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Track eCommerce stores, detect public store signals, save scan history, and compare changes between scans. StoreSpy helps eCommerce operators understand publicly visible store signals and track changes between scans. You can use StoreSpy to check a store's platform, theme signals, app fingerprints, public tracking signals, contact links, payment methods, page speed signals, and public product data where available. StoreSpy is useful for: - Dropshippers researching competitor stores - POD sellers tracking product and funnel changes - eCommerce operators reviewing store technology - Agencies auditing public store setups Main features: - Detect common eCommerce platforms - Identify theme and app signals - Show public tracking and analytics signals - Save local scan history - Compare changes between scans - Export scan history to CSV with Pro - View public product data where available - Detect payment method signals - Save a local watchlist Privacy: StoreSpy analyzes publicly visible page data in your browser. Scan results are stored locally in your browser. StoreSpy does not access admin pages, passwords, payment information, checkout data, or private account data. StoreSpy does not modify store content or checkout behavior. The only external request made by StoreSpy's own service is used to verify Pro license status when you activate Pro.
Jun 23, 2026
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