Is it a Shopify store?

Check if any website is built on Shopify. If it is, you also get its theme, apps and a quick audit.

5 ways to tell if a website is a Shopify store

  1. Use the checker. Paste the URL above. If the site runs on Shopify you get its theme, apps and audit. If not, we say so.
  2. Search the page source. Right click, choose View Page Source and search for cdn.shopify.com or Shopify.theme.
  3. Open the browser console. Type Shopify and press Enter. A Shopify store returns an object with the shop domain and theme.
  4. Try the product feed. Add /products.json to the domain. Shopify stores return a list of products in JSON.
  5. Look at checkout. Add something to the cart and start checkout. Shopify checkout has a distinctive layout and URL structure.

Once you know it is Shopify, the next question is usually which theme it runs. See how to find a Shopify store's theme or use the Shopify theme detector.

Frequently asked questions

How can I tell if a website is built on Shopify?

The fastest way is to paste the address into the checker above. By hand, open the page source and search for cdn.shopify.com or Shopify.theme. Shopify stores also answer on /products.json and often show "myshopify.com" references.

Can a Shopify store hide that it uses Shopify?

Mostly no. Even headless stores built on Hydrogen or Next.js use Shopify checkout and usually load assets from Shopify's CDN. Some sites block automated checks, in which case the manual methods below still work.

Does checkout reveal Shopify?

Yes. Shopify checkout runs on checkout.shopify.com or on the store domain with a /checkouts/ path, and shows Shopify's payment layout.