Shopify competitor research
Know what your competitors launched this week.
New products, price changes, best sellers, apps and ads for any Shopify store, re-checked every week and dated, so you can act on facts instead of guesses.
This week on Shopify
Crawl of October 31, 2026 vs October 25, 2026 · 750,589 stores crawled both times
- 2,770,099 product launches (at least)
- 198,116 price drops
- 119,819 new discounts
- 157,054 best-seller climbs
- 2,944 stores adding apps
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The Brick
Who uses Brandloupe
- Brand teams Watch your competitors Their launches, price changes, best sellers, new apps and ads, in one weekly feed.
- Agencies and freelancers Find clients with proof Stores filtered by what they run and what they lack: no Meta Pixel, no reviews app, no email platform.
- App and SaaS makers See who installs what Which stores add or drop every app each week, and who runs your competitors.
- Operators and dropshippers Spot products early The same product appearing on more stores, climbing best-seller lists and getting discounted.
Numbers you can check
Every figure on Brandloupe comes from our own crawl and carries its date. We publish how we find stores, what we detect, what we estimate and where the data falls short.
Last crawl October 25, 2026 · Read the methodology
From the Brandloupe Index
Use it from your AI
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about any Shopify store. Our MCP server answers from the weekly crawl, with dates.
“Which US beauty stores with the most traffic don't run the Meta Pixel?”
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What does Brandloupe track?
Brandloupe re-checks 750,590 live Shopify stores every week: the products each one launches, its best-seller order, its prices and discounts, the apps, theme and pixels it runs, and its estimated traffic. For a growing set of stores that advertise on Meta, we also track their ads.
Where does the data come from?
From each store's public storefront and the public Meta Ad Library, collected by our own crawler. Store lists come from HTTP Archive and, since October 2026, Certificate Transparency logs; traffic tiers from the Chrome UX Report. Every page shows the date of the crawl it uses, and the methodology page explains what we measure and what we estimate.
How is this different from ad spy and dropshipping tools?
We show what changed and when, with dates you can check: launches, price changes, best-seller moves and new apps, week by week. Where we estimate (traffic), we say so and give the method.