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See any Shopify store's theme, apps, pixels and payment methods. Verifiable signals only, detected 100% locally. No account needed. StorePeek shows you exactly what any Shopify store is built with — its theme, the apps it runs, the tracking pixels it fires, and the payment methods it accepts. Open a store, and StorePeek reads it in a couple of seconds. WHAT YOU SEE • Theme — the exact theme, whether it's an official Shopify theme, a modified one, or a premium theme like Shrine, Ella or Minimog. Premium themes link to the vendor selling them. • Apps — the storefront apps the store runs, with logos and a one-line description of what each one does. • Pixels — the tracking and analytics tags on the page: Meta, TikTok, Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity and more. • Payments — the wallets and card brands the store offers at checkout. • Recently scanned — jump back to any store you looked at, without retyping anything. BUILT ON HONEST SIGNALS Most store inspectors show invented revenue and traffic numbers. StorePeek doesn't. It reports only what a store's own public pages actually reveal, and it says plainly when something can't be known — apps that run only in a merchant's admin leave no public trace, and StorePeek tells you that instead of guessing. Detections are labelled: confirmed detections stand on their own, and weaker ones are marked "likely" so you can judge for yourself. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens inside your browser. StorePeek has no account, no sign-up and no server. Your browsing is never collected, never uploaded and never sold. On install it can't read any page at all — you grant access when you first use it. WHO IT'S FOR Store owners sizing up competitors, dropshippers researching what works, agencies auditing client stores, and developers who want to know what a storefront is running. StorePeek is free. StorePeek is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Shopify Inc.
Jul 28, 2026
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