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Shopify App Sprawl
Shopify store owners struggle with too many overlapping paid apps that slow stores, inflate costs, and are hard to manage or replace.
In their words
why are so many basic features locked behind expensive subscriptions?
With Stocky shutting down in August, curious what people are actually doing for inventory management now.
our mobile site converts okay but honestly the experience isn't great, especially checkout. like half our traffic is mobile and the cart abandonment rate is painful to look at lol
I've already built around 50-60% of my Shopify store myself, but I've reached the point where I need someone experienced to help take it across the finish line.
I'd happily pay more for any PDP-facing app that increases AOV without breaking my store's design.
I can't find a good theme for a small store. I purchased a few, and they are no longer supported and have issues.
my biggest fear right now is launching to crickets—getting zero sales while fixed recurring costs (like Shopify apps, marketing, etc.) eat away at my budget
our build-a-box page and volume tiers are now showing as separate full price items. so we're basically bleeding aov in real time
bundles are not really a CRO project. They are product + inventory + fulfillment + checkout + analytics + design all touching the same thing.
Clients Miss the Visual Theme Customizer: Non-technical clients expect a visual WYSIWYG editor to adjust section padding, swap promotional banners, or tweak color palettes without opening a ticket
everything is scattered. there's no clear architecture or coding style to follow
Eventually, my app list was longer than my to-do list.
Shopify store owners
Where they talk
- r/shopify
- r/shopifyDev
- r/ShopifyeCommerce
- r/ShopifyAppDev
- r/ecommerce
- r/reviewmyshopify
- r/shopify_geeks
- r/dropshipping
Tools they use today
- Shopify
- Claude
- GitHub
- Mantle
- Judge.me
- Liquid
- Stocky
- BigCommerce
Why those fall short
- apps are expensive, rigid, and don't fit their workflows
- basic features locked behind subscriptions; apps barely talk to each other
- proprietary platform, no site backup, no way to migrate quickly
- no version history or rollback; apps silently overwrite theme code
- unknown
Map of ideas
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