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StorePrism

StorePrism

StorePrism turns a Shopify store domain into what it runs, what it sells, and what it earns. The tools are free. Below is exactly how far along each part of that is — including the parts that are not finished, which is the half most of this category leaves out.

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What StorePrism can tell you

What StorePrism does today, and what it does not do yet. This table is generated from the same ledger the codebase tracks its own progress in.
CapabilityStatusDetail
See whether a storefront is a Shopify store at all.Available nowThe cheapest question this system answers, off the fingerprint the two detectors already read. Three answers rather than two: a site we could not reach gets its own, because folding it into a no would be a fact we never read.
See which Shopify theme a storefront is running.Available nowFree, no account, and the answer says when it was read rather than pretending a cached result is a fresh one.
See which Shopify apps we can identify on a storefront.Available nowRead off the same homepage the theme comes from, so it costs no extra request. Finding an app proves it is present; finding none proves nothing, and the page says so beside the result.
See a store's published catalog — its products, variants and prices.Available nowRead from the same document the poll already fetches, so it costs no extra request. A price carries the currency the storefront declared, or honestly none.
See a store's current products, variants and prices as a CSV download.Available nowFree at every size, no account, and served from what the collector already holds rather than crawled on demand. Every row of the file carries the date the catalog was read and whether that read reached the end of it, because a file outlives the page that explained it.
We are collecting an append-only inventory history for every tracked store, and nothing reads it back yet.Being built — not readable yetThe collector is running and the time-series is growing right now. Nothing reads it back yet — that is what the estimate is waiting on, and it is why the clock had to start before the feature did.
See an estimated monthly revenue figure for a store, with a confidence band.Available nowOn /tools/shopify-revenue-estimator. Two figures, and they are not the same kind of claim: the floor is a bound the store demonstrably passed, the monthly figure is a projection and is not. Below the history threshold there is no number at all — the honest answer is that we are still gathering data, and it costs nothing. Neither does an answer for a store whose currency we could never read.
See a store's best sellers, ranked by the sell-through we watched over sixty days.Available nowOn /tools/shopify-best-sellers. Ten products, ordered by the number of sell-through events we watched — never by money, because unpriced variants are not evenly spread across a catalog. The ranking is the paid half; how long we have been watching the store is free.

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What we are building

The inventory collector has been running since before this page existed, and it is the reason the rest of the list is worth waiting for. Every tracked store's catalog is read on a cadence and the result is appended to a time-series that is never rewritten. A store's sales history cannot be reconstructed after the fact — an hour not collected is an hour that is gone — so the collection had to start long before anything could read it back.

That history is what the revenue estimate is worked out from today: a floor the store demonstrably passed and a projection with a confidence band. Below the point where there is enough history to be confident, the honest answer is that we are still gathering data. A figure produced before then would be a guess wearing a decimal point, and this category is full of those.

Comparisons

Every claim on these pages is either generated from the capability table above or carries the date we read it and a link to where we read it.