From a product page to a buying answer.
Review before you publish
Import your retailer list and review the staged rows. Correct missing or conflicting facts, then approve the reviewed information for publication.
Put the answer beside the product
After reviewing your retailer list and configuring the widget, add its snippet to your product page or share a locator link. The page stays on your own site; you decide where shoppers encounter the buying answer.
Let the shopper choose the next step
Shoppers can open directions, call a physical retailer or visit its website. Online buying options remain unverified: website links establish neither online availability, checkout nor delivery. Recorded actions show interest, not sales.
Return to the facts behind the answer
Review the recorded retailer choices and correct inaccurate listings in your supplier account. Participating retailers can maintain their own details. Keep unknown or stale stock distinct from a dated confirmation.
When the answer is missing
Wait for the retailer results to finish loading. If loading fails, retry or contact the retailer directly. No results or missing stock information do not mean the product is sold out.
Sold up to four times, seen once
- You
You ship to a wholesaler. That invoice is your whole record.
First sale - Wholesaler
Supplies retailers. Which ones, you hear second-hand.
Second sale - Retailer
Sells to installers. Puts you on a shelf you never see.
Third sale - Installer
Usually the one who decides which product goes in.
Fourth sale - A home
The moment someone chooses your product.
- What your own data covers
- What you hear second-hand
- What Stockisto shows you
Stockisto shows you the last
For Swedish VVS, the locator ships pre-seeded with scraped retailer listings. In other markets, it starts with the retailer list you import.
How each link joins the record
For Suppliers
- 1
Start with your brand
Logo, colors and hero image, once. The pages a shopper sees run in your name, on your own domain.
- 2
Map the network you already have
Import your retailers from CSV or XLSX. Fields get mapped, addresses geocoded, and every record stays staged until you approve it.
- 3
Open the page where the choice happens
Your where-to-buy page and your product pages start answering the stock question. A shopper picks a store instead of going back to Google.
- 4
Read what the network did
Which retailers your demand reached, which ones it barely touched, and what each store did with it. The table exports to CSV.
For Retailers
- 1
Your supplier adds you
Suppliers list the stores that carry their products. When one adds you, a single-use link lets you claim your listing. It stays free.
- 2
Fill in what only you know
Stock status, opening hours, showroom, services, photos. Nobody further up the chain can answer these for you.
- 3
Rank where shoppers decide
A listing with recently confirmed stock ranks above one without, across every supplier network you belong to.
- 4
See what the network sends you
How often your store was shown, and how many shoppers asked for directions, called, or clicked through to you.