Key takeaways
- 1StoreRadar's one-time $149 purchase covers a 72-column CSV of about 3 million Shopify stores, including installed apps, theme, tech stack, country, category, and first-seen/last-seen dates, with 60 days of fresh re-downloads and 60 days of Browse and API access included.
- 2The file includes 1.4 million email addresses and 229,580 phone numbers, with roughly 1 million of those emails verified as valid via MX/SMTP checks, plus a free 50-row preview (with emails and phones masked) before buying.
- 3Every audited store gets a 0-100 SEO score with the specific issues behind it, and a free StoreRadar account can browse the database and connect its MCP server for Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT, with anonymized results until you're on a paid plan.
- 4A $399/year Annual plan (a founding-period price) extends Browse, MCP and API access to a full year, adds the Chrome extension, and emails a freshly refreshed file every month with exports available any day for 365 days.
- 5Revenue is shown as one of five bands estimated from Google search traffic, with StoreRadar disclosing its own accuracy directly: correct 46% of the time and within one band 88% of the time, tested on a sample of 80 French stores.
A Filterable Database of Nearly 3 Million Shopify Stores
StoreRadar's core product is a single export: a 72-column CSV covering roughly 3 million live Shopify stores, built from installed apps, theme, underlying technology, country, language, and store category. Each row carries first-seen and last-seen dates, so a search-term filter like 'stores running a specific competitor app in the US' returns a list that reflects what's actually installed right now rather than a stale crawl. The dataset includes 1.4 million email addresses and 229,580 phone numbers, pulled from publicly available store pages, with roughly 1 million of those emails verified as valid through MX/SMTP checks. New stores are added daily, and the full database is rebuilt from the live crawl rather than patched incrementally, which is why the 60-day re-download window on the one-time purchase is worth using if outreach starts a month or two after buying.
How the Core Workflow Feels
Most sessions start on the Discover browser, free with any account: filter by app, theme, technology, country or category, watch the result count narrow, and preview real rows before paying anything. A free 50-row sample with emails and phones masked lets a buyer sanity-check the data quality against stores they already know before committing to the $149 CSV. Once purchased, the file is a straightforward UTF-8 CSV, about 482MB uncompressed, that drops into any spreadsheet tool or CRM import flow, with 60 days of fresh re-downloads and Browse and API access included. A free account also connects the MCP server for Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT, though results stay anonymized until you're on a paid plan. The Annual plan stretches that Browse, MCP and API access to the full year, adds the Chrome extension (a side panel showing any Shopify store's StoreRadar record while you browse it), and emails a freshly refreshed file every month instead of a single snapshot.
Differentiator: Own the List Instead of Renting It
The headline decision StoreRadar made is pricing the core dataset as a one-time purchase rather than a monthly fee. $149 buys the full 3-million-store CSV outright, with 60 days of fresh re-downloads and 60 days of Browse and API access included, and the file is the buyer's to keep whether or not they ever come back. That's a meaningfully different commitment than the subscription model most Shopify-focused lead databases run on, and it fits a specific kind of buyer: someone who needs one solid list now, not an ongoing research subscription. For teams that do want the data to stay current past that window, the Annual plan at $399/year (a founding-period price) stretches Browse, MCP and API access across the full year, adds the Chrome extension, and emails a freshly refreshed file every month with exports available any day for 365 days. It also bundles the Daily Feed, a $19/month add-on on its own that delivers just the newest Shopify stores each morning, plus every segment list that would otherwise be sold separately.
Differentiator: Verified Contacts and an Honest Accuracy Disclosure
Of the 1.4 million email addresses in the dataset, roughly 1 million are verified as valid through MX/SMTP checks, which is the detail that actually matters for anyone planning a cold outreach send rather than just a prospecting list. Every audited store also gets a 0-100 SEO score with the specific issues behind it, useful for an agency pitching SEO work or an app developer sizing how well-optimized their target segment already is. The revenue estimate is where StoreRadar is most transparent: rather than presenting a single number as fact, it shows one of five bands derived from Google search traffic and states its own accuracy directly, correct 46% of the time and within one band 88% of the time, tested on a sample of 80 French stores. Treating that band as a directional signal rather than a precise figure is the right way to use it, and naming the exact sample it tested against is a good sign for how the rest of the dataset's claims hold up.
Who Gets the Most Value
Shopify app developers get the most specific win: filtering by installed app surfaces every store running a competitor's tool, which turns cold outreach into a list of merchants who've already proven they'll pay for something similar. Agencies and freelancers prospecting by theme, country, or niche get a comparable benefit, building a qualified list in minutes instead of scraping Shopify's public storefronts by hand. Founders sizing a market before they build get a different kind of value: the combination of install counts, country breakdowns, and revenue bands across thousands of matching stores turns 'is this a real market' into a question with an actual answer, even a directional one, before writing a line of code.
Ratings
Roughly 3 million Shopify stores across 72 columns, filterable by app, theme, technology, country, and category before you buy.
A one-time $149 purchase for roughly 3 million verified-contact rows is strong value against subscription alternatives, though the headline price covers 60 days of live access; a full year of Browse, MCP and API access requires the separate $399/year Annual plan.
Roughly 1 million of the 1.4 million emails are verified valid via MX/SMTP checks, and the revenue-band estimate is disclosed as directional, tested on a sample of 80 French stores rather than a precise global figure.
An MCP server, a REST API, a Chrome extension, and the Daily Feed cover live querying, in-browser lookups, and automated agent access in one package, well beyond what a plain CSV export typically offers.
The founder answers support emails directly, and the refund policy covers corrupted or short files without a lengthy claims process.
Best for
Shopify app developers, agencies, and freelancers who need a one-time, filterable list of Shopify stores matching a specific app, theme, country, or niche, and founders who want to size a market with real install and revenue-band data before building.
Not ideal for
Teams that want a single login with live, continuously updated access to every feature from day one will get more immediate value starting on the Annual plan rather than the standalone CSV.
Pros
- Roughly 3 million Shopify stores in one 72-column CSV, filterable by app, theme, technology, country, and category before you buy
- One-time $149 purchase rather than a subscription, with 60 days of fresh re-downloads and 60 days of Browse and API access included
- 1.4 million emails and 229,580 phone numbers included, with roughly 1 million of those emails verified as valid through MX/SMTP checks
- Every audited store gets a 0-100 SEO score with the specific issues behind it
- Free 50-row preview with real store data (emails and phones masked), plus a browsable Discover interface before any purchase
- A free account can browse the database and connect the MCP server for Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT right away, with the Annual plan extending that access to a full year and adding the Chrome extension
- Transparent accuracy disclosure on the revenue estimate feature, naming the exact test sample (80 French stores), rather than presenting a guess as fact
Cons
- Browse, MCP and API access run for 60 days on the one-time $149 purchase; teams that want that access live for a full year, plus the Chrome extension and a monthly refreshed file, will want the $399/year Annual plan instead
- The revenue estimate is a directional band tested on a small sample of French stores rather than a precise global figure, which is best paired with the SEO score and install data for qualification rather than used as a standalone number
- A meaningful share of the included email addresses aren't yet verified as valid, so teams planning a large cold-email send will want to filter to verified addresses first
Verdict
StoreRadar is built for the moment someone needs a real list of Shopify stores fast: an app developer targeting competitor-app users, an agency prospecting by theme or country, or a founder sizing a market before committing to build something for it. The 72-column CSV, verified contacts, and SEO scores cover that use case thoroughly, and pricing the core dataset as a one-time $149 purchase instead of a subscription fits how most of these buyers actually work: one focused list, used once or a handful of times, rather than an ongoing research subscription. Start with the free 50-row preview or browse Discover directly to see how the filters match your target segment before paying anything. If you want that Browse, MCP and API access to run for a full year instead of 60 days, with a monthly refreshed file and the Chrome extension on top, the $399/year Annual plan carries the same list forward without starting over.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly do I get for the $149 StoreRadar purchase?
A single UTF-8 CSV (about 482MB) covering roughly 3 million Shopify stores across 72 columns, including installed apps, theme, tech stack, country, category, SEO score, and available email and phone contacts, plus 60 days of fresh re-downloads and 60 days of Browse and API access.
Is StoreRadar a subscription?
No. The $149 CSV is a one-time purchase you keep, with 60 days of fresh re-downloads and Browse and API access included. The $399/year Annual plan is optional and stretches that access to a full year, adds the Chrome extension, and emails a freshly refreshed file every month.
How accurate are the emails and revenue estimates?
Roughly 1 million of the 1.4 million included email addresses are verified as valid through MX/SMTP checks. Revenue is shown as one of five bands estimated from Google search traffic, and StoreRadar reports that band as correct 46% of the time and within one band 88% of the time, tested on a sample of 80 French stores, intentionally a directional signal rather than an exact figure.
Can I query StoreRadar from Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT?
Yes. A free StoreRadar account can connect the MCP server through Cursor, Claude Code, Claude.ai, or ChatGPT, though results stay anonymized until you're on a paid plan. The Annual plan extends full MCP and API access across the full year.
Is the contact data legal to use?
StoreRadar sources it from publicly available store pages. Buyers are responsible for complying with GDPR, CAN-SPAM, and other local rules when using it for outreach, and reselling or publishing the raw file requires a separate commercial license starting at $7,500/year.