Go10x Merchandiser · early access

Your best buyer.
Working every hour.

For twenty years, collection merchandising has meant drag-and-drop on Monday and a stale page by Wednesday. The Go10x Merchandiser is an AI agent that reads demand, margin, size runs and stock every hour — re-ranks every collection the way your best merchandiser would — and tells you exactly why.

/collections/womens-new-arrivalsSample collection · 12 products
Shopify default sort

Tap any product to see why it ranks where it does. Squares = sizes in stock. Sample apparel collection.

Linen Wide-Leg Rank #6 · Default sort
71
score
Sales velocity35% weight
Gross margin25% weight
Size-run health5 of 6 sizes
Freshness15% weight
Low returns8% return rate

Selling well above its 30-day pace with a healthy size run. Earns a top spot.

Default sort: Oldest first, the way most stores ship. A sold-out cami holds the #1 spot and two broken size runs sit in row one.

The problem

Your collection page is your highest-traffic shelf. Nobody is restocking it.

Shopify gives you “Best selling”, “Newest” and drag-and-drop. None of them know your margins, your size runs, your campaigns or what sold out an hour ago.

Sold out in row one

The product that sold out overnight still holds the best spot on the page. Shoppers click, see “sold out”, and leave.

Broken size runs on top

“In stock” in one size is still in stock to Shopify. To a shopper who wears a medium, it’s a dead end.

New drops buried

“Best selling” rewards last month. Your new collection launches on page three where nobody scrolls.

Blind to margin

A discounted low-margin tee gets the same shelf space as your highest-margin hero product.

Stale by Wednesday

Someone re-sorts by hand on Monday. By midweek, stock and demand have moved and the page hasn’t.

No one knows why

Sort apps run black-box rules. When the page changes, the team can’t tell what moved, or whether it helped.

How it thinks

Six signals. One score. Every product, every hour.

The Merchandiser blends live signals into a single rank, weighted by the goal you set for each collection. Your buyer’s instincts — written down, and run continuously.

Different goal per collection — sell-through, margin, launch, clearance
Size-aware: broken size runs drop before shoppers hit them
Your rules always win: pin, boost, bury or exclude
Sales velocityUnits per session over the last 48 hours vs. 30 days.
Gross marginPrice, cost and active discounts per product.
Size-run healthHow many core sizes are actually buyable right now.
Stock depthWeeks of cover, so you don’t push what you can’t ship.
FreshnessNew arrivals get a launch window to prove themselves.
Return rateProducts that come back don’t get rewarded for selling.
Explainable by design

It tells your team what it moved — and why.

Every re-sort ships with a plain-English change log in Slack. Your team reviews, approves or reverts in one click. No black box.

Go10x Merchandiser APP#merchandising · 6:00 AM

Re-sorted 14 collections overnight. Top moves in Women’s New Arrivals:

#14 → #2Linen Wide-Leg — selling 3× its 30-day pace, 5 of 6 sizes in stock.
#3 → #11Wrap Dress — only XS left in stock. Back up automatically when restocked.
NEW → #4Knit Polo — launched yesterday, given a 7-day launch window.
#1 → #12Silk Cami — sold out. Kept discoverable at the end, not hidden.
Approve all Revert Open dashboard
You stay in control

Autopilot, with your hand on the wheel.

Pin, boost, bury

Lock hero products in place, push a campaign product up, or keep a style out of row one — per collection.

Approve before publish

Start in review mode: see the proposed order before it goes live. Switch to autopilot when you trust it.

One-click revert

Every sort is versioned. Roll any collection back to yesterday — or last Black Friday — instantly.

Why it’s different

Not another sort app.

Manual drag-and-dropRule-based sort appsGo10x Merchandiser
How often it updatesWhen someone has timeOn a schedule, fixed rulesEvery hour, from live signals
Knows size-run healthNoSometimesYes — per size, per product
Weighs marginOnly if you rememberRarelyYes, with discounts applied
Goal per collectionNoOne rule setSell-through, margin, launch, clearance
Explains changesNoNoPlain-English log in Slack
Who sets it upYour teamYour teamGo10x operators, with you
Where it’s going

Sorting is step one. Merchandising that reacts to everything is the point.

Now · early access
Hourly collection re-ranking by goal
Size-run and sold-out handling
Pin, boost, bury and exclude rules
Review mode, version history, revert
Daily change log in Slack
Next · in development
Campaign-aware: boost what Klaviyo and Meta are promoting
Per-market sorts for US, UK and AU storefronts
A/B test sort strategies against each other
Homepage and search results merchandising
Reorder alerts when a winner is about to sell out
Live in a week

Three steps to a self-sorting store.

01

Connect

Install on your Shopify store. We read orders, inventory and product costs — nothing changes yet.

02

Set goals

Together we choose a goal for each collection and add your pins and rules.

03

Review, then go

Approve the first sorts in review mode. Flip to autopilot when the results speak.

Early access · limited brands

Let your collections sort themselves.

We’re onboarding a small group of Shopify apparel and lifestyle brands. Bring one collection — we’ll show you the re-sort on a call.