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Shopify Store Activity Checker

Paste any Shopify storefront URL. We read its public catalog and show how many products it has and how many it added in the last 30, 90 and 365 days. These are counts, not sales figures, which only the store owner can see.

We'll paginate the store's public product feed (up to 1,250 products) - runs in ~5–10 seconds for most stores.

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The check runs on our servers against public data. We don't keep what you enter.

Check how active any public Shopify store is

Public Shopify storefronts publish their product catalog. This tool reads that catalog and reports what it shows: total product count, when products were added (the last 30, 90 and 365 days), average variants and images per product, and the most recent product addition, with an activity tier. It does not report sales or revenue - those are private to the merchant and Shopify, and no figure is shown.

Check any public Shopify store

  1. 1Paste the storefront URL.
  2. 2Click Check activity. The tool fetches up to 1,250 products across 5 pages of the public product feed - usually 5-10 seconds.
  3. 3Read the activity tier: Very high, High, Medium, Low, or Dormant, with the one-line reason for it.
  4. 4Read the supporting signals: total product count, products added in the last 30 / 90 / 365 days, average variants and images, most recent product date.

How to read the result honestly

Activity is not sales. A store can have a 1,000+ product catalog and quiet sales, or a 50-product catalog and a busy one. The tier describes the catalog, nothing more.
Catalog churn (products added in the last 90 days) is the clearest sign a store is still being managed. Stores with no recent additions are often inactive even if their catalog looks large.
Average images per product is a quality signal - high-image counts (6+) usually mean the store invests in its product pages.
It is most useful for comparison. Check two stores in the same category and compare how recently and how often each adds products.

When to use it

Partnership / sponsorship vetting

Before reaching out to a brand for a collab, confirm it is still adding products.

Competitive landscape mapping

Quickly bucket a list of competitors by how actively they add products, to focus your research.

Spotting a stalled catalog

See whether a competitor's catalog is growing or standing still, and how large its range is, before you decide how much attention it deserves.

Activity tier and the supporting catalog counts

An activity tier with the reason for it, and no dollar figure. Catalog details: products sampled, recent additions per window, average variants and images, most recent product date, store name, currency, language, country. Five uses per IP per day on the free tier.

Frequently asked questions

Does this show how much a store sells?
No. It cannot. It counts public catalog data: how many products a store lists and how many it added recently. Sales figures are private to the store owner.
What signals does it actually use?
Public catalogue data: how many products the store lists, how many were added in the last 30, 90 and 365 days, and how many variants and images each product has.
Why check a competitor's catalog activity?
To see whether they are launching products or standing still, and how large their range is, before deciding whether they are worth studying.
Can the store see that I ran this?
No. It reads public pages only, exactly as a visitor would.

This is a snapshot. Tacey runs it on every order.

The tool answers one question, once. The app answers it continuously, on the thank you page and order status page your customer already has open.

Continuous

Every order checked the moment it lands, not when you remember to run a calculator.

Automatic

A bad address is corrected by the customer before your warehouse picks it.

Provable

Every change written to a record with what it cost and who asked for it.

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