Shopify & E-commerce Store Leads — Contacts, Apps & Products

Shopify & E-commerce Store Leads: Contacts, Apps & Products

Turn any list of store websites into sales-ready leads. For each site you get the e-commerce platform, an exact product count, price range, location and currency, the apps and marketing tools it runs (Klaviyo, Judge.me, Recharge, Attentive…), and contact emails, phones and social profiles.

• 12 platforms detected: Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Shopware, PrestaShop, Squarespace, Wix, Ecwid, OpenCart, plus Webflow and WordPress sites
• Live catalog stats, not estimates: exact product count, price min / median / max, share of products on sale or sold out, products added in the last 30 days, top brands and categories (Shopify and WooCommerce)
• Store location and setup (Shopify): city, region, country, currency, countries it ships to, Shop Pay Installments, and the .myshopify.com address
• 40+ apps and tools: email and SMS, reviews, subscriptions, loyalty, support chat, buy now pay later, ad pixels and analytics
• Contacts: company role emails (info@, support@…) ranked so the store's own customer-facing address comes first, business phone numbers, and Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube, Pinterest and LinkedIn profiles. For Shopify stores it also reads the standard contact and privacy pages, where support emails usually are.
• Pay only for what you keep: sites that fail, block automated visits, aren't stores, or don't match your filters are free. The same site entered twice is checked and charged once.
• Respects store terms: a store whose terms of service contain its own wording against scraping, crawling or automated access is skipped for free, with the clause quoted so you can see why. Store owners can ask to be excluded; we honour it immediately.

Price: $5 per 1,000 stores ($0.005 each). Failed, blocked and non-store sites are free. The prefilled example (3 stores) finishes in under a minute.

Use this when…

• you have a list of Shopify store domains and need store contacts (company emails, phones, Instagram, TikTok) for outreach
• you want to know which Shopify apps a store uses (Klaviyo, Yotpo, Recharge, Attentive…), or find stores without a certain kind of app
• you need to tell which e-commerce platform a website runs on (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento…)
• you want to qualify e-commerce store leads by product count, price range, country or currency before reaching out
• an AI agent or automation needs structured store data from a domain list

It enriches domains you already have; it doesn't search the web for stores.

For AI agents

• Run signalloom/ecommerce-store-leads (Apify MCP server call-actor, or the Apify API) with input like {"websites": ["goodr.com", "ooni.com"]}
• Returns one JSON row per site in the default dataset: platform, storeName, country, currency, productCount, priceMin/priceMedian/priceMax, technologies (apps by category), emails (company role addresses), phones, socials, status, termsCheck. Rows whose status starts with "skipped:" (store terms, or the store owner opted out) are free and carry only the domain and the terms check. termsCheck: "default-template" means the only such wording is Shopify's unmodified default template line; those stores are read normally.
• Typical cost: 2 stores ≈ $0.01 ($0.005 per store). Failed, blocked and non-store sites are free.

Who is it for?

• Shopify and WooCommerce app makers and agencies: find stores that don't use your category of app yet (e.g. no reviews app), or that use a competitor
• Suppliers, wholesalers and 3PLs: qualify stores by catalog size, price point and country before you reach out
• Lead-gen and sales teams: enrich a CSV of domains with platform, size and contacts
• Investors and market researchers: compare catalogs, pricing and tooling across a list of brands

How to use it

1. Paste websites into Websites, one per line: goodr.com, https://www.gymshark.com, or any page URL.
2. Optional filters: Only these platforms (e.g. Shopify) and Minimum products. Only online stores is on by default; turn it off to also enrich non-store websites (charged like stores).
3. Click Start, then export to CSV, Excel or JSON, or send to Google Sheets, HubSpot or a CRM with Make, Zapier or n8n.

Recipe: find Shopify stores without a reviews app. Set Only these platforms to Shopify and Minimum products to 50. Then filter the results where technologies has no "Reviews" category. That's a ready list of prospects for a reviews app or agency.

Recipe: qualify supplier leads. Set Minimum products to 200, export, and sort by priceMedian and country.

Output

One record per website (real example, shortened):

{
  "domain": "ooni.com",
  "url": "https://ooni.com",
  "status": "OK",
  "platform": "shopify",
  "storeName": "Ooni USA",
  "termsCheck": "ok",
  "termsUrl": "https://ooni.com/pages/terms-conditions",
  "city": "Camden, Kent",
  "region": "Delaware",
  "country": "US",
  "currency": "USD",
  "shipsToCountries": ["US"],
  "myshopifyDomain": "uuni.myshopify.com",
  "shopPayInstallments": true,
  "productCount": 123,
  "productCountIsExact": true,
  "priceMin": 10,
  "priceMedian": 95,
  "priceMax": 1837.3,
  "onSaleShare": 0.37,
  "soldOutShare": 0.02,
  "productsAddedLast30Days": 2,
  "newestProductAt": "2026-11-05T17:03:13.000Z",
  "topCategories": [{ "name": "Accessory", "count": 66 }, { "name": "Bundle", "count": 25 }],
  "technologies": [
    { "name": "Yotpo", "category": "Reviews" },
    { "name": "Recharge", "category": "Subscriptions" },
    { "name": "Klarna", "category": "Buy now pay later" }
  ],
  "emails": ["support@ooni.com", "press@ooni.com", "marketing@ooni.com", "privacy@ooni.com"],
  "socials": {
    "instagram": "https://www.instagram.com/oonihq",
    "tiktok": "https://www.tiktok.com/@oonihq",
    "facebook": "https://www.facebook.com/OoniHQ",
    "youtube": "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYzfI-z1fyo2rVbpkDmu7Fg"
  }
}

Records also include description, language, priceAvg, collectionsCount, topVendors, catalogSampleSize, contactPageUrl and the store terms check (termsCheck, termsUrl, termsNote). Fields that don't apply to a platform are null.

A store whose terms forbid automated access gets one free row instead (real example):

{
  "domain": "allbirds.com",
  "url": "https://www.allbirds.com",
  "status": "skipped: store terms forbid automated access",
  "platform": "shopify",
  "storeName": "Allbirds",
  "termsCheck": "forbids",
  "termsUrl": "https://www.allbirds.com/policies/terms-of-service",
  "termsClause": "systems; Access any of the features of the Platform through any automated means or with any automated features or devices (including use of scri"
}

A Shopify store whose terms only contain Shopify's unmodified default template line is read normally, and the line is shown (real example, shortened):

{
  "domain": "knix.com",
  "url": "https://knix.com",
  "status": "OK",
  "platform": "shopify",
  "storeName": "Knix",
  "country": "US",
  "currency": "USD",
  "productCount": 708,
  "priceMin": 7.5,
  "priceMedian": 42,
  "priceMax": 193,
  "emails": ["info@knix.com", "press@knix.com", "support@knix.mail.kustomerapp.com"],
  "termsCheck": "default-template",
  "termsUrl": "https://knix.com/policies/terms-of-service",
  "termsClause": "(i) to spam, phish, pharm, pretext, spider, crawl, or scrape",
  "termsNote": "the only wording about crawling or scraping is Shopify's unmodified default terms-template line (Prohibited Uses section), treated as boilerplate; proceeding"
}

The run summary (key-value store → OUTPUT) lists every site that wasn't output and why (unreachable, blocked, not a store, filtered out, skipped because of its terms).

Data handling and privacy

• Company mailboxes only. Emails are limited to role addresses such as info@, support@, sales@ or the brand's own name (colourpop@colourpop.com). Addresses that look like a person's (jane@, jane.doe@) are not output, because many small stores are run by one person and a named email is personal data. emailsSuppressed shows how many were held back.
• Public sources only. Data comes from each store's own public pages and public product data. Each site's robots.txt is respected.
• Store terms respected. Before any catalog or contact page is read, the store's terms page is checked. If the store's own terms forbid scraping, crawling or automated access, the store is skipped and not charged (see Limitations).
• Facts only. Store names, product counts, prices, availability, apps and public business contact details. No customer reviews, no product descriptions, no images (the site's own short meta description is capped at 200 characters).
• Opt-out. Store owners can ask to be excluded; we honour it immediately. Open an issue on this Actor's Issues tab with the domain. Listed sites (and their subdomains) are skipped before any request, with status: "skipped: owner opt-out", and never charged.
• Use the results lawfully: follow the anti-spam and privacy laws that apply to you (for example CAN-SPAM, GDPR, CASL) when contacting businesses.

Pricing

• $5 per 1,000 stores output ($0.005 each)
• Sites that fail, are blocked, are filtered out, are skipped because of their terms, or opted out: free

Limitations

• This Actor enriches websites you provide; it doesn't search the web for stores. Start from your own list, a directory export, or another Actor's results.
• Price stats and "added in the last 30 days" come from a sample of up to 250 products (Shopify) or 100 (WooCommerce); catalogSampleSize shows how many. When every sampled product is new, productsAddedLast30DaysIsMinimum is true. The product count itself is exact where productCountIsExact is true.
• Contacts are only what the site publishes. Many stores use a contact form instead of an email address. Apps are detected from the homepage, so tools that only load on product or checkout pages may be missed.
• Some sites block automated visits. They're reported as BLOCKED in the run summary and not charged.
• The Actor respects each site's robots.txt. Sites that ask crawlers not to visit are skipped (ROBOTS_DISALLOWED, not charged), and pages or product endpoints a site disallows aren't fetched. That site's record then has no catalog stats.
• Store terms. For Shopify, WooCommerce and unrecognised sites, the Actor finds the store's terms page (the link on its homepage, or the standard /policies/terms-of-service and /terms-and-conditions/ paths; at most 2 extra requests per site) and scans it for wording against scraping, crawling, spiders, bots or automated access. If the store has its own such wording, it is output as status: "skipped: store terms forbid automated access" with termsCheck: "forbids", the quoted clause (up to 160 characters) and the terms URL, and is not charged. The scan is deliberately strict, so some stores with a narrow clause (for example about loyalty points) are skipped too. Shopify's default template: many Shopify stores use Shopify's standard terms template, whose "Prohibited Uses" section includes the line "(i) to spam, phish, pharm, pretext, spider, crawl, or scrape". When that section is unmodified and is the only such wording on the page, the store is read normally with termsCheck: "default-template", and the line is quoted in termsClause so you can see it. The section is compared word by word with Shopify's standard text (case, spacing and punctuation ignored); if the store edited that section or added any other wording about bots, scripts, data mining or automated access, it counts as the store's own wording and is skipped. The scan reads both the visible page and the terms text that some stores load with JavaScript (inline page data). If a Shopify store's terms page exists but can't be read (unreadable: blocked, empty, or not in English), the store is skipped as well, with status: "skipped: store terms could not be read", and is not charged. On other platforms an unreadable terms page means the Actor proceeds. If a store has no terms page at all (not-found), the Actor proceeds. termsNote always says which case applied. Sites on other platforms (BigCommerce, Magento…) aren't checked (termsCheck: null).

FAQ

How do I find out which apps a Shopify store uses?

Add the store's domain to Websites and run. The technologies field lists the detected apps and tools with their category (email and SMS, reviews, subscriptions, loyalty, support chat, pixels…). It works for a whole list of domains in one run.

How can I check whether a website is built on Shopify?

Run the domain: platform returns shopify, woocommerce, bigcommerce, magento and 8 more. Sites that aren't stores are skipped for free (or turn off Only online stores to enrich them anyway).

How do I get contact emails for a list of Shopify stores?

Paste the domains; each row has emails (company role mailboxes such as support@ or hello@), phones and social profiles. Person-looking emails are never output.

How many products does a Shopify store have?

productCount is the catalog size (exact when productCountIsExact is true), with price range, products added in the last 30 days and top brands.

Why was a store skipped with "store terms forbid automated access"?

Its terms of service contain its own wording against scraping, crawling or automated access. The row shows the clause and the terms URL. It is free, and no catalog or contact data was read from that store.

What does termsCheck: "default-template" mean?

The store's terms are Shopify's standard template, and the only line about crawling is the template's "(i) to spam, phish, pharm, pretext, spider, crawl, or scrape" in its unmodified "Prohibited Uses" section. That line is boilerplate the store didn't write or change, so the store is read normally. The line is quoted in termsClause. If the store edited that section or added its own anti-scraping wording, it is skipped instead.

Can a store owner have their store excluded?

Yes. Store owners can ask to be excluded; we honour it immediately. Open an issue on this Actor's Issues tab with the domain. The store is then skipped before any request (status: "skipped: owner opt-out"), for every user.

Why was a Shopify store skipped with "store terms could not be read"?

Its terms page exists, but the Actor could not read any terms text on it (blocked, empty, or not in English). Because the terms might forbid automated access, the store is skipped the same way, for free. termsNote says what happened.

Does it find new stores for me?

No. It enriches domains you already have (from a CSV, a CRM or another Actor). Schedule it monthly on the same list to see catalog, app and price changes.

Feedback

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