Free Shopify tools
Every tool on StorePrism reads a storefront the way anybody can — from the documents it publishes to the open web — and every answer carries the date it was read. Most of them are free and need no account. Pick the question you have.
Theme detector
Answers which Shopify theme a storefront is running.
FreeApp detector
Answers which Shopify apps we can identify on a storefront.
FreeIs this Shopify?
Answers whether a storefront is a Shopify store at all.
FreeProduct exporter
Answers a store's current products, variants and prices as a CSV download.
FreeBest sellers
Answers a store's best sellers, ranked by the sell-through we watched over sixty days.
Paid answerRevenue estimator
Answers an estimated monthly revenue figure for a store, with a confidence band.
Paid answer
Free means the whole answer is free and needs no account. Paid answer means the page gives part of its answer away and locks the field that costs money — each of those two says on its own page exactly what it still shows you for nothing, and pricing is where the amount lives.
Questions
Are these Shopify tools free?
Most of them are free in full: you paste a domain and read the whole answer, with no limit worth mentioning. The two whose answer is the paid field are badged Paid answer above, and each of those still gives part of its answer away for nothing — how long we have been watching a store, and what we read to get there. The badge is on the card so you know which door costs money before you walk through it.
Do I need an account?
Not for the free tools. There is no signup step, no email box and no trial: the page answers the moment you give it a domain. An account exists only for the paid field, and the two pages that use it say so on the page rather than after you have typed a domain.
Where do the answers come from?
From the storefront's own public documents, and only three of them — /robots.txt, /products.json, /. We do not run JavaScript, sign in, or read anything a visitor could not already see, and the first of those three is what decides whether we read the other two at all. The crawler page lists the whole set, why each one is read and how often, so a store owner can check it against their own access log.
How current is an answer?
Every answer on this site carries the date it was read. The first lookup of a store reads the storefront right then; after that the answer is reused for a while, and the page says when it was checked rather than implying it was checked just now. We would rather show you a timestamp than pretend a cached answer is a fresh one.
What our crawler does is the long version of the third answer: every path we request, why, how often, and how to tell us to stop.