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CTS 4.9 from 85 reviews

CTS Multi Barcode Labels alternatives for Shopify

CTS reaches purchase orders through Stocky, and the Stocky API stopped on 31 August 2026. Six alternatives that read the delivery directly, compared on price.

Details last checked August 17, 2026

The short answer

The reason to move is a date. CTS reaches purchase orders through Stocky, and the Stocky API stopped working on 31 August 2026. StandardLabel reads the receiving event itself, so nothing in the chain depends on Stocky. If templates and Liquid are what you use CTS for, AOP's label designer is the closer match.

Why shops look for a CTS Multi Barcode Labels alternative

  1. 1

    Its purchase order support runs through Stocky, and the Stocky API stopped on 31 August 2026.

  2. 2

    It is built to print from your product list, so a delivery is not where the job starts.

  3. 3

    There is no free plan. One $9.99 tier, with a five day trial to decide in.

What CTS Multi Barcode Labels still does well

  • Rated 4.9 from 85 reviews, where most of this list has none
  • Wide template and printer support, and Liquid for formatting the text

The alternatives at a glance

Every app here does the same job as CTS Multi Barcode Labels. Prices are the entry paid plan, and ratings are from the App Store.

The alternatives at a glance
App Rating From Quantity from what was received Subtracts what you already printed
StandardLabel Our app No reviews yet $9.99 Yes Yes
FlochLabels No reviews yet $9.99 Yes No
AOP PO Label Printer No reviews yet $9.99 No No
Receivio No reviews yet $19 Yes No
StockKit No reviews yet $14 Yes No
506 EasyScan 5.0 from 335 reviews $9.99, or $79.99 with purchase orders Partly No
Retail Barcode Labels 2.3 from 466 reviews Free No No
CTS Multi Barcode Labels the app you have 4.9 from 85 reviews $9.99 No No

The alternatives, one by one

StandardLabel Our app

Shops receiving deliveries in parts, week after week

$9.99

Move to StandardLabel if you print from deliveries. Ours reads the receiving event directly rather than through Stocky, it subtracts what you have already printed, and the free plan covers 200 labels a month with every feature switched on.

  • The only one here that keeps a record of what it has already printed
  • Every feature on every plan, including the free one. Only volume differs
  • Thirteen label stocks, and a calibration page for lining up a new roll
  • Launched in 2026, with no review history to speak of
  • It prints labels. It does not raise purchase orders, receive stock or forecast

FlochLabels

Shops that receive each delivery in one go

$9.99

The closest thing to a direct rival. It reads the same transfer data, prefills the accepted quantity, and has a good preset list and locale-aware price formatting.

  • Prefills from the delivery, and its numbers matched ours to the unit
  • Prices formatted for the local market, which avoids a class of reprint
  • Offers the cumulative accepted total again on a part delivery, so you correct every line

AOP PO Label Printer

Labelling a delivery you expect to arrive complete

$9.99

Reads transfers created from purchase orders and prefills the ordered quantity, with a label designer, a catalogue-wide barcode health check and scan to print.

  • The label designer and barcode health check are genuinely useful extras
  • A free plan of 500 labels a month, and 5,000 on the $9.99 plan against our 2,000
  • Its listing prefills the ordered quantity, so a short delivery prints labels for stock that did not arrive

Receivio

Shops that want receiving and labels in one app

$19

A full receiving workflow rather than a label utility. It raises its own purchase orders, receives full or partial quantities, updates inventory, and prints labels at the end.

  • Covers the whole goods-in job, not only the labels
  • Receives partial quantities, and updates inventory on confirmation
  • Multi-location receiving is held back for the $39 plan

StockKit

Shops replacing all of Stocky, not only the labels

$14

The closest thing on this list to Stocky itself. Its own purchase orders, receiving, suppliers, forecasting and labels, in one app.

  • Replaces most of what Stocky did, in one place
  • Suppliers, stocktakes and forecasting, which none of the label apps have
  • Runs from $14 to $79 a month, which is a lot if you only need labels

506 EasyScan

Shops that want barcodes across the whole operation

$9.99, or $79.99 with purchase orders

A broad barcode suite covering inventory, picking, orders and purchase orders, and much the most reviewed app on this list.

  • Rated 5.0 from 335 reviews, and Built for Shopify
  • Barcode workflows well beyond labelling a delivery
  • Purchase orders and transfer orders are on the $79.99 plan

Retail Barcode Labels

Labelling products, rather than a delivery

Free

Shopify's own free label app. It prints from your product list, which is the right tool for labelling a shelf or a new range, and the wrong one for a delivery.

  • Free, and made by Shopify
  • Fine for a known list of products
  • Quantities do not come from a receiving event, so you count and type them

When CTS Multi Barcode Labels is still the right choice

Stay on CTS if you print labels for products rather than for deliveries, and you use the Liquid formatting. It is rated 4.9 from 85 reviews, which is more history than any of the 2026 entrants can show, ours included.

View CTS Multi Barcode Labels on the App Store

Before you switch

  • Run one real delivery through both apps before you uninstall anything. Use a delivery that arrives in two parts, because that is where they differ.
  • Check the number each app offers on every line against what you actually accepted, not against what you ordered.
  • Print one label on the stock you use and measure it. A preset that is two millimetres out wastes a roll, and every app has its own preset list.
  • Add up what you print in a normal month. The label allowance is what moves the price between plans, not the feature list.
  • Keep the old app installed until a full week of deliveries has gone through the new one.

Questions people ask

What is the best CTS Multi Barcode Labels alternative?
The reason to move is a date. CTS reaches purchase orders through Stocky, and the Stocky API stopped working on 31 August 2026. StandardLabel reads the receiving event itself, so nothing in the chain depends on Stocky. If templates and Liquid are what you use CTS for, AOP's label designer is the closer match.
Is CTS Multi Barcode Labels still worth using?
Stay on CTS if you print labels for products rather than for deliveries, and you use the Liquid formatting. It is rated 4.9 from 85 reviews, which is more history than any of the 2026 entrants can show, ours included.
What do the alternatives to CTS Multi Barcode Labels cost?
StandardLabel: $9.99. FlochLabels: $9.99. AOP PO Label Printer: $9.99. Receivio: $19. StockKit: $14. 506 EasyScan: $9.99, or $79.99 with purchase orders. Retail Barcode Labels: Free. CTS Multi Barcode Labels: $9.99.
How do I switch from CTS Multi Barcode Labels without losing anything?
Run one real delivery through both apps before you uninstall anything. Use a delivery that arrives in two parts, because that is where they differ. Check the number each app offers on every line against what you actually accepted, not against what you ordered. Print one label on the stock you use and measure it. A preset that is two millimetres out wastes a roll, and every app has its own preset list. Add up what you print in a normal month. The label allowance is what moves the price between plans, not the feature list. Keep the old app installed until a full week of deliveries has gone through the new one.

Comparing more than one

This page is about leaving one app. The full list ranks 8 of them on the same rows.

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Stop typing label quantities

Install the app, open a delivery and print the labels for it. Setup takes about four minutes.

StandardLabel

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