Solutions · Large catalogs

Keep 500 collections in order – with one rule and three exceptions

Stores with 10,000+ products run 524 collections at the median on Bestsellers reSort. Set one store-wide rule, override the few collections that differ, and the app writes every collection's order on schedule – no dragging, no theme code.

Built for Shopify

  • Shopify Partner since 2016
  • 37,000+ installs
  • Catalogs from 10,000 to 1,000,000+ products
  • 190,000+ collections sorted every day

One rule for the store, exceptions for the few

With hundreds of collections nobody sets rules one by one. Set the default once, then override only the collections that work differently.

Store default

Revenue over the last 90 days, sold-out to the bottom, restocked products treated as new. Every enabled collection inherits it.

Sale by discount

Override the Sale collection with Discount – High to Low. The deepest markdowns lead; the default still handles sold-out.

New In by date

Override New In with Publish Date – New to Old and switch new-on-top off there, since everything in it is new.

Enable in bulk

Select all collections in the table and enable them in one click; anything you leave off keeps Shopify's own order. The app sets enabled collections to Manually and writes the positions.

Runs one to four times a day at hours you choose. A store with 10,000 to 100,000 products sorts in about 10 minutes at the median; nine in ten such stores finish within the hour.

How stores with 10,000+ products set their rules

Store-level settings of a sample of 150+ stores with 10,000 or more products on Bestsellers reSort, compared with a sample of 1,800+ stores of every size; sort durations from 14 days of run history. Snapshot 10 September 2026.

524 collections at the median store all stores: 73
60% send sold-out products to the bottom all stores: 44%
37% fix groups of products in place with tags all stores: 18%
~10 min to sort a 10,000–100,000 product store median run; 9 in 10 stores finish within the hour

Three setups large catalogs run

Each one is a rule in the store's own words, then the settings that carry it out.

Hundreds of collections

One global rule: 90-day revenue, sold-out down, restocks as new. Override only Sale (by discount) and New (by publish date). Result: hundreds of collections in order from one setup, three exceptions.

Stock that comes and goes

A product counts as sold out once three of its variants are gone, not the last one. It drops to the bottom that day and returns when stock does; the buying team gets one email each morning listing what reached zero and what is low, with ABC grade and sell-through rate. StockIQ: Advanced Out-of-Stock Rules, Push Down Out-of-Stock, daily low-stock and out-of-stock lists, applied to the collections you choose.

Slow movers surface

Tag products with stock but no sales in 90 days as Aging, build a smart collection from the tag, and sort it by inventory quantity so the deepest stock leads. Bestsellers reSort: Aging tag rule, smart collection from the tag, Inventory Qty – High to Low on that collection.

From large-catalog stores on the Shopify App Store

Different Drop🇦🇺

Shopify has very basic and infexible collection sorting rules so to overcome this limitation we used to use 3rd party software power to render collections and site search on our website. This was expensive and always felt needlessly complex. It also added unnessariy load time to collection pages and was just another thing that could break. When I discovered BestSellers ReSort I realised we could combine it with Shopify's new native Search & Discover App and achieve 80% of what the fancy enterprise software does at a fraction of the cost. And it was all using native shopify so it was faster and much more intuitive for my team to use. This App is an absolute game changer and I highly reccomend it.

★★★★★
Australia · 8 months using the app
Westwoods Cabinet Hardware🇺🇸

This app is invaluable to us as we deal with a lot of products that go in and out of stock. The feature to push down out of stock products keeps our buyers happy but still preserves the links to products. Customer service is great and pricing is competitive.

★★★★★
United States · Over 4 years using the app
She Science🇦🇺

Very helpful team. App does what it says it's going to do Saved me a ton of hours manually sorting our 100+ collections. And I am looking forward to seeing the long term effects of better merhandised collections. Having this process automated is a godsend.

★★★★★
Australia · 4 months using the app
Fifth Season Gardening🇺🇸

We have a lot of items with fluctuating stock and StockIQ makes it much much easier for our customers to navigate those collections and find what we do have on hand. The customer service team is very responsive and helpful.

★★★★★
United States · 11 months using the app
Monitors.com🇺🇸

Ok, I am not going to bs you. If you are running an e-commerce operation and do not have this app, you are losing big time. This must be part of the standard Shopify feature. They better buy it and implement it into their core functions. It works flawlessly and exactly as it is supposed to.

★★★★★
United States · 1 day using the app
Pool & Hot Tub Depot🇨🇦

The push down out of stock items feature works perfectly, no issues. Great help to keep our site organized. The daily low and out of stock reports are super helpful for managing inventory and work great. The back-in-stock notification is in beta right now and fairly basic but works well. We had an issue where the back-in-stock notification button wasn't appearing correctly when customers selected out-of-stock variants. The support team was responsive, and their developers implemented a fix that resolved the problem across our entire site. Great customer service and very responsive, would not hesitate to recommend.

★★★★★
Canada · 23 days using the app

Frequently Asked Questions

Catalog limits, per-collection rules, run times and storefront speed.

Does it handle 100,000+ products?

Yes. Stores with several hundred thousand products run on Bestsellers reSort, and the largest has over 1,000,000. Palladium has no product or collection limit.

Do I have to set rules for every collection?

No. Set one store default; every enabled collection inherits it. Override only the collections that differ – Sale, New In, clearance.

How long does a sort run take on a big store?

A store with 10,000 to 100,000 products sorts its collections in about 10 minutes at the median; nine in ten such stores finish within the hour. Stores with several hundred thousand products take longer and usually sort once a day at a quiet hour. Figures from 14 days of run history, September 2026.

Can I leave some collections on Shopify's own order?

Yes. Only enabled collections are managed; the rest keep the order set in Shopify. A collection you switch off goes back to its Shopify order.

Does it slow the storefront down?

No storefront code is added. Bestsellers reSort writes positions through Shopify's API on schedule and the theme renders the collection as usual.

One rule. Five hundred collections.

Enable the collections, set the default, override Sale and New In. The 7-day trial covers the whole catalog on Palladium.

Caspari

Bestsellers reSort

"This app takes a lot of manual work out of my day and is great for large and very varied catalogs."

Large-catalog merchant testimonial

She Science

Bestsellers reSort

"Saved me a ton of hours manually sorting our 100+ collections."

Large-catalog merchant testimonial

Westwoods Cabinet Hardware

StockIQ

"The feature to push down out of stock products keeps our buyers happy but still preserves the links to products."

Large-catalog merchant testimonial