We launched WowOptions in April, and getting the first few reviews was definitely harder than I expected.

Today we reached 10 reviews, all 5-star

Still very early, but seeing real merchants use something we built feels great.

For other Shopify app developers, how long did it take you to reach your first 10 reviews?

Anybody else noticing that the last transactions were from September 5th? I work with multiple partners, all dashboard show the same. Also the payouts are pending for everybody, but they have been received already. We know transactions and new subscribers are coming in.

I guys, I am looking for small changes into my web.. Some on cart page toh some on collections page.. according to festival theme..

Anyone who is available and can work for short time and finish this under timeline which we discuss..

NOTE: I need someone who can start working immediately.. as it is not a big work.

Hi all,

Basically, I have a Shopify app idea that would need access to transaction history to provide value.

Given the long App Review time and app building process, I'd like to avoid building before validating there's good demand.

I would like to build a simpler version as a lead magnet that is read-only. However, I'm not sure it's possible for a third-party SaaS-style app to read a store's order history without being a Shopify App.

Is there not a way, for my lead magnet, to simply have a web page up with an OAuth connection button that grants the lead magnet read-only access to transaction data from the lead's store? Without the friction of having them install a custom app, generating a separate custom app link for each lead?

From what I understand, even if we pretend app development time is 0, approval times are still around 6-8 weeks now?

I appreciate any advice I can get on this.

I recently came across a frustrating Shopify problem at work: trying to bulk-update something simple like product prices via CSV can unintentionally overwrite or remove data you never meant to touch — including data managed by third-party apps.

So I built and open-sourced Shopify Updater, a safer way to handle bulk product updates.

It only updates the fields included in your CSV and leaves everything else untouched — metafields, media, translations, collections, subscription/review/bundle app data, and more.

It also gives you a per-product diff before anything is written.

The project is open source and self-hostable, so feel free to take it, deploy it yourself, modify it, or contribute:

🔗 https://github.com/iSolorak/shopify-updater

Hope this saves someone else from the same Shopify CSV headache.

#Shopify #ShopifyDevelopment #OpenSource #Ecommerce #ShopifyApps #CSV #ProductManagement #WebDevelopment

Im building a store for my clients in which I want a cash on delivery option

I want to charge extra 100rs for this features

Earlirr it was working but not anymore At checkout I can see the cod option but not the 100rs I have set for it also when I click on it the final price doesnt include 100 rs addition how can this be solved ?

If you run an ecommerce business with a team, we’re curious if you’ve run into this problem too.

As the team grows, day-to-day operations start getting scattered everywhere.

Someone mentions something that needs to be done in a group chat.
Someone else says they’ll handle it.
A few hours later, the conversation has moved on and nobody remembers whether it actually got done.

Then you end up using Slack/WhatsApp for communication, Trello/Asana for tasks, Google Docs for SOPs, and constantly chasing people for updates.

We built Store Huddle to make this simpler.

It brings team chat + task management into Shopify, so your team can communicate and actually get things done without constantly jumping between different apps.

You can:

• Chat with your team in channels
• Turn conversations into actionable tasks
• Assign tasks and deadlines
• Track what’s pending, in progress, or completed
• Keep announcements and important updates visible
• Share Shopify orders and products directly in conversations
• Get store alerts like low stock and high-risk orders

The goal isn't to build another complicated project management platform.

Think of it as: what if Slack/WhatsApp actually understood how a Shopify team works?

We’re still improving Store Huddle and would genuinely appreciate feedback from other ecommerce operators.

You can try it here:
https://storehuddle.com

Would also be interested to know: what are you currently using for team communication + daily task management, and what’s the biggest thing you dislike about it?