Shopify stores using Re:amaze
A current StoreRadar.co cohort view for teams deciding which Shopify storefronts to focus on next.
Observed Shopify storefronts with a Re:amaze detection signature.
Snapshot observed 2026-09-22T10:55:09+00:00. Counts are distinct live storefront domains, not market share, verified vendor accounts, subscriptions, or customer records.
If you are researching “Shopify stores using Re:amaze”, use this cohort as the factual starting point before building a matched list.
Observed public-ad signals
A public-ad signal was evaluated for 448 of 448 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.
| Segment | Observed stores |
|---|---|
| Detected public ad pixels | 284 |
| No detected public ad pixels | 164 |
Observed catalogue sizes
Product count was available for 411 of 448 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.
| Segment | Observed stores |
|---|---|
| 200+ products | 189 |
| 50–199 products | 123 |
| 10–49 products | 99 |
Compare this signal in a broader stack
Use the first-party dataset catalog to compare this technology with adjacent Shopify workflows.
Use this as a starting cohort
Start with the Re:amaze storefront cohort, then narrow a working list by the signals shown above and other StoreRadar.co filters. This public page contains aggregate evidence only; the matching workflow keeps individual contact data out of the index.
Build this cohort in StoreRadar.co →How to read this data
StoreRadar.co detects public storefront signatures and aggregates them by distinct live domain. Each displayed count belongs to the versioned snapshot named above. A signature is useful for targeting, but it does not prove a current vendor account, subscription, spend, performance, or buying intent.