one Shopify catalog.
What are "cleanup rules" exactly?
Per-supplier automation: stripping specific words from titles, setting default product weights by category, and skipping out-of-stock items on import — configured once, applied automatically to every future import from that supplier.
What happens if a supplier's feed goes down or errors out?
Overdue or failing imports show up on a dedicated health monitor with one-click retry, so you find out quickly instead of noticing weeks later that products stopped updating.
Is there a product limit?
No artificial caps — the Full Access plan at $49/month covers unlimited catalog import and sync.