See the apps and technology behind a Shopify store.
Evidio recognizes 240+ apps, pixels and tools from a storefront's public code, from reviews and email to upsells, subscriptions and payments.
The stack a competitor built, laid out by job.
Tech stack
Payments
Payment solutions and methods accepted on the store.
Analytics and tracking
Analytics, tracking and optimisation tools.
Marketing and ads
Tools used for marketing and advertising.
Customers and support
Support and customer-review solutions.
Operations and infrastructure
Shipping, subscriptions and everything running the store.
What you can see
- Detected apps grouped by job: payments, marketing, customers, catalog, cart, operations
- The ad pixels installed, in their own card
- Analytics and tracking tags
- Payment methods offered on the storefront
- The theme the store runs on
You see which tools shape a competitor's experience without installing any of them.
From page code to app stack.
Open a Shopify store
Run the analysis from the storefront.
Evidio reads the public code
The homepage, a best-selling product page and the store's tag manager are matched against 240+ fingerprints.
Review the stack
Detected tools are grouped by what they do, with the theme and payment methods alongside.
Benchmark your setup
Compare the stack with your own store or with other stores you follow.
Learn how a competitor's experience is built.
A competitor's product pages load reviews, bundles and a subscription option you do not have. Guessing which apps power them means reading page source or asking in forums.
The analysis lists the tools it recognizes, grouped by job. You know which review app, upsell tool or subscription service they chose before you evaluate your own options.
Questions it helps answer
- Which apps does this store use for reviews and upsells?
- What email or SMS tool powers its sign-up forms?
- Does it sell subscriptions, and with which app?
- Which payment options does it offer?
Detected means present in the page, not necessarily in use.
Evidio recognizes tools from fingerprints in the public code. Apps that only run in the admin or at checkout leave no trace, and apps injected late by scripts can be missed; an app still installed but switched off can still leave one. The list is strong evidence of the stack, not an inventory of the store's admin.
Observed
- Scripts, tags and markers in the homepage and a product page
- Tags declared in the store's Google Tag Manager containers
Estimated or inferred
- Which app a fingerprint belongs to
- The group each app is filed under
Keep researching this part of the workflow.
Frequently asked questions
How many apps can Evidio recognize?
More than 240 apps, pixels and tools, across reviews, email, upsells, subscriptions, loyalty, payments, analytics and more. The catalog grows as fingerprints are added.
Can I see every detected app on the Free plan?
The Free plan shows the first detected apps; paid plans show the complete stack.
Why is an app I know about missing?
Some apps only run in the admin or at checkout and leave nothing in the public pages Evidio reads. Evidio only reports what the storefront reveals.
Which Evidio plan includes this feature?
The Free plan provides a useful limited result or preview. The complete feature and higher limits are available on Pro, Lifetime and Agency.
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