Online stores
Sell to online stores
For agencies, app makers, payments and shipping companies. Describe the stores you sell to; an agent finds them by platform, reads what each one runs, how it gets paid, ships and takes returns, measures its mobile speed during the run, and reaches the right person. It asks before it sends.
Paste a store
See its platform, apps and setup from the included sources, with the source of each value. Not stored.
- E-commerce
- Site scan
- Marketing tools
- Site scan
- Analytics
- Site scan
- Title
- Company site
- Mail provider
- DNS records
- Homepage links
- Decision makers
- Sign up to see
- Checked emails
- Sign up to see
One door, four kinds of seller
Whatever you sell to stores, the agent is the same: a sentence about the stores that fit and who to reach. These are the kinds of sentences people write.
Agencies
Stores whose site is costing them sales: slow on a phone, an outdated CMS or plugins, broken links, missing basics. Each lead comes with what to fix, in plain words.
“Find Shopify stores in the US that score under 50 for mobile speed, reach the founder or head of ecommerce, and write an opener about their slowest page element.”
App makers
Stores on your platform that don't run an app like yours yet, or run one you replace: reviews, chat, email and SMS, subscriptions.
“Find Shopify stores with more than 200 products and no reviews widget, and reach the head of ecommerce.”
Payments and buy now, pay later
Which payment methods and installment providers a store shows, so you reach the stores missing what you sell, or the ones using a competitor.
“Find stores on BigCommerce or WooCommerce that don't offer buy now, pay later, and reach the head of finance.”
Shipping and returns
The store's own policy pages, read during the run: the return window, free returns, the free-shipping threshold and whether it ships abroad.
“Find stores that ship internationally without free returns, and reach the head of operations.”
What a run reads about each store
Each of these is a column in the row, filled from the store's own pages and public sources, with no keys of your own. Ask for all of it, or name the groups you want.
| What | Columns | From |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | E-commerce, CMS, hosting, all technologiesThe store's own pages, scanned during the run | The store's own pages, scanned during the run |
| Apps and tools | Marketing tools, analytics, chat widget, newsletter tool, review badges (Yotpo, Judge.me, Okendo and more)Scripts and widgets the homepage loads | Scripts and widgets the homepage loads |
| Payments | Payment methods (Stripe, PayPal, Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, Adyen, Square)The homepage | The homepage |
| Buy now, pay later | Afterpay, Klarna, Affirm, Sezzle, Zip, PayPal Pay Later, Shop Pay InstallmentsThe homepage | The homepage |
| Shipping | Shipping policy, free shipping over, ships internationallyThe store's shipping policy | The store's shipping policy |
| Returns | Return policy, return window (days), free returnsThe store's returns policy | The store's returns policy |
| Catalog | Products in the public catalog, lowest, median and highest price, collectionsShopify stores' public product data | Shopify stores' public product data |
| Affiliates | Affiliate programs (Impact, ShareASale, CJ, Rakuten, Awin, Refersion and more)The homepage | The homepage |
| Mobile speed | Mobile and desktop scores, Core Web Vitals, the slowest element, what each fix would save, every third-party serviceGoogle PageSpeed, measured during the run | Google PageSpeed, measured during the run |
| Upkeep | Copyright year, outdated CMS and plugins, broken links, missing basics, an upkeep summary ready for an emailThe homepage and its links | The homepage and its links |
| Mobile app | iOS app, rating and number of ratings, last updateThe App Store | The App Store |
Measured during the run
Speed and policies change, so they're read when the agent runs, not looked up in an old database. Say “mobile speed under 50” and only the stores that score under 50 today are kept; the rest are left out and not charged.
The people, too
The founder, head of ecommerce or operations lead at each store, from the store's own team pages or your own Apollo, Hunter or People Data Labs keys, with the store's email format and a check of each address when you connect a verifier.
Ways in
Start from the stores on a platform, or from how fast each platform's stores load. Both are built from the sites we've scanned, and both lead to a list you can run an agent on.
Stores by platform
The most popular stores on each, their industries and countries, and what they run alongside it.
Store speed by platform
Median mobile scores from Google PageSpeed tests of real stores, and each platform's slowest sites.
Questions
Which store platforms can it find?
Stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento / Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, PrestaShop, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, VTEX are detected from each site's own pages, and any of them can be the starting point of a list. Stores on other platforms are still researched; their platform just shows as what the site runs.
What does measured during the run mean?
Some facts no database knows ahead of time: how fast the store loads on a phone today, what its returns page says this week. The agent measures them while it runs, and can keep only the stores that pass, like those under 50 for mobile speed. Stores that don't pass are left out and not charged.
What does the speed check cost?
A researched store is one credit. Mobile speed is a full Lighthouse run per site, so it adds 1 credit a store, and only when the agent asks for it. The store facts, apps, payments, shipping and returns are included in the row.
Do you keep what you find about a store?
Public facts about companies, like a store's platform and speed, are kept so repeat lookups are fast; that's what the technology and speed pages are built from. Your lists, the people found and your results aren't stored. A store can opt out by its domain, and that's honoured for every account.