Shopify Plus pricing looks simple on the surface: a flat fee that starts at $2,300 a month. In practice, the Shopify Plus plan is priced in layers. There is a contract term that changes the base fee, a variable platform fee that replaces the flat fee for higher-volume brands, card rates that differ from the […]
Picking the suitable Shopify plans looks simple until you notice that the monthly price is only one part of the cost. Each plan also sets your card rate, the extra fee for outside payment providers, your shipping discounts, and how many staff can work in the store. The right choice depends on how much you […]
A Shopify Facebook product feed sends your Shopify product data to Meta for use across Facebook and Instagram. When that data is incomplete or out of sync, products may show incorrect prices, missing images, or fail to appear in your catalog. This guide covers the main ways to create and manage a Shopify product feed […]
Most merchants expect one flat monthly price and then open their first invoice to find more. Shopify fees come in layers: the plan itself, a card rate on every online sale, an extra charge if you skip Shopify Payments, and a long tail of add-ons. Knowing how those layers stack before you commit can save […]
Shopify Google Analytics gives merchants a deeper view of what happens before, during, and after a purchase. While Shopify Analytics focuses on orders, sales, products, and customers, GA4 tracks individual visitor actions such as product views, cart additions, checkout steps, and purchases. This makes Google Analytics for Shopify especially useful for understanding where visitors come […]
Ask which is the cheapest Shopify plan and you will get three different answers, because the lowest price and the lowest-cost way to run a real store are not the same thing. Shopify now has a $0 Agentic plan with no public online store, a $5 Starter plan that new merchants can no longer choose, […]
Google Tag Manager for Shopify looks simple until the tracking setup reaches checkout. A few misplaced tags can leave important purchase data missing, while an existing Google & YouTube integration can cause the same order to be counted twice. Shopify’s checkout restrictions and sandboxed tracking environment make GTM setup different from a standard website. This […]
Setting up Google Shopping for Shopify involves more than connecting a sales channel and running ads. A healthy product feed is the foundation for both free listings and paid Shopping campaigns, and small issues with product data can prevent products from appearing correctly. This guide explains how to connect Google & YouTube, meet Shopify’s product […]
A Shopify product feed connects your store’s product data with Google, Meta, and other shopping platforms, helping them understand and display your products correctly. A well-structured feed needs accurate, consistent, and complete information, since missing or duplicated data can prevent products from appearing in shopping results. This guide explains three practical ways to create a […]
Every Shopify merchant eventually faces the same question: is anyone actually searching for this product? Before investing in inventory, product pages, ads, or content, Google Trends for Shopify offers a free way to understand where search interest is heading. Google Trends does not connect directly with Shopify, so its value comes from turning search trends […]
