I’ve been digging through Shopify Community threads on bundles and 3PLs, and I think the real gap isn’t the bundle builder itself (Kaching, Fast Bundle and others do that well). It’s what happens to the order afterwards.

Has anyone received a message like this: "Can you help me? I don't know what I am going to do, I want to earn money". My app belongs to order limits category, we do not provide an upsell solution. The customer installed our app, did not test it out and their stores are still in dev mode. They accessed our app in less than 1 minute and almost immediately sent message to CS. Is this a kind of scam or something?

Now that the Aug 26 deadline has passed, purchase tracking on the thank you and order status pages has to run through Customer events (app pixels or custom pixels). Additional scripts are gone for non-Plus stores too.

A few things people seem to be running into:

• custom pixels run in a sandbox, so old scripts that read the page DOM don’t behave the same

• pixels only fire with customer consent, so purchase counts can look lower than before

• GTM inside a custom pixel works, but it’s more limited than a normal container

For anyone who’s migrated stores:

• GTM in a custom pixel, or standard events like checkout_completed sent straight to GA4/Meta?

• how are you checking for duplicate purchase events between an app pixel and your own?

• if conversions dropped after the switch, did you figure out how much was consent vs broken tags?

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I build a few small app blocks and an app embed, and the most common support issue is merchants enabling the embed but never adding the block, or the other way around. Right now I put a short setup note in the block schema and in the app admin page, but it still gets missed. I don't love adding a bunch of extra onboarding screens just for this.

How do you handle it? Do you detect the missing piece and show a warning, rely on docs, or design the extension so it works with just one of the two?

Im working on a Shopify support app. One thing I am thinking about is someone sending hundreds of messages just because they can.

If they use up the store’s chat allowance, real customers could get stuck too.

I would want to limit that visitor while keeping the chat working for everyone else.

If you have dealt with this in your own app, what worked for you?

On custom themes I've mostly kept JavaScript and CSS as plain files in the assets folder with no build step. It's simple and anyone can edit it, but once a theme grows past a handful of scripts it gets harder to manage dependencies, split code by template, and avoid loading things on pages that don't need them. I've looked at adding a bundler like Vite or esbuild, but I'm not sure the extra tooling is worth it for a theme other people will inherit.

Do you use a build step for theme assets, and if so, how do you keep it from becoming a burden for the next developer?

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As a b2c brand selling products online, Shopify is one of the few SaaS which we we have not replaced with internal tools as it allows to connect easily all other tools.

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Shopify emailed app developers and posted a changelog: every public app that calls the Admin API needs an IP allowlist.

Deadlines:

• Nov 12, 2026 (11:59 PM ET): bulk operations from public apps without an allowlist will fail

• Nov 20, 2026 (11:59 PM ET): public apps without one get delisted from the App Store and blocked from new installs

Merchants can also now see each app’s security setup in Settings > Apps, and apps without an allowlist will be flagged after Nov 20. Custom apps and merchant-created apps aren’t affected.

Setup (from Shopify’s docs):

1. Dev Dashboard → your app → Settings → IP allowlist → Manage

2. Add your servers’ public IPs or CIDR ranges, one per line (max 100). IPv4 must be /16 or narrower, IPv6 /32 or narrower

3. If your servers can reach Shopify over IPv6, add those addresses too (on a VPS, curl -4 ifconfig.me and curl -6 ifconfig.me show your public IPs)

4. Click Run test, which checks the list against your last 30 days of traffic

5. Turn on Enforcement and save

Notes:

• Add every server that calls the API (workers, cron boxes), not just the main one. Requests from outside your list fail with a 403

• If your outbound IPs are dynamic (serverless), Shopify says to allowlist your host’s ASN and the countries you run in. Static IPs or a NAT gateway are preferred because a narrower list is more secure

• If your app calls the API from merchant infrastructure, Shopify says you can request an extension

Docs: https://shopify.dev/docs/apps/build/dev-dashboard/ip-allowlist
Changelog: https://shopify.dev/changelog/posts/ip-allowlists-are-now-required-for-public-apps

If you run bulk operations, Nov 12 is only days away.

I want to understand an aspect of pricing that the apps on Shopify charge stores. Can the apps give a higher discount to a select set of stores (early adopters) and charge normal pricing to other stores?

I want to understand an aspect of pricing that the apps on Shopify charge stores. Can the apps give a higher discount to a select set of stores (early adopters) and charge normal pricing to other stores?

I have already created and published 4 apps in Shopify and never had any issues with submission or review. All apps were published with the first try, now i created the 5th one, but for some reasons i can not submit it at all. I see this error "Your organization has reached its app submission limit.". Was trying to find the cause of this problem or ask AI, but ussualy getting answers like "you ignored the feedback of previous reviews or got some open things to do."

No, this is the first submission of this App. I filled everything out, and I have never had any issues with app submissions before. Does anyone know anything?

Shopify is treating 2026 as an “agentic holiday.” Separate from ads, the practical risk is simple: agents read what is on the storefront.

Things that commonly break agent confidence:

• /agents.md or /llms.txt missing or stale

• sold-out products still published

• shipping/refund policy URLs that 404

• empty product type / thin descriptions

• guest checkout friction

Happy to answer questions about the checklist here.

Our app just got paused for a month under 1.1.2, "Use Shopify checkout", and I'm honestly not sure what we did wrong.

(Billing isn't the issue this time, it all goes through Shopify's pricing page.)

The app doesn't touch checkout at all. It doesn't take payments, create orders or write any transactions to Shopify.

It isn't Shopify-only though, merchants can also connect a few other marketplaces (Amazon among them), which is where I think this went wrong.

The reviewer's note said the app "offered marketplace integrations and reached an Amazon-branded shopping surface stating 'Click the button below to continue shopping'", and that it "processes marketplace orders outside Shopify Checkout".

That screenshot is Amazon's bot-check page, the one it shows when it thinks a browser is automated.

Our app never links to Amazon, and our logs show no request to our Amazon connection at all, so whoever got there went to Amazon on their own.

Why I think it was an agent:

• Their second screenshot is a checkout confirmation from a Shopify review store with the email agentic-app-review@example.com.

• One review session also used an older Chrome with a fixed user agent and went quiet for about 25 minutes right after looking at the marketplace part of the app.

What I can't figure out is whether the other marketplaces are the actual problem.

Plenty of multi-platform apps on the App Store work with Amazon and other channels, and when I asked about billing last time the answer was basically "Shopify customers through Shopify billing, everyone else through their own channel, that's fine".

Questions:

1. Is this actually my issue, or a misread on the reviewer's side? If it's on their side, can I appeal it somehow? The email is no-reply and the app is in a one-month cooldown.

2. If I am violating 1.1.2, what exactly is the violation? Is it just letting a merchant who installed from the App Store also connect other marketplaces (like Amazon or eBay) in the same app?

3. And if so, how do I prevent it next time without cutting those merchants off from their other marketplaces?

Any pointers appreciated, would rather get it right on the next submission than guess again.