Shopify Store Finder: Top Shopify Stores by Popularity

Shopify Store Finder

Search a ranked database of popular Shopify stores. Filter by country, currency, keywords, domain extension, traffic rank and catalog size, and get a clean list of store domains with metadata. Results are ordered by popularity.

The database holds 57,202 Shopify stores and was last updated on 2026-11-13. The Actor makes no network requests when it runs: it filters a database bundled with it, so runs finish in seconds.

What you get

For every matching store:

Field	Description
domain, url	Store domain (without www.) and https:// URL
tld	Public suffix, for example com or co.uk
trafficRank	Chrome UX Report popularity bucket (1000, 5000, 10000, 50000, 100000, 500000, 1000000), or null
majesticRank	Position in the Majestic Million, or null
name, description	Store name and description from the store's public metadata
country, currency, city	Store location and currency from the same metadata
productCount	Number of published products. Shopify caps this value at 25001, which means "more than 25,000"
myshopifyDomain	The store's *.myshopify.com domain
dataUpdatedAt	Date of the database snapshot

Fields the store does not publish are null.

Input

Field	Description
maxResults	Stores to return, 1 to 100000 (default 100)
offset	Matching stores to skip, for paging
countries	Two-letter ISO country codes, e.g. US, GB
currencies	Currency codes, e.g. USD, EUR
keywords	Case-insensitive substrings matched in name, description or domain. Any keyword is enough
tlds	Domain extensions, e.g. com, co.uk, de (leading dot optional)
maxTrafficRank	Only stores in the top N popularity bucket (Top 1,000 to Top 1,000,000)
maxMajesticRank	Only stores with Majestic rank at or below this value
minProducts, maxProducts	Catalog size range

Empty filters mean no restriction. A filter on a field skips stores where that field is null. Order is the same on every run: traffic rank ascending, then Majestic rank, then domain. Use offset and maxResults to page.

Example input: German-language-market coffee stores in the top 100,000.

{
  "maxResults": 200,
  "countries": ["DE"],
  "keywords": ["coffee", "kaffee"],
  "maxTrafficRank": "100000"
}

Example output record:

{
  "domain": "example-coffee.com",
  "url": "https://example-coffee.com",
  "tld": "com",
  "trafficRank": 10000,
  "majesticRank": 48213,
  "name": "Example Coffee",
  "description": "Specialty coffee and brewing gear.",
  "country": "US",
  "currency": "USD",
  "city": "Austin",
  "productCount": 120,
  "myshopifyDomain": "example-coffee.myshopify.com",
  "dataUpdatedAt": "2026-11-13"
}

Pricing

Pay per event: 0.003 USD per store returned (store-listed). A run with no matches costs nothing.

How the data is built

1. Domains from two open popularity lists (see below) are checked in DNS. A domain whose A record, or that of its www. host, points into Shopify's address range is treated as a Shopify store. Only DNS is queried at this step; the stores are not contacted.
2. For each detected store, one request to its public /meta.json endpoint collects name, description, country, currency, city and product count, at a low rate with an identifying User-Agent.
3. The result is stored as a compressed file bundled with the Actor. No emails or personal data are included.

Limitations

• This is not a list of all Shopify stores. It contains only stores that appear in the popularity lists above, which is why the focus is on stores with real traffic.
• Shopify stores behind Cloudflare or another proxy resolve to different IP addresses and are not detected.
• Metadata comes from what each store publishes and can be missing or outdated.
• keywords match substrings, so pet also matches carpet. Use longer or more specific keywords for cleaner results.
• Some entries are regional storefronts of one brand on separate domains or subdomains (for example us. and uk.). Storefronts that share one Shopify backend are listed once.
• The data is a snapshot. Check dataUpdatedAt.

Data sources and license

• Majestic Million, licensed CC BY 3.0. Source: Majestic.
• Chrome UX Report top lists, accessed through crux-top-lists, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.

The ranking fields and the domain list in this dataset are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. If you redistribute them, credit Majestic and the Chrome UX Report and keep the same license.

Guides

• Turn a list of domains into qualified e-commerce leads: a step-by-step example that combines this Actor with the other StoreSignal Actors.
• Build a targeted list of Shopify stores by country, niche and installed apps: from a country and a keyword to a segment such as "uses Klaviyo, has no subscription app".

Related Actors

• storesignal/shopify-store-intelligence for detailed analysis of individual Shopify stores.
• storesignal/website-contact-tech-finder to enrich the domains from this list with public contact details and technologies.