StoreRadar

About StoreRadar

StoreRadar sells the Shopify ecosystem as a single downloadable CSV rather than as a seat in a search interface, which is the whole product decision: you buy the file once, you keep it, and there is no subscription gating access to data you already paid for. The current snapshot is 2.6 million stores with 1.9 million emails and roughly 200,000 phone numbers across 68 columns and about 480 MB. The columns go well past contact details into the fields that make targeting possible — detected Shopify apps, technologies, theme, product and collection counts, blog presence and article count, page count, password-protected status, ad pixels, languages, countries, industry, social profiles, domain creation and expiry dates, first-seen and last-detected timestamps. Two scores are computed per store: a 0–100 lead score built from migration signals, theme budget, tech stack, store liveness, social presence and maturity, each contribution itemised, and a separate SEO score. The buyer is a Shopify agency, app developer, theme seller or freelancer running outbound. The optional add-on is the honest part of the pitch: raw addresses on any list this size are a deliverability liability, so the vendor runs MX checks, SMTP mailbox-level verification and a MillionVerifier bulk pass, shipping a valid/invalid/accept-all status and a 0–100 confidence score per address. The comparison drawn is against Store Leads at $3,000 a year for one seat.

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