Shopify Store Leads - Find Stores by Niche + Email & Products
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$3.00 / 1,000 store founds
Shopify Store Leads - Find Stores by Niche + Email & Products
Find Shopify stores in any niche, with contact email, socials, product count, price range and sample products. Each store is verified live against its own catalogue, not a category label. For app makers, agencies and suppliers. $0.003 per store.
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Type a niche like "pet supplies" and get Shopify stores that really sell it, each with a contact email, socials, product count, price range and the apps it runs. Niche -> verified Shopify stores in about 2 minutes. Every store is checked live against its own product catalogue, not a category label.
Built for Shopify app makers, ecommerce agencies, suppliers and wholesalers who need a list of real stores to contact.
What you get
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
store, name, myshopifyDomain | The store's web address, its name and its .myshopify.com address |
email, otherEmails, phone, contactPageUrl | Contact details printed on the homepage or contact page (no guessing) |
instagram, facebook, tiktok, youtube, x, linkedin | Social links found on the store |
country, city, currency | What the store reports about itself |
productCount | Number of published products |
priceMin, priceMedian, priceMax | Price range across the catalogue (store's own currency) |
vendors, productTypes | The brands and product types it sells most |
nicheMatchPercent, matchedProducts | How much of the catalogue matches your niche, plus three matching products |
sampleProducts | Three products from the catalogue, with price and link |
oldestProductAt, lastProductPublishedAt, activeRecently | Age and activity hints: a store that published a product in the last 4 months is "active" |
theme, apps | Shopify theme and apps detected on the homepage (Klaviyo, Judge.me, Yotpo, Gorgias, Recharge, Meta Pixel ...) |
3 ways to use it
- Find stores in a niche. Small and quick, good for a first look.
{"niche": "pet supplies", "maxStores": 10} - Serious stores only, with an email. Skips hobby stores and stores with no contact.
{"niche": "organic skincare", "minProducts": 20, "requireEmail": true, "maxStores": 100} - Enrich a list you already have. Paste store websites; each is checked and filled in. Your stores are never filtered by niche.
{"storeUrls": ["allbirds.com", "gymshark.com"], "minProducts": 0}
Input
| Field | What to enter | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Niche | What the stores sell, in plain words | pet supplies |
| Store URLs | Optional list of stores to enrich instead of searching | empty |
| Max stores | Stop after N stores that pass your filters (also your spending cap) | 10 |
| Minimum products | Skip small stores. 20 or more skips hobby stores | 5 |
| Minimum / maximum typical price | Median product price range, whole units of the store's currency. 0 = off | 0 |
| Minimum niche match (%) | Share of the catalogue (first 250 products) that must match the niche | 10 |
| Store country | Two-letter code such as US, GB, DE. Empty = any | empty |
| Only stores with an email | Drop stores where no email was found | off |
| Only new stores since last run | Remembers stores already checked for this niche and continues the search where the last run stopped. Use for weekly runs | off |
| Time limit (minutes) | 0 = automatic: 4 minutes, plus a little more for every store above 10 | 0 |
An empty input works: it looks for "pet supplies" stores and returns up to 10.
Output example
{"store": "https://06bd8c.myshopify.com","name": "Pets Warehouse","country": "US","city": "Lindenhurst","currency": "USD","email": "info@petswarehouse.com","phone": "+1-631-842-1230","instagram": "https://instagram.com/petswarehouse","productCount": 17713,"priceMin": 2.99,"priceMedian": 40.99,"priceMax": 630.99,"vendors": ["Friskies", "Blue Buffalo", "Nestle Purina Petcare Company"],"nicheMatchPercent": 75,"matchedProducts": [{"title": "Synergy Labs Dental Fresh Water Additive For Dogs & Cats 17 oz", "price": 19.99}],"activeRecently": true,"apps": ["Trustpilot", "Shopify Inbox"]}
Pricing (pay per event)
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
| Store found (a verified Shopify store that passes your filters) | $0.003 |
- 10 stores -> $0.03
- 300 stores -> $0.90
- Stores that fail your filters, closed stores and non-Shopify sites are checked for free: you pay only for stores delivered.
- Compare: other Shopify lead Actors charge about $0.006 per lead.
Use it with
- Before: your own list of competitor or prospect websites -> this Actor with "Store URLs".
- After: this Actor -> Lead List Deduplicator -> your CRM, Instantly or Lemlist.
- Make, Zapier and n8n: run weekly, send new stores to Google Sheets or HubSpot.
- AI agents / MCP: call
that_red_bird/shopify-store-leads-finderwith{"niche": "yoga mats", "maxStores": 20}.
FAQ
- How are stores found? From public indexes that need no login (the Internet Archive's index of
.myshopify.compages that mention your niche). Every candidate is then opened and must prove it is a live Shopify store with products matching your niche. - Is this every store in the niche? No. Public indexes only know a share of all stores, and results lean towards stores that publish under their
.myshopify.comaddress. For a complete picture, combine this with your own URL lists. It is a way to get a few hundred real, checked leads cheaply, not a full database. - Why is the email missing? Many stores show only a contact form. You still get
contactPageUrland the socials. - Are the product counts exact? Usually yes: most stores publish their size. When a store does not, the count comes from the first pages of its public catalogue and may stop at 1,000.
- Is this legal? It reads only public store pages and public catalogue files. You are responsible for GDPR, CAN-SPAM and local rules when you contact stores.
- Can I run it every week? Yes. Turn on "Only new stores since last run" and schedule it: each run carries on where the previous one stopped, so you get new stores instead of the same ones.
Limits
- Discovery depends on a public index that is sometimes slow or busy. Broad niches (pets, fashion, jewelry, coffee) work best; very narrow niches may return only a few stores. Coverage is partial. Use "Store URLs" for exact targets, and "Only new stores" to dig deeper over several runs.
- If no public index answers from the server, a short built-in list of well-known Shopify stores is checked instead and those rows are marked
discoveredVia: "built-in-sample". - Stores that password-protect their catalogue or turn off the public product feed return fewer fields.
- No revenue, traffic or ad-spend data: those are not public.
- Apps and theme are detected from the homepage code only, so back-end apps that leave no trace on the page are not listed.
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