For ecommerce SaaS and integration sellers
Find active Shopify stores whose public signals match the market you sell to. Use technology, category and store-pattern evidence to make a smaller first market instead of searching every Shopify store.
What you can do
- Choose a technology group that matches your product.
- Compare vertical, catalogue-size, country and public-ad signals when the data exists.
- Request a matched cohort when the public pages have helped you define the offer.
Start with these Shopify groups
These are public research pages. They show observed signals, not buyer intent.
- B2B and wholesale · If you sell wholesale or B2B software, this group helps you find storefronts with business-buyer workflows.
- Payments and checkout · If you sell checkout or payment tools, this group helps you compare stores with visible payment-workflow signals.
- Internationalization, privacy and accessibility · If you sell localization, consent or accessibility software, this group helps you compare stores with public international or trust signals.
Audience-specific category pages
These pages keep the buyer question in view while showing the same public app evidence. A page enters the search sitemap only when its category has enough distinct evidence.
- Booking, preorder and forms · 11 active signatures · included in the search sitemap
- Payments and checkout · 12 active signatures · included in the search sitemap
- B2B and wholesale · 7 active signatures · included in the search sitemap
- Internationalization, privacy and accessibility · 25 active signatures · included in the search sitemap
What a matched request can contain
| Step | Plain-English meaning |
|---|---|
| 1. Describe your offer | Say what you sell and which stores fit. |
| 2. Choose signals | Use technology, store type, catalogue, country and other available filters. |
| 3. Review the match | Get a private group of Shopify storefronts that fit the request. |
| 4. Verify contacts | A validated business email or named decision-maker can be returned where available. |
StoreRadar does not promise that a store wants to buy, that every row has a contact, or that a signal proves revenue or performance.
Ask for a matched Shopify cohort →Read the evidence correctly
StoreRadar public pages use dated observations of public Shopify storefronts. A technology signal helps you choose where to look first. It is not a customer list, a promise of demand or proof that two tools are compatible.
Browse all app signals · Browse the dataset catalog · Read the methodology