Shopify Store Finder — Lists of Shopify Stores by Country, Traffic, Industry and Revenue

Find Shopify stores and turn them into leads. Search from millions of Shopify websites** by country, traffic rank, industry, tech stack, Shopify Plus or launch date. Then verify each store live and add what a lead list needs: revenue estimate, catalogue size, installed apps, ad pixels, emails and social profiles. Export CSV, Excel or JSON.

⭐ Millions of Shopify Stores · top stores by traffic · stores by country · new Shopify stores · live verification · revenue estimates · apps and ad pixels · emails and socials · pay per store, add-ons charged only when they deliver

How to find Shopify stores with this Actor

Every "how to find Shopify stores" method has the same problem: search operators and browser extensions find a few stores at a time, with no data. This Actor answers the questions people actually ask, in one run:

You want	Set
Top 1,000 Shopify stores	leave countries empty, sort by traffic rank, max stores 1000
List of Shopify websites by traffic	sort by traffic rank, optionally a best-rank cut-off
Shopify stores in India, the US, the UK or any of 230 countries	countries = IN
Top 10 Shopify stores in India	countries = IN, sort by traffic rank, max stores 10
List of new Shopify stores	new stores since = a date, sort by newest
Biggest e-commerce brands on Shopify	only Shopify Plus, sort by revenue estimate
Competitor Shopify websites in fashion or beauty	industries = Fashion or Beauty, plus a country
Shopify stores using Klaviyo, Klarna or Gorgias	tech stack keywords
Shopify stores database for a whole market	countries = US, max stores 100000, page with skip
Is this site on Shopify?	specific domains

What data does it extract?

Index fields, on every store

Field	Description
domain, url, shopHost	The website, and the shop address when the store lives on a subdomain such as store.brand.com
company, vertical	Company name and industry
country, state, city, zip	Location, when known
pageRank, trancoRank, cruxRankTier	Global traffic ranks: lower is more visited
revenueEstimateSeed, techSpendSeed	Yearly revenue and technology spend estimates from the index. revenueSeedCapped marks the largest companies, whose seed estimate is capped at $2 billion
skuCount, employees	Catalogue and company size from the index
shopifyPlusSeed, ecommercePlatform, paymentPlatforms, marketingAutomation, crm, hosting, agency	Known tech stack
emailsSeed, phonesSeed, facebookSeed, twitterSeed, linkedinSeed	Contact details already in the index
firstDetected, lastFound	When the store was first and last seen on Shopify

Verify stores live

Field	Description
storeStatus	live, unreachable or not_shopify_or_closed
storeName, storeCountry, currency, storeCity, myshopifyDomain	From the store itself
productCount, collectionCount, brandsSold, topProductTypes	Catalogue, up to 500 products counted
priceMin, priceMax, priceMedian, priceAverage	Price level in the store's currency
newestProductAt, productsUpdatedLast30Days	How active the store is

Estimate revenue

Field	Description
revenueEstimateMonthly, revenueEstimateAnnual	In USD, from traffic rank, catalogue size, price level, activity and advertising
revenueTier	under $1k/mo to over $1M/mo
revenueConfidence, trafficEstimateMonthly	How much to trust it, and the traffic assumption behind it

Detect apps and ad pixels

Field	Description
theme, themeBase	Theme in use
apps	Installed apps by category: email marketing, SMS, reviews, support chat, subscriptions, loyalty, BNPL, popups, upsell, page builder, translation, shipping, affiliates
adPixels, isAdvertising, analytics	Meta, TikTok, Google, Pinterest, Snap, Microsoft and Criteo pixels
gaps	Categories the store has no app for, which is where you can sell
markets, shopifyPlusDetected, appCount	Languages served, Plus markers, total apps detected

Find emails and social profiles

email, emails, websitePhones, facebook, instagram, linkedin, twitter, youtube, tiktok, pinterest, whatsapp, telegram, contactStatus.

Why use this Shopify store database

One index, six million stores, every country

Most "Shopify stores list" pages show a few hundred examples. This index covers 6.6 million stores across 230 countries, 2.2 million of them with a traffic rank and 3 million with a revenue estimate.

Verified live, not just listed

An index is only as good as the day it was built. Verify stores live opens each store and confirms it is a real, open Shopify store, including brands whose shop runs on a subdomain. Dead and migrated stores are marked, not sold to you as leads.

Data that qualifies a lead

Revenue tier, catalogue size, apps and ad pixels tell you whether a store has budget and what it is missing. "Stores in Germany with over 500 products and no reviews app" is a campaign, not a list.

You pay for outcomes

Each add-on is charged only when it delivers: a live store, a revenue estimate, detected tech, or an email address. Dead stores and empty scans are free.

How to get a list of Shopify stores

1. Open the Actor and enter Countries, or leave it empty for worldwide.
2. Choose Sort by: traffic rank, revenue, newest or catalogue size.
3. Add filters: industries, tech keywords, Shopify Plus only, best-rank cut-off, minimum revenue, new stores since a date.
4. Set Max stores, and Skip to page through big lists across runs.
5. Turn on the add-ons you need: verify, revenue, tech, contacts.
6. Press Start and export as CSV, Excel, JSON or XML, or read the dataset through the API.

💡 Country queries load in seconds. A worldwide query loads the full 225 MB index first, which takes about a minute.

Input example

{
  "countries": ["IN"],
  "sortBy": "rank",
  "maxStores": 500,
  "verticals": ["Fashion", "Beauty"],
  "verifyStores": true,
  "estimateRevenue": true,
  "detectTech": true,
  "findContacts": true
}

Field	Type	Description
countries	array	Two-letter country codes. Empty means worldwide.
sortBy	string	rank, revenue, newest or catalog.
maxStores, skip	integer	Page size and offset.
verticals, techKeywords	array	Industry and tech stack filters.
onlyShopifyPlus, onlyRanked, onlyWithSeedEmail	boolean	Quick filters.
maxRank, minRevenueSeed, minProducts	integer	Threshold filters.
detectedAfter	string	Only stores first detected on or after this date.
domains	array	Look up specific domains instead of searching.
verifyStores, estimateRevenue, detectTech, findContacts	boolean	Add-ons, off by default.

Output example

{
  "domain": "brickem.com.my",
  "url": "https://brickem.com.my",
  "company": "Brickem LEGO Online Store",
  "vertical": "Shopping",
  "country": "MY",
  "city": "Kuching",
  "pageRank": 31334834,
  "revenueEstimateSeed": 9058,
  "skuCount": 1036,
  "storeStatus": "live",
  "storeName": "Brickem LEGO Online Store",
  "currency": "MYR",
  "productCount": 500,
  "priceAverage": 214.5,
  "newestProductAt": "2026-08-16",
  "revenueEstimateMonthly": 2300,
  "revenueTier": "$1k-10k/mo",
  "revenueConfidence": "medium",
  "theme": "Craft - After Voucher v1",
  "apps": {"reviews": ["Judge.me"]},
  "adPixels": ["TikTok Pixel"],
  "gaps": ["email_marketing", "support_chat", "bnpl", "loyalty", "subscriptions", "popups"],
  "email": "hello@brickem.com.my",
  "facebook": "https://www.facebook.com/brickem",
  "contactStatus": "email_found"
}

Pricing

Pay per store, and per add-on outcome. No start fee, no monthly rental, no minimum.

Event	Charged for	Price
store-listed	each store returned from the index	$0.99 / 1,000
store-profiled	each store verified live, with catalogue and price data	$2.99 / 1,000
revenue-estimated	each revenue estimate produced	$1.99 / 1,000
tech-detected	each store where a theme, apps or pixels were detected	$1.99 / 1,000
contacts-found	each store where an email address was found	$1.99 / 1,000

You export	You pay
1,000 stores, index data only	$0.99
1,000 stores fully verified with revenue and tech, all live	$7.96
1,000 stores with everything, emails found for 500	$8.96

You are charged right after each batch lands in your dataset, so a run you stop early costs only what it delivered. Stores that are dead, unreachable or yield nothing for an add-on are not charged for that add-on.

Use cases

Shopify app and SaaS lead generation

Find stores in your target countries that lack your category of app. gaps tells you which stores have no email marketing, no reviews, no chat, no loyalty and no BNPL.

Agencies: e-commerce, ads, SEO and CRO

Stores with ad pixels are already spending on ads. Stores with large catalogues and no page builder or upsell app are CRO prospects. Revenue tier tells you who can pay.

Market research and competitor analysis

Map an industry in a country: how many stores, who leads by traffic, which apps and payment methods dominate, and how many launched this year.

Wholesale, logistics and payments sales

Filter by catalogue size, revenue tier, country and currency to find merchants that fit your minimums.

Investors and analysts

Track the biggest brands on Shopify Plus, new store launches by month, and revenue tiers by market.

Store owners

See who your competitors are, what theme and apps they run, and how your catalogue and prices compare.

FAQ

How many Shopify stores are in the index? 6.6 million domains detected running Shopify, with 2.2 million traffic-ranked and 1.3 million with a known country. Index date: 24 August 2026. The index is refreshed periodically; live verification tells you what is true today.

How accurate are the revenue estimates? They are estimates from traffic rank, catalogue size, price level, store activity and advertising, converted to USD. Use the tier and confidence for segmentation, not as accounting figures. The index's own yearly estimate is returned separately as revenueEstimateSeed.

Why does a store show as not_shopify_or_closed? It moved off Shopify, closed, or blocks automated visitors. Big brands with custom front ends sometimes block the store endpoints; their index data is still returned. You are not charged the verification add-on for these.

Can I get the top 1000 Shopify stores? Yes: leave countries empty, sort by traffic rank, max stores 1000.

Can I get all Shopify stores in a country? Yes. Set max stores high and use skip to page through. The United States has about 486,000 stores in the index, the UK 110,000, Australia 101,000, Germany 75,000, India 57,000.

Why do so many stores have no country? The index only records a country when it can be established from the site. Live verification fills in storeCountry and currency from the store itself.

Does it find emails for every store? No. Expect an email for roughly half of live stores. Stores with only a contact form return their social profiles and contactStatus: none, and are not charged the contacts add-on.

Is this data legal to use? This is general information, not legal advice. Index data is licensed for this use; the live add-ons collect only what each store publishes publicly. Business contact data can still be personal data under laws such as GDPR, and email outreach is regulated in most countries. Follow the rules for cold outreach where your recipients are.

Is this WooCommerce too? Not yet. A WooCommerce index is planned.

Integrations

• Apify API - start runs and fetch datasets from Python, Node.js, cURL or any HTTP client.
• MCP server - call this Actor as a tool from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT agents and any MCP client.
• No-code - Make, Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, Airtable, HubSpot, Slack, webhooks.
• Schedules - refresh a segment monthly and append to the same dataset.
• Exports - JSON, JSONL, CSV, Excel (XLSX), XML, HTML table.

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• Amazon Best Sellers Scraper - top 100 by category
• Google Shopping Scraper - products, prices and sellers

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Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Shopify. The live add-ons read only what each store publishes publicly and never log in. You are responsible for using the data in line with applicable laws and each store's terms.