StoreRadarStoreRadar Shopify Lead Intelligence

The product's stated difference from store directories is that qualification happens before delivery: buyers state an offer and an ideal customer profile, and the service returns only matched stores rather than a raw list the buyer filters alone. Its own pages position the offering against generic B2B contact databases and pre-crawled ecommerce directories that leave qualifying work to the user.

Rows combine Shopify-specific signals, including app gaps, theme and technology fingerprint, product counts, price bands, and description-quality gaps, with email validation and live-domain checks. Independent comparison listings on Slashdot and SourceForge describe the offering as packaging Shopify store data with extensive column-level detail per row.

Delivery is currently CSV-based, and the operator's own FAQ describes an API as planned rather than available, which limits use in automated pipelines. Recurring tiers carry per-cycle distinct-store limits, and the founding-rate subscription is capped to a small number of seats.

The company is a recent entrant, registered in the United Kingdom in 2026, with a shorter operating track record than established ecommerce-data directories. Third-party listings describe its index coverage differently from the first-party figure, so stated store counts have limited independent verification.

StoreRadar Limited is registered in the United Kingdom under company number 15771343, and the product launched in 2026 with operations listed in London. The operator's site describes participation in the Microsoft for Startups program.

The offering went live with a one-time sample tier and a capped founding-rate subscription, and public professional profiles attribute the founding to a chief executive who started the company in mid-2026, positioning the service as data intelligence for sellers targeting ecommerce merchants.

StoreRadar Shopify Lead Intelligence is a lead-matching product from United Kingdom company StoreRadar Limited for sellers targeting Shopify merchants. A buyer describes an offer and an ideal customer profile in plain language, and the product scores stores in its index against signals including technology fingerprint, catalog size, price band, and vertical classification, returning only rows that match the described profile.

Each returned row carries catalog and pricing signals, a tech-stack fingerprint, and a validated contact email with decision-maker details where available, delivered as a CSV list for outbound tools. Storefronts can be re-indexed on demand, and the operator's site states an index of more than 400,000 verified live Shopify stores.