Partnership Terms

What we offer

We write one separate article about your app or service. It is not a feature review. It is a use case: which merchant problem your product solves, how exactly it solves it, and where it does better than the alternatives a merchant would otherwise pick.

• We write it ourselves. Like every other article on this site, it is generated by AI in the same pipeline and goes through the same fact checks.
• For an app, we check the numbers against its Shopify App Store listing, not against your pitch.
• We describe what your product does not do next to what it does.
• You get no sign-off on the text and no veto over the verdict. Before publication we send you a preview link so you can point out factual errors, and we correct those.

What we don't do

We do not change published articles at your request: no added text, no added links or mentions, no new place in a comparison.

The reason is how the site works. Every article here is generated by AI in one pipeline, and that is what keeps the articles objective. We edit a published article by hand only to get the facts right. If an article gets something about your product wrong, tell us: that is a correction, and it is always welcome.

Beyond corrections, the one thing you can add to the article about your product is your own comment, in a section of its own.

Your own comment in the article

You can add to the article only in the form of your own comment or information. We publish it in a separate, clearly labelled section of the article, “From the developer”, under your company's name. There readers get your own view of your product and useful details that are not publicly available: your own measurements, how the product works inside, what is planned.

• Every sentence in that section is attributed to you and kept apart from our text, so readers always know whose words they are reading.
• Anything we can check ourselves, against a public page or in our own test, we check, and it appears in the article as our own finding instead.
• Statements about Shopify itself stay out of that section. For those we rely on Shopify's own documentation.
• We may shorten your comment to what helps a merchant decide, but we never change its meaning.

Articles change over time

Every article on this site is updated periodically. Its text and data may change to keep the information current and to explain it better to readers. That includes the article about your product.

During those updates your product may also appear in other articles, on the same grounds as any other product. It never appears there as part of our arrangement, and we don't promise that it will.

How we link to you

• We do not join the affiliate programs app developers offer.
• A link to a site Shopify does not own carries no affiliate tag.
• No money changes hands in either direction. There are no paid placements on this site.

The details are in our Advertising Policy.

Links and mentions

The article about your product comes with no conditions: we ask for no link, no mention and no payment, and it follows the same rules as any other article here. If you decide to mention us or link to this site yourself, we're glad of it, and we ask that such links are marked rel="sponsored" or rel="nofollow". A guest post, on your blog or on ours, is a separate arrangement and is not tied to the article.

Readers are told about the partnership. Once we work together, the disclosure label at the top of the article about your product reads “Affiliate & Partner Disclosure”, and the note behind it names your company as our partner.

How to start

Email shopify@ecom-store.pro with:

• your Shopify App Store listing or your service's website;
• the merchant problem your product solves.

What happens next:

1. We confirm the topic of the article.
2. We write the article and check its facts.
3. We send you a preview link to check the facts.
4. We publish the article. We don't commit to a publication date.

This site is written for Shopify merchants, so we only write about apps and services that solve a real merchant problem. We may decline if yours doesn't.

How we write and check articles is described in our Editorial Policy.