ShopTrend

See what a Shopify store sells, and how sure the numbers are

Store intelligence puts one store on one page: its estimated revenue range, its products and prices, the theme and apps it runs, its public ads and what changed recently. Every estimate comes with a range, a confidence level and the date it was measured.

A revenue figure you can defend

Monthly revenue is shown as an estimated range with a confidence word (high, medium or low) and the date it was measured. There is never a bare single number. If there is too little data for a range, the page says "not measured" and gives the reason.

Example result · Sample data

aurora-candles.example · estimated monthly revenue

$50K–$100K/mo · confidence: medium · data date: 18 October 2026

Products, prices and stock, each with a date

See the products a store sells, new products as they appear, and price and stock changes. Every change shows the day it was seen, so you know whether you are looking at this week or last month.

The theme and apps behind the store

The theme the store runs and the apps that are visible on its pages. Apps that work only in the store admin leave no visible mark, so the list shows what can be seen, not a full inventory.

Shopify theme detector · Shopify app detector

Ads and Turkey suitability

Ads from public ad libraries are linked to the store and the product they sell. A Turkey suitability score shows how well a store fits the Turkish market, in the store list and in the extension.

What we can see, and what we can't

Works with the rest of ShopTrend

Trending products · Tracking and alerts · Ad library · Browser extension

Store intelligence, explained

Is the revenue figure exact?

No. Nobody outside a store sees its orders, so revenue is an estimate. It is shown as a range with a confidence word and the date it was measured.

What does "not measured" mean?

We could not estimate the value, for example because the store is too new or has not been checked yet. The reason is always written next to it.

Do you read pages behind a login?

No. Only public store pages and public ad libraries. We follow robots.txt.

Can a store owner remove their store?

Yes. Store owners can ask for their store to be removed on the remove-my-store page, and we act on it.

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