Discogs and RecordFlower: one inventory, Discogs as a sales channel
RecordFlower connects to your Discogs seller account and treats Discogs as one of your sales channels. You import your listings once at onboarding, keep selling on Discogs, and the Hub publishes new records there with a price rule of its own. A sale on Discogs takes the copy off your webshop and every other channel.
- Available in
- Core and Shop
- Status
- Live
- Last checked
- November 2026
What syncs
What Discogs syncs with the Hub
| What | Synced | How |
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| Stock | Yes | A sale anywhere removes the listing from Discogs; a sale on Discogs removes the copy everywhere else. The Hub checks Discogs for new orders every minute. |
| Price with channel rule | Yes | The Hub price plus the markup or discount you set for Discogs, or a fixed Discogs price for one record. |
| Orders | Partly | The sale is registered in the Hub and the copy is booked off. The order itself, the buyer messages and the payment stay in Discogs. |
| Shipping status | No | You mark a Discogs order as shipped in Discogs, as you do today. |
| Photos | No | Discogs shows the release images from its own database. Your own photos of a copy appear in your webshop. |
How it works
How Discogs works with RecordFlower
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Connect your Discogs seller account under Settings, Integrations. Discogs asks you to grant RecordFlower access to your inventory and orders.
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Run the one-off import. Your listings come across with their price, condition, quantity and notes, each as one copy in the Hub.
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Set the Discogs price rule: a percentage or fixed amount on top of the Hub price, or a discount. Every published record follows it.
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Publish new records to Discogs from the Hub, one by one or in bulk, with Scan & Go or Search & list as the way in.
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Sell. A Discogs order is booked off in the Hub within a minute, and the copy disappears from your webshop and your other channels.
Honest limits
What it does not do
- It does not copy catalogue text or images from Discogs into your shop. Your shop describes releases from public, openly licensed data.
- It does not read changes you make on Discogs itself back into the Hub after the import. Change a price in the Hub and the Hub pushes it to Discogs.
- It does not handle Discogs messages, payments or shipping. Those stay in your Discogs seller account.
Prices per channel. Every record has one price in the Hub. For Discogs you set a markup or discount, as a percentage or a fixed amount, and a single record can get its own price on this channel. Read how to set prices per channel
FAQ
Questions about Discogs and RecordFlower
No. Discogs stays one of your channels. Your listings stay live there, new records are published to Discogs from the Hub, and the Hub takes a copy off Discogs the moment it sells somewhere else.
The import from Discogs runs once, at onboarding. From then on the Hub is the place where you manage stock and prices, and it pushes those to Discogs. Sales on Discogs flow back into the Hub every minute.
Yes. You set one rule for Discogs, for example a markup that covers the Discogs fee, and you can give a single record its own Discogs price. Your webshop keeps the Hub price.
The Hub books the copy off first, then withdraws the listing from Discogs, usually within a few minutes. A record that is gone from the shelf is gone from Discogs too.
No. RecordFlower charges a fixed monthly plan and no commission. Discogs charges its own fee, which you can cover with the Discogs price rule.
Discogs is included in Core and Shop. You can try either plan free for 60 days without a credit card.
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