StoreRadar.co app intelligence · verified aggregate data

Shopify stores using Seal Subscriptions

A current StoreRadar.co cohort view for teams deciding which Shopify storefronts to focus on next.

4,203

Observed Shopify storefronts with a Seal Subscriptions 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 Seal Subscriptions”, use this cohort as the factual starting point before building a matched list.

Observed public-ad signals

A public-ad signal was evaluated for 4,203 of 4,203 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.

SegmentObserved stores
No detected public ad pixels2,763
Detected public ad pixels1,440

Observed catalogue sizes

Product count was available for 4,191 of 4,203 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.

SegmentObserved stores
10–49 products1,476
1–9 products1,281
50–199 products867
200+ products567

Observed storefront geography

Location was available for 1,068 of 4,203 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.

SegmentObserved stores
AU759
CA168
AT84
BE57

Observed storefront categories

Category was available for 1,229 of 4,203 observed storefronts. Small and unknown buckets are excluded.

SegmentObserved stores
Coffee & Tea235
Specialty Food218
Supplements179
Skincare177
Gifts110

Compare this signal in a broader stack

Use the first-party dataset catalog to compare this technology with adjacent Shopify workflows.

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Use this as a starting cohort

Start with the Seal Subscriptions 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.

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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.