Free: 5 lookups a day, up to 50 products each.
Type any Shopify store's domain and see what it actually sells: every product with live prices, what is discounted and by how much, what is out of stock, and how the catalogue breaks down by type and vendor. No signup, no extension.
Free: 5 lookups a day, up to 50 products each.
Every Shopify storefront publishes a /products.json endpoint. It is a
platform feature, not a leak — Shopify serves it publicly and unauthenticated so that
apps, themes and integrations can read a catalogue. This tool reads exactly that, and nothing that
requires a login.
That is also why the data is trustworthy: there is no HTML being parsed and no guessing. Prices, compare-at prices and availability come straight from the store's own product records.
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Discount | Shopify records a markdown as a compare-at price above the live price. A product showing −40% is one the store itself flagged as reduced. |
| Out of stock | No variant is available. Across a catalogue this is a demand signal — the sizes and colours that sold out first are the ones that sell. |
| Product types | How the store categorises its own catalogue. The distribution shows where a brand is actually betting, which is often not what its homepage suggests. |
| Median price | More useful than the average for positioning, because one $900 outlier will not drag it. |
Shopify exposes availability as a yes/no per variant, not exact inventory counts. Any tool claiming to show a Shopify store's precise stock numbers from public data is guessing. Revenue and order volume are likewise not public — treat estimates elsewhere with suspicion.
Results are cached for six hours, so a popular store gets fetched once rather than once per visitor, and free lookups are capped. Reading a public endpoint is fine; hammering someone's storefront is not.
The same engine runs as an Actor on the Apify platform — whole catalogues, many stores per run, variants and stock, CSV, JSON or API output. You pay per product delivered. For daily new-product alerts across competitors, the Shopify competitor research guide covers the automated route.
Run it on Apify →Find what people search before they buy — real autocomplete data from Google, YouTube and Amazon.
Open the tool →How to turn a catalogue snapshot into pricing, assortment and launch intelligence.
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