- Short answer
- Closed to new installs: stores that already have the app keep it, but uninstalling means you can't reinstall it
- Two meanings
- The app puts other stores' products in yours; Ads on Shopify Product Network put yours in theirs
- Who could install it
- Eligible stores in the United States selling in USD
- If you turn the app off
- Seller products are no longer visible on your store; existing orders aren't canceled
- Commission after turning the app off
- You still receive commissions you've earned by the end of that month
Two things share the Shopify Product Network name
The name covers an app and an ad placement that move products in opposite directions.
- Closed to new installations
- Shows other Shopify stores' products on your store
- You earn commission without stocking or shipping them
- Products are picked automatically, not by you
- A Shop Campaigns placement showing your products on stores that run the app
- Labeled Sold by [your store name]
- On by default in new campaigns
- Orders attributed to the Shopify Product Network sales channel
Buying those ads is covered in our Shop Campaigns guide.
Can you still install the Product Network app?
No. The App Store listing reads “This app is not currently available on the Shopify App Store,” and the help pages say:
The Shopify Product Network app is no longer available for new installations. Stores that already have the Shopify Product Network app installed can continue to use it.
It was offered only to eligible stores in the United States selling in USD.
If your store already has the app
While you keep it, Product Network orders aren't in your sales reports, and webhooks and Shopify Flow automations don't apply to them.
Turning off Shopify Product Network means:
- Seller products are no longer visible on your store.
- Existing orders aren't canceled.
- Each selling store still fulfills and supports its items.
- You still receive any commissions you've earned by the end of that month.
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