Shopify Pricing Plans and Fees (2024 Update!)

Shopify pricing starts at $5 per month for the Starter plan, and can go as high as $2,000+ per month depending on the plan you choose.

Having reviewed dozens of ecommerce platforms, we can confidently say that Shopify is the best ecommerce platform available today.

Shopify also entered the credit space in July 2023, launching a credit card processing solution for merchants.

If you’re thinking of starting an ecommerce store, we highly recommend using Shopify, simply because it gives you everything you need to get started, from a website builder to payment solutions.

In this article, we are going to go through each of Shopify’s pricing plans, including what you get with each tier, and any additional fees you might have to pay.

Shopify Pricing Plans – A Quick Summary

We’ve created this pricing table to reflect Shopify’s current pricing in 2024, comparing their Starter, Basic, Shopify, and Advanced plans.

Each of these plans are designed to cater to the needs of businesses at different growth stages.

	Shopify Starter	Basic Shopify	Shopify	Advanced Shopify	Shopify Plus
Monthly cost	$5	$39	$105	$399	Starting at $2,300
Yearly cost	$5	$29	$79	$299	Starting at $2,300
Yearly Savings	$0	$120	$312	$1,200	$0
Online credit card rate (with Shopify Payments)	5% + 30¢	2.9% + 30¢	2.6% + 30¢	2.4% + 30¢	2.15% + 30¢
In-person credit card rate (with Shopify Payments)		2.7% + 0¢	2.5% + 0¢	2.4% + 0¢
3rd-party transaction fee	5%	2%	1%	0.50%	0.15% – 0.30%
Shopify Shipping discount		Up to 77%	Up to 88%	Up to 88%
Best suited if	If you have an existing website, or want to sell a few products on social media platforms	If you're a begginer and want to start your first ecommerce store	If you're store is growing consistently	If you're a large scale merchant and sell internationally	If you need dedicated resources to run multiple ecommerce stores
When to avoid	If you want a complete ecommerce store	If you have a big team, or need advanced reporting	If you sell internationally and need to calculate import duties	If you need dedicated customer support
When to upgrade to next plan	When you want to save on credit card fees, or need a fully functional ecommerce store	When you need more than 2 staff accounts, robust report features, or exceed around $20,000 in monthly revenue	When you need more features, or exceed around $150,000 in monthly revenue	When you need enterprise level features, or exeed around $650,000 in monthly revenue

💡 Note: Shopify raised its prices by roughly 25% across all plans on April 23, 2023. However, they did give users the option to lock in an annual plan before the new pricing took effect.

While the features and functionality for each plan remained the same, Shopify did justify the price increase by stating that they are working on offering a wider range of in-built tools, such as Shopify Magic, which lets you write product descriptions using AI.

2024 Updates to Shopify Pricing Plans

Shopify, like many ecommerce platform vendors, regularly updates its pricing structure and plans, so it’s important to stay up to date with how the packages evolve.

On January 24th, 2024, Shopify added new features to the Starter, Retail (POS), Basic, Shopify, and Advanced plans.

Notably, the changes only affect new merchants. If you’re already signed up for Shopify, your plan won’t change unless you change your subscription. Some of the key changes to know include:

• The $1 trial plan will now last 30 days (instead of 90). If you’re starting your Shopify store, you can still take advantage of the free plan, but soon the trial will only last 30 days, instead of the three months you could access before.
• All plans now have access to 60+ reports, including marketing, sales, and profit reports. Previously, the Starter and Basic plans didn’t offer certain reports, but now you can access insights for optimization on all account levels.
• The Starter and Basic plans now include no extra staff accounts. Previously, however, you could add 2 additional staff members to your store. Now you’ll need a Shopify plan to access 5 accounts, or an Advanced plan for 15.
• The number of custom markets has been reduced to 3 for regional customization. If you need to access more region add-ons, you’ll need the Advanced plan, plus you’ll have to pay an extra $59 per month for each region.
• The Advanced plan now comes with enhanced (prioritized) chat support with front of queue routing for quicker responses to your questions.

Shopify Pricing Plans – Detailed Overview

In this section, we’ll break down the fees and costs associated with each of Shopify’s pricing plans and dive into the finer details for each tier.

Shopify Starter Plan – $5/month

The most affordable offering is the Starter plan, starting at $5 per month. This is the new replacement for Shopify Lite.

This plan is a perfect fit for those who’re just beginning their journey in online sales, focusing on leveraging social media platforms and messaging apps instead of creating their own store.

Key Features

• Single user
• Unlimited product listings
• Product URLs
• Inventory management

For new merchants who don't require a comprehensive e-commerce site yet, the Starter plan is the way to go.

Users can create product links to share on their social media posts or messages, which is ideal if your strategy involves targeting platforms like Instagram and Facebook. It’s great if you want to sell via WhatsApp or email too.

This integration is greatly enhanced by the inclusion of the Linkpop tool, which allows users to consolidate all your product listings in one place. Given that platforms like Instagram typically restrict users to a single bio link, this tool is invaluable.

We also find the sales analytics and reports quite handy. Shopify offers users basic insights into business performance, including product analytics and sales reports.

This can help you understand which products are popular and which ones aren't resonating with your audience, guiding future product selections and marketing strategies.

If you’re concerned about fulfillment, you can always tap into the Shopify Fulfilment Network. We did a comparison between the Shopify Fulfillment Network and Shipbob, and it’s worth checking out if you’re concerned about order fulfillment.

But, we are mindful of the 5% transaction fee (+30¢ USD) charged on sales. While this is a competitive rate, it's worth noting that it doesn't come with the credit card fee discounts offered in other Shopify plans.

Fees:

• Transaction fee: 5.0% (Shopify Payments)
• Online credit card transactions: 5% + 30¢

The Starter Plan, while feature-rich, does have its limitations. It lacks advanced features like order automation, multi-channel selling, and advanced reporting. Also, it doesn't offer an abandoned cart recovery feature, which is something you might miss dearly as your business grows.

Our Recommendation

The Shopify Starter plan is ideal if you just want to sell products through URLs and a very basic landing page. If you’re primarily selling through social media, this is a great choice.

It costs $5 a month (down from $9), and was previously known as the Shopify Lite plan. We recommend this if you’re focused on mobile-first selling, with a generally low-priced inventory.

However, if you want an online storefront and really need to capitalize on all the features that Shopify has to offer, we’d recommend checking out the Basic Shopify plan.

Basic Shopify Plan – $39/month

The Basic Shopify Plan is a step up from the Starter Plan, offering a more robust set of features suitable for small businesses that are beginning to grow their online presence.

It’s great if you want to set up your own online store, and need more advanced ecommerce features.

Key Features:

• Two staff accounts
• Abandoned cart recovery workflows
• Shipping discounts
• Free SSL certificate
• Fraud analysis tools
• Up to 1,000 inventory locations
• Shipping discount up to 45%

In fact, most would consider this to be the first Shopify tier, as the Basic plan gives you the functionality that Shopify is known for: access to a website builder, a store builder, and even a blog.

Plus, you can create an unlimited number of product listings. Whether you’re migrating to Shopify from another ecommerce platform or setting your store up for the first time, it’s very easy to set up product listings.

This, coupled with the ability to create multiple staff accounts, has the potential to significantly improve operational efficiency and team collaboration.

The plan also includes sales channels integration, allowing you to sell on various platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Amazon. This multi-channel selling capability is essential for reaching a broader audience.

And, like all other Shopify plans, you also get full inventory management, letting you track stock levels, orders, and sales, making it easier to manage our inventory and avoid issues like overstocking or stockouts.

You can print out shipping labels, track packages, and even bundle your shipping costs with your monthly bill.

The Basic Shopify plan also gives you 24/7 customer support, so in case something goes wrong with your store, you can always reach out to Shopify’s customer success team.

In terms of payment processing, the Basic Shopify Plan offers competitive credit card rates and no transaction fees if we use Shopify Payments. This is a cost-effective solution for processing payments and managing transactions.

Fees:

• Transaction fees: 2.0%
• Online credit card transactions: 2.9% + 30¢
• In-person credit card transactions: 2.7%
• Online American Express/International credit card transactions: 3.9% + 30¢

💡 Note: A currency conversion fee of 1.5% will also be charged by Shopify for all transactions in a foreign currency.

The Shopify Basic plan also includes features for creating discount codes and gift cards, which are powerful tools for marketing promotions and enhancing customer loyalty.

Our Recommendation

The Shopify Basic plan is a great choice for small businesses or individuals who are looking for more functionality and support than the Starter plan offers, but at an affordable price point.

While we acknowledge the price increase, we still think it’s great value, since you can easily set up a digital storefront and start marketing to your audience.

And, even though the Shopify Basic is intended for smaller stores, you can always scale it up since there’s no limit to the product listings you can add.

However, we’d recommend upgrading to the next tier as your ecommerce store goes to reduce your Shopify costs, as these ones offer greater discounts on shipping and even lower rates on credit card transactions.

Shopify Plan – $105/month

Bridging the gap between the Basic and the Advanced plan is the standard Shopify plan, which costs $105/month, up from $79.

This plan hits the sweet spot, offering growing businesses access to advanced features and capabilities without breaking the bank.

It strikes a decent balance between affordability and functionality, making it the most popular choice amongst all the other Shopify pricing plans. It gives you everything from the Basic plan, and more.

Key Features:

• Up to 5 user accounts
• Professional reporting tools
• Ecommerce store automations
• Discount coupons and gift cards
• Up to 1,000 inventory locations
• Shipping discount up to 50%

An important upgrade in the Shopify plan is the inclusion of professional reporting tools. These tools provide deeper insights into customer behavior, sales trends, and other critical aspects of business performance.

Such detailed analytics are invaluable for informed decision-making and strategic planning, something that’s critical for growing ecommerce stores.

And, one reason why this plan is so popular is because it gives you access to a range of ecommerce automations, from abandoned cart recovery to sales and discount automations and even product recommendations.

With Shopify’s vast array of integrations, you can set up automations to send post-purchase emails, promotional emails depending upon customer interactions, discount triggers, holiday sales, and a lot more.

This plan does a neat job of offering some of the features that you’d normally expect to pay more, such as detailed business insights, from sales trends (to gauge seasonality) to customer demographics. And, it’s just one of many reasons why we recommend Shopify to our readers.

Plus, you also get reduced rates on shipping. For instance, when shipping goods that are less than 20 pounds and have a volume lower than 0.5 cubic feet, you’ll be paying reduced rates.

Furthermore, this is the first plan that gives you shipping insurance (still in beta). Shipping insurance gives you coverage of up to $200 with each eligible Shopify shipping label.

Fees:

• Transaction processing fees: 1.0%
• Online credit card processing rates: 2.6% + 30¢
• In-person credit/debit card processing: 2.5%
• Online American Express/International credit card transactions: 3.4% + 30¢

It’s worth noting that the pricing is considerably better than what you’d pay through another payment gateway like Stripe, making this plan more suitable for early-stage ecommerce businesses that are looking to reduce overheads and focus on growth.

Shopify Advanced Plan – $399/month

The Shopify Advanced plan, which used to cost $299, is now priced at $399 per month. It's also worth noting that Shopify offers a 25% discount on annual subscriptions across all its plans, which can mitigate some of the impact of the price increase.

Key Features:

• Up to 15 user accounts
• Duty and import tax calculations
• Customer segmentation and reporting
• Shipping calculations with third-party carriers
• Customized reporting
• Priority support
• Shipping discounts up to 53%

The Shopify Advanced plan is a significant step up from the Basic and Starter plans in terms of features and scalability, making it suitable for larger businesses or those looking to expand significantly.

Primarily designed for SMBs, Shopify’s Advanced plan unlocks more features, allowing you to sell to an international audience.

You’ll pay 1.5% custom duties and import tax rates at 0.85% (as long as you’re using Shopify Payments). More importantly, you can also set up international pricing depending on the country you want to target.

Unlike the Basic plan, Shopify Advanced offers an advanced report builder. This feature allows for more customized and detailed reporting, providing deeper insights into business operations, customer behavior, and sales trends.

The advanced report builder in Shopify Advanced allows for more granular analysis of customer data.

You can create custom reports to understand customer behaviors and preferences, which can guide your marketing and sales strategies.

Plus, you also get access to an enhanced suite of customer segmentation tools. Users can categorize customers based on their purchase history, frequency, and spending habits.

As you can tell, the biggest additions in this plan are all in the post-sales section, where you can really tweak your customer targeting and make sure that you’re focusing on the right audience.

And, you may have noticed a bit of a trend by now; transaction processing rates continue to drop as you opt for their bigger plans. Here’s what you’ll have to pay for transaction processing:

Fees:

• Transaction processing fees: 0.5%
• Online credit card processing rates: 2.4% + 30¢
• In-person credit/debit card processing rates: 2.4%
• Import taxes and duties: 0.85 (Shopify Payments) and 1.5% external
• Online American Express/International credit card transactions: 3.3% + 30¢

Note: Shopify also charges a 1.5% currency conversion fee on all foreign currency transactions.

Shopify Plus Plan – $2,300/month

The most expensive Shopify pricing plan is the Plus, which starts from $2,300/month. As you can tell, this is an enterprise-level tier designed for large-scale businesses and offers advanced features tailored for high-volume merchants.

This enterprise-level plan includes extensive customization and automation capabilities, enhanced security, and dedicated support.

It's best suited for businesses with significant online sales, requiring a robust and scalable ecommerce solution.

Shopify Plus is used by some of the largest brands in the world, including names like Heinz, Allbirds, Crate & Barrel, and more.

As you can probably tell, this plan is suitable for large businesses, whether they’re DTC, B2B, or retail, that need omnichannel ecommerce management.

I wouldn’t bundle this as a “standard” Shopify pricing plan, because it’s mostly designed for companies that are looking to use resources more efficiently instead of relying on generic ecommerce software.

You get access to a full range of modular commerce components, from payments to checkout and even storefront capabilities.

This makes it easy for business owners to plug in whatever components they need, making it a very customizable interface.

One thing we have to mention though is access to the integrations and APIs. The Plus package gives you access to Shopify’s API layer, giving you an additional layer of flexibility.

It enables enhanced customization and integration capabilities, allowing businesses to tailor their Shopify experience to meet specific needs and workflows.

With API access, companies can seamlessly connect and synchronize with existing systems such as an ERP, CRM, and accounting software, ensuring a cohesive and efficient operation.

The API layer also supports the development of custom apps and features, or you can always tap into Shopify’s vast ecosystem of apps and choose which ones you want for your store.

Unique Features of Each Shopify Plan

Unique Features of the Starter Plan

The Starter plan on Shopify is the most basic plan, but it does include one unique feature: the “Linkpop” option. This is a solution for featuring links on your bio in social media. Plus, you still get all the reports you’d access on more advanced plans, as of 2024.

Unique Features of the Basic Plan

The Shopify Basic Plan comes with a custom domain name option (Rather than using myshopify.com).

You also get:

• 10,000 emails per month for free on the Shopify email app.
• Customer segmentation, and access to 3 custom markets.
• Shipping discounts of up to 77% from DHL, UPS, and USPS
• Shipping label creation.
• Shopify POS Lite.

Unique Features of the Shopify Plan

The Shopify plan is very similar to the basic plan, with the exception of getting 5 extra staff accounts.

However, you can access:

• Shipping discounts of up to 88%
• More advanced reporting tools
• Analytics page, and live view reports
• More competitive transaction fees

Unique Features of the Shopify Advanced Plan

The Advanced plan offers the most competitive transaction fees and 15 staff accounts. It also includes:

• Custom reports and active predicted values for certain reports
• Options for add-on localized markets ($59 per month)
• Enhanced 24/7 chat support with priority routing
• Carrier-calculated shipping
• Bonus Shopify POS features

Unique Features of Shopify Plus

As Shopify’s Enterprise plan, Shopify Plus has the most unique features, including:

• Organization settings to manage all the stores in your organization from one location
• B2B, wholesale channels, and launch pad options
• Bulk account inviter and ShopifyQL notebooks
• Custom Level 2 PII apps
• Checkout.liquid file access
• REST API support
• Unlimited staff accounts
• Additional permission settings for accounts
• 20 POS locations
• 100 themes for each store
• Tax services with Alvara AvaTax
• Up to 200 store locations
• Up to 50 markets (international selling)
• Nine expansion stores for internationalization
• Shopify Plus academy access

Unique Features of Shopify Lite and Retail

The Shopify Lite plan is intended for anyone who wants to sell products without maintaining an online store.

Unlike the Starter plan, it comes with Shopify’s standard features for point of sales channels. Plus, it uses the same transaction fees as the Basic Shopify plan.

The Shopify Retail plan gives you unlimited Shopify POS accounts, professional reports, unlimited registers, inventory management, and customer relationship tools.

You also get flexible shopping options, such as in-store pick-up, and the Spotlight theme included with your account. However, other themes and customization options aren’t available

Pricing for Third Party Apps

One point to keep in mind when budgeting for your Shopify store, is there may be additional fees to pay for the apps and add-ons you want to use.

While some Shopify apps are free to use, or have “free plans” available for beginners, many will charge a monthly or one-time fee.

You should be able to find the pricing for each app you want to install on the dedicated “app page” for the solution on the App marketplace.

Scroll past the app’s description, and you’ll see straight away whether it offers a free trial, or a free plan.

Notably, some apps will give you the opportunity to save additional money if you choose to pay annually for your subscription, rather than on a monthly basis.

This is similar to the discount you get from Shopify if you pay for an annual subscription.

You can also see on the Shopify app marketplace home page whether a free plan or free trial is available for each plan, listed alongside the app’s star rating.

Keep in mind, many of the Shopify apps designed specifically for Shopify Plus will also have higher prices than the alternatives.

This is because these solutions are generally designed for enterprise-level companies with a need for more advanced features or admin accounts.

Quick Comparison of Shopify Plans

Here’s a quick comparison of the features included in each of the different Shopify plans:

	Starter	Basic Shopify	Shopify	Advanced Shopify	Shopify Plus
Financial reports	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Acquisition reports	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Inventory reports	No	Limited	Yes	Yes	Yes
Behavior reports	No	Limited	Yes	Yes	Yes
Marketing reports	No	Very limited	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sales reports	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Profit reports	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Customers reports	No	No	Limited	Yes	Yes
Custom report builder	No	No	No	Yes	Yes

Why You Can Trust Our Shopify Pricing Analysis

At Ecommerce-Platforms, we have more than 15 years of experience in helping businesses grow in the ecommerce space. Obviously, the number one thing on our list is the value for money you get.

But, other factors that we take into account include:

• Plan features
• Customer support
• Pricing structure
• Transaction costs
• Suitability for business sizes and types
• User reviews and feedback

Starting off with the features included in each plan, we compared them with the needs of businesses of appropriate sizes, and whether Shopify was giving them enough for the money.

It’s one of the reasons why we have included business sizes and revenue thresholds for each plan too.

Customer support is obviously critical when selecting any ecommerce platform. While there’s a difference in support levels between Basic and Advanced (obviously!), we wanted to make sure that Basic users wouldn’t be completely frozen out.

We did practical tests of response times, availability, and asked a series of questions to determine whether the support being provided is suitable or not.

We interacted with Shopify's support team through various channels, including live chat, email, and phone, to assess their efficiency and expertise in resolving issues.

We also compared the pricing for each plan and the reduction in transaction costs to ensure businesses can maintain profitability.

We calculated the potential impact of these costs on different types of businesses, considering both high and low volume sales scenarios.

And, this goes without saying, but we carefully analyzed user reviews and feedback to gauge customer satisfaction and to bake in real-world experiences of users for each Shopify plan to ensure that you, the reader, knows exactly what each plan offers.

Does Shopify Offer Free Plans?

Shopify does not offer a free plan. However, before you commit to any of Shopify’s pricing plans, you can opt for a 3 free trial, which starts as soon as you sign up. You can extend this trial for 30 days with just $1.

The Shopify free trial period is three days, and you can sign up for a trial for their Starter, Basic, Shopify, and Advanced Shopify plans.

Keep in mind that if you add any apps to your store, those charges will be included on your invoice.

For the duration of the trial, your store would have a password on it or the checkout will be unavailable. Once you choose a paid plan, you can remove the password and enable the checkout, without losing any progress on your store.

Hidden Fees and Billing Cycles – What About Additional Shopify Costs?

As we mentioned above, there are some features that are included in all Shopify plans (apart from the Starter one). For instance, you get:

• A fully hosted ecommerce platform
• Business analytics and insights into store performance
• Store building and customization
• Unlimited product pages
• Free SSL certificate
• Inventory locations
• Manual order creation

But, in order to fully get your store up and running, you’ll be incurring some additional Shopify costs as well.

Additional Website Development Costs

• You may have to pay for a domain name separately if you buy from another domain registrar.
• If you aren’t tech-savvy, there will be costs associated with developing an online storefront (if you hire an agency).
• You can choose from over 100 free ecommerce themes when you set up your store. But, if you want additional features, you may have to pay more, with prices starting from $150 USD going all the way to $400 USD.
• Third-party apps will cost extra.

Additional Marketing Costs

• There will be costs associated with marketing your Shopify store. You’ll have to budget for advertising, social media marketing, and search engine optimization to drive traffic to your store.
• You’ll also have to spend on email marketing. The first 10,000 emails in a month are free, and then Shopify will charge you $1 per 1,000 emails. Most users also prefer a separate service, like Mailchimp, which costs extra.

Additional Payments for Tax Calculation

• Shopify will calculate the tax on all sales via the platform (even through email or social media channels) for you through its Shopify Tax service for the first $100,000 in sales every calendar year. After that, you’ll have to pay an additional:
  • 0.35% on every order on Basic, Shopify, and Advanced plans
  • 0.25% on each order on the Plus plan.

Shopify Payments Costs

Shopify Payments is the company’s own payment gateway that relies on Stripe to process payments. The transaction costs associated with Shopify Payments vary depending on the plan you choose, as higher tiers cost less.

Here’s a quick summary:

• Basic Shopify: 2.9% + $0.30 per online transaction
• Shopify: 2.6% + $0.30 per online transaction
• Advanced Shopify: 2.4% + $0.30 per online transaction

These fees are for online credit card transactions. The rates for in-person transactions are slightly lower for each plan.

Additionally, for international transactions and those involving currency conversion, additional fees apply.

If you want to integrate point-of-sale hardware and software, you’ll need the Shopify POS Go. This enables you to process payments at physical locations. The costs for the Shopify Go + Case bundle are $428 + tax.

Note: These rates are subject to change. We regularly update Shopify pricing based on the latest details.

Shopify Pricing vs. The Competition

Selecting the right ecommerce platform is a big decision, and we understand that pricing plays a key role. That’s why we want to give you a clear comparison of what you get with the best ecommerce platforms.

In this section, we’ll compare Shopify’s pricing with:

• Wix
• BigCommerce

Wix vs. Shopify – Pricing Comparison

Wix has a free pricing tier, which is mostly for creating hobby sites. For the basic features, you’ll want to start with their Light tier, which costs $16 per month (if you pay annually).

Here’s a quick pricing comparison:

More importantly, you don’t pay any additional transaction fees on processing payments. However, as noted in our detailed Wix vs. Shopify comparison, Shopify is a clear winner when it comes to scalability and overall features.

BigCommerce vs Shopify – Pricing Comparison

Like Wix, BigCommerce doesn’t charge any additional transaction fee. While both are on par in terms of pricing (take a look at the table below), BigCommerce does lose out as you scale up:

	Shopify	BigCommerce
Free Trial	Yes	Yes
Free Plan	No	No
Paid Plans (Monthly)	$5 – $399	$39 – $399
Free Domain	No	No
Transaction Fees	0 – 2%	0

If sales go higher than $125,000, BigCommerce will basically force you to subscribe to their Enterprise offering, which can go as high as $1,500/month or more. Personally, I don’t like being forced to choose, and given the sheer plethora of third-party apps that are available on Shopify, I’d definitely give it the win.

For a more detailed analysis, check out our BigCommerce vs. Shopify comparison.

Our Verdict

Here’s the bottom line: Shopify isn’t the cheapest ecommerce platform out there, but it is definitely the best. We gave it a solid 5 star rating in our review, mainly because of its ease of use and the value that you get.

If you need a solution that can scale up with your business, Shopify is the one. If you sell via messaging apps, go with their Starter plan. As your business grows, you can switch to the Basic plan. For rapid growth and scalability, we recommend the Shopify plan.

This allows you to offer sales and promotions, such as those around BFCM, to further boost your business. And, once you reach high-volume sales ($100,000+) in a month, you can always switch to the Advanced plan.

We also recommend that you use its own Shopify Payments gateway, as you’ll save on transaction fees. Over time, you’ll notice a substantial difference in savings as your store grows.

If you’re serious about your ecommerce journey and are looking for a platform that scales with you, I can wholeheartedly recommend Shopify.

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