Plan
Capture the idea. Temporary name, product type, owner, launch and dates.
is where Shopify makers handle variants, SKUs, costs, testing and forecast, before a product ever reaches the storefront.
setlist is not another product editor. It runs the operational work, then stages a clean, unlisted draft in Shopify with the official name, variants and SKUs. You finish the listing where listings belong.
Capture the idea. Temporary name, product type, owner, launch and dates.
Build variants, SKUs, bill of materials and cost. Set the official name.
Finalize the official name, confirm pricing and set the forecast.
Staged as an unlisted Shopify draft and synced to Fulfil. You list it live.
No longer active. Terminal, kept off to the side.
Each product type owns an ordered template. Codes auto derive from the type, name and material, then join into one SKU.
Supply lines roll into material cost. You type only the price; margin and suggested price compute.
Up to three option types, many values each. The SKU lives on the variant, never the product.
Enter a product total and auto distribute across variants, then adjust any row by hand.
Send samples to testers with a questionnaire, record results, then sell the sample with a draft order.
Materials, stock, unit costs and labor come from Fulfil. No hand entered catalogs to keep in step.
At Ready for launch, setlist stages an unlisted draft with the official name, variants, SKUs and inventory.
A product is the design container. A variant is the sellable unit, and it carries the SKU, bill of materials, cost and forecast. Every product has at least one, even when you never see the word.
setlist fits small studios and DTC brands running real product development, where a launch is a stack of variants, costs and decisions, not a single line item.
Ring sizes 5 to 9 are one option with five values, not five separate products.
Material cost pulls from Fulfil. You type the price; margin and suggested price follow.
Send samples to real testers, collect structured results, then sell the sample.
Group products into launches and limited runs with start dates and quantity caps.
Add setlist to your Shopify store and run the prep before the storefront, from the first SKU to the staged draft.