StoreRadar.co buyer guide

For Shopify app developers

Find Shopify stores that show the technology signals your app fits. Start with an app or category signal, then ask StoreRadar to match your offer to a tighter group of stores.

What you can do

Start with these Shopify groups

These are public research pages. They show observed signals, not buyer intent.

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.

What a matched request can contain

StepPlain-English meaning
1. Describe your offerSay what you sell and which stores fit.
2. Choose signalsUse technology, store type, catalogue, country and other available filters.
3. Review the matchGet a private group of Shopify storefronts that fit the request.
4. Verify contactsA 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.

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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.

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