Pricegun Join the waitlist

A Shopify app I'm building · waitlist open

Receive stock, print labels.

Pricegun will turn the stock you just received into barcode and price labels at the quantities that arrived. Unlimited labels for US$12 a month, flat. For Dymo, Zebra, Rollo, Brother and Avery sheets.

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Linen Tote — Natural
SKU TOTE-NAT-01
$34.00
0 12345 67890 5
×12 received — 12 labels, not one, not zero.

Why I'm building it

Stocky is gone

Stocky shut down on 31 August 2026, and with it the button that printed labels from a purchase order. Shopify's native purchase orders don't print labels, so many shops are back to typing quantities in by hand.

The free app got worse

After 2026 updates to Shopify's Retail Barcode Labels app, reviewers report smaller price fonts, a default of one label per product, and the SKU field gone from Avery 5167 sheets.

Paid apps meter you

Label credits, tickets for print previews, bulk top-ups, and onboarding chat that won't stop. Printing labels is a weekly chore; it shouldn't need a budget.

What it's planned to do

  1. Pick what arrived. Choose a received transfer, or upload the CSV export of a purchase order. Quantities fill in from what was received.
  2. Check the labels. Title, variant, price, compare-at price, SKU, vendor and barcode, each with its own font size. Preview free, as often as you like.
  3. Print. An exact-size PDF for your printer or sheet: Dymo 30252/30334/30336, 2×1″ and 2.25×1.25″ thermal (Zebra, Rollo), Brother QL 62 mm, Avery 5160/5167.
  4. At the counter. A Shopify POS tile to reprint the label for a product you've just scanned (planned for the release after launch).

US$12 / month Planned price: flat, unlimited labels, no credits or tickets. Billed through Shopify once it's on the App Store, so nothing is charged here.

First five: labels made for you

The first five people on the list who send me their next purchase-order or transfer CSV get a print-ready label PDF made from it, by hand, before the app exists. It's free, and it tells me what your real files look like.

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