Flat $29–$99. Prediko meters your revenue — up to $3,999 a month.

The short version

Prediko is a demand-forecasting company. Its pricing is a ladder bolted to your store's gross merchandise value: the more you sell, the more the same software costs, rising from $49 a month for stores under $100k GMV to $3,999 a month at $45–50M GMV — and there is no free plan at any rung. Sutler does one job, the purchasing desk, and charges a flat price for it: Free, $29, $59, $99. Your best month does not change your bill.

The ladder, from Prediko's own pricing page

A raw-materials / bill-of-materials add-on can add up to a further $1,349/mo on Prediko. Source for every Prediko figure: https://www.prediko.io/pricing

Sutler's price does not appear in the right-hand column more than once because it does not change. There is no Sutler tier above $99, no revenue band, and no add-on ladder.

Two different jobs

Prediko's product is the forecast: predicting what you will sell so you know what to buy. That is the headline of its App Store listing and the center of its pitch, aimed at growing brands. Sutler's product is the desk the forecast lands on: the purchase order itself, receiving it when the truck comes, the labels, the stocktake, the landed cost, the invoice. Stores leaving Stocky mostly lost the desk — Stocky was a purchasing tool with light planning, not a forecasting engine. Judge which of the two you actually lost before you pay a metered price for the other one.

About the migration itself

Prediko's team will import your suppliers and purchase-order history for you — their customers praise exactly that, and it is genuinely helpful if you want it done by hand. Sutler takes the other route: the free Checker runs in your browser with nothing uploaded, and the import is self-serve. Your supplier costs are the most sensitive numbers in your business; whether a person reads them on the way in is a choice you should get to make.

Check your Stocky export first — it takes two minutes and nothing uploads.

The free Stocky Export Checker reads your Stocky files in your browser and counts what is actually inside them: the suppliers, products, and open purchase orders that will carry over — and what won't. Supplier records don't export from Stocky at all; the names only survive on your PO rows, and a partial-range export silently truncates your cost history. Export access is guaranteed through at least Nov 29, 2026, so there is still time to pull a full-range copy and verify it.

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What Sutler does and doesn't do

What Sutler does and doesn't do: Sutler suggests what to reorder from your sales, lead times and minimums, with the math shown, but it makes no promise about forecast accuracy. It does not do transfers between locations: if that is the job you need done, Sutler is the wrong tool and you should know that before you install anything. What it does is the purchasing desk: purchase orders, receiving, labels, stocktakes, landed cost, invoice capture — and it imports your Stocky export into working purchase orders.