Put the products shoppers want at the top.

Sledge is a Shopify collection sorting app that keeps the products shoppers can buy at the top of your collections and search results. Rules can also lift bestsellers or new arrivals, and you can pin products by hand. You can preview each new order before it goes live, and A/B test versions to keep the one that sells more.

Shopify’s collection sort options have no stock-based order. In Sledge, “Move Sold Products to the end of product listing” is on by default. Sold-out products then sit after in-stock ones on collection pages and the search results page, even when shoppers sort by price. A restocked product moves back up, and a sold-out product you pin keeps its spot in the default order.

Yes, natively and in Sledge. Shopify’s admin lists 60 products per page, and in manual sort its Move menu sends selected products to the beginning, the end, or a position number you type. A Sledge rule orders the whole collection in one pass, and you can pin, boost or push down any product wherever it sits.

Shopify’s “Best selling” sort counts all-time orders. A Sledge rule can boost “Best sellers” instead, or rank by how often each product is shown or clicked, its conversion rate or its add-to-cart ratio, each over the last 7, 14 or 30 days. Sledge counts from the day you install it and updates daily, so at first there is little to rank.

With Sledge, yes. Pin, boost, push down, hide, filter and “Inject product” all work on collection pages and in search, on the results page and in the drop-down shown as shoppers type. Rules act on the pages Sledge shows, and you choose which collections or search words each rule covers.

With Sledge, yes, and you can mix both on one collection. Pick the products to pin, such as a new arrival or a hero product, drag them into the order you want, and let rules order the rest. Your placements hold on the collection’s default order; if a shopper sorts by price, that sort wins.

Yes, in Sledge. While you build a rule, Sledge shows the re-ordered collection in the storefront grid, ranked as shoppers will see it, one collection or search word at a time. Every new rule is set to Enable by default, so switch its status to Draft to keep it off your live store, and back to Enable when the order looks right.

Merchandising comes with Sledge rather than as a separate subscription, and it does more than sort. Boost, push down, hide and filter can target products you pick, your store’s own metrics, or any of seven product details: product type, vendor, tag, price, inventory, new arrivals and on sale. You can also place bundles, discounts and banners, with preview and A/B testing.

Pin holds the products you choose at the top, and boost lifts products without locking the rest of the grid. Push down lowers what you’d rather not lead with, like last season or low stock. Hide takes a product out of results without touching the collection, and filter shows only products that match your conditions. The filters shoppers click are a separate tool.

With Sledge, yes. “Inject product” shows products from another collection near the top, in the order you drag them. Bundle and discount placement shows a bundle or discounted product on the collection or search page you pick, even a discount you already run that was never assigned there. Banner placement does the same for promotion banners, each at the position number you set.

With Sledge, yes. A rule can take a start date and an end date, so a holiday order goes live on the day you set and the everyday order returns when it ends, with no second pass by hand. One rule can also carry several strategies at once, such as a pin and a push down together.

Yes, in Sledge. An A/B test splits shoppers between two to four versions of a collection’s order, evenly by default or by weights you set, and keeps each shopper on one version for their visit. Sledge shows visitors, clicks and revenue per version and per rule over 30 days. A free trial allows three active tests per tool; paid plans have no limit.

Yes, on any paid plan. When products sit unsold and no merchandising rule runs, Growth Intelligence can suggest a rule that moves them up, as a fix marked High or Medium priority. Your fixes add up to one monthly sales estimate, labeled “Est. potential”. Each fix opens the right page in Sledge, where you set it up. Nothing changes until you save.