Every live Shopify store, 63 fields deep.
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Provenance
None of this comes from Shopify.
There is no merchant directory and no export. Every Shopify store database on the market is a crawler wearing a nicer hat. Here is what ours watches.
Identity comes from infrastructure a store cannot hide.
A storefront on the open internet leaves a trail. We read it continuously and score what we find, which is also how a dead store gets marked dead instead of padding the total forever.
- Certificate transparency logs, at first TLS certificate.
- DNS records pointing at Shopify infrastructure.
- The storefront response itself, for live status.
1 row · read from the storefront
Catalog and stack, read the way a browser reads them.
Catalog size is the most useful qualifying field in the schema: it separates a hobby store with four products from a real operation with four thousand. Detection is positive-only, so an empty field means we did not see it, never that the store lacks it.
- Products, collections, pages, blog presence.
- Theme name and version from public asset paths.
- 2,000+ apps plus the technologies we fingerprint, where detected.
Contacts are published, then verified. Scores are ours.
Addresses and numbers come off a store's own contact, about and footer pages. Nothing is bought from a broker, guessed from a pattern, or lifted from a social profile. Two fields are our own judgement rather than the store's, and we document how they are computed.
- 1,518,773 rows with a published contact email.
- MX and mailbox checks before an address ships.
- A quality score and an SEO score, both explained.
contact + score fields
The schema
All 63 fields, named.
Read straight from the export schema, so this list cannot drift from what actually ships.
What the columns mean
63 columns per row. The bulk are self-explanatory: domain, store name, country, category, theme, installed apps, tech stack, first/last-seen dates. The ones worth a word are the email columns:
- Email 1–3
- The store's public contact addresses. In every tier.
- Email MX Valid
- Does the address's domain accept mail at all? A quick deliverability signal. In every paid tier.
- Email 1–3 Valid · Verification Status · Verification Score
- The real verification verdict per address: deliverable or not, the status (valid / invalid / accept-all / webmail / disposable), and a 0–100 confidence score. In the full CSV, every Annual export, and the free sample.
What you get: the $149 one-time CSV ships every address with its MX flag and its verification verdict, so you know which ones will land before you send. StoreRadar Annual ($399/yr) re-checks them with every fresh export, all year.
Go deeper
Every field, documented.
How each signal is built, refreshed and sourced. All of it ships in the $149 CSV.
Live Store Detection
How we crawl Shopify and keep the database fresh daily.
Data Enrichment
How emails, phones, apps and tech stack are sourced per store.
Scoring Method
What the quality score is built from, factor by factor.
Historical Archive
first_seen, last_seen and status on every row.
SEO Audit
A 0 to 100 SEO score and an issues list for most stores.
Store Directory
Browse live stores by country, industry, technology and theme.
The database as a file
2,908,237 Shopify stores, 63 fields each, 1,518,773 with a contact email. One download, $149, no subscription and no login.
Buy the CSV: $149One-time payment. Instant download. No login required.
Also available over MCP
Query the database from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor
StoreRadar ships an MCP server, so your AI assistant can search Shopify stores by technology, app, theme and country while you keep talking to it. Free to connect with a StoreRadar account, and results come back anonymized until you upgrade.
Everything you need to know
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What database does Shopify use?
Shopify itself runs on MySQL, sharded across many pods, with Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch around it. That is a question about Shopify's own infrastructure and it has nothing to do with this page. If you landed here looking for a database OF Shopify stores rather than the one Shopify runs on, that is what StoreRadar is: 2,908,237 stores, 63 fields each.
Does Shopify publish a list of its stores?
No. There is no official merchant directory and no export. Every Shopify store database on the market, including this one, is assembled by detecting stores through public infrastructure such as certificate transparency logs, DNS and storefront responses.
How complete is the coverage?
We detect stores that serve a public storefront on their own domain. A store that is password-protected, unlaunched or only reachable on a myshopify subdomain may be missing or partially described. We would rather report 2,908,237 stores we can stand behind than a rounder number padded with rows we cannot.
Can I query it without downloading the CSV?
Yes. The per-country, per-industry, per-technology and per-theme pages carry live counts and samples for free, and there is a JSON API for programmatic access. The full-database download is the $149 CSV.
Want the whole schema populated?
Every field on this page, for every store, in one CSV.
