Retailer contact database, sold through a demo rather than a signup.
Not published. Quoted on an order form, with 3% added to carnot Shopify-only
500,000+ online retailers, 750+ technologies tracked and 190,000+ verified contacts by its own count. It claims more than 1,000 customers and has CRM integration. It is a retail intelligence database, not a Shopify one. It watches the commerce stack: the platform, the email service provider, the payment processor. It is sold to anyone selling to ecommerce brands, not to this ecosystem in particular. Etailinsights, Inc., a North Carolina corporation, in Cary.
Watch for. Nothing about the price is published. There is no pricing page, and both calls to action are a demo request or a trial signup. The terms put the figure on an order form and add 3% to card payments. That looks like an annual contract, not a card and a login. Coverage is the bigger question: 750 technologies is platform and stack level. Nothing on the public site shows detection of individual Shopify apps. So it is not shown to answer the question this category exists for: which stores run my competitor. It is worth listing only as a contact database for retail brands, some of which happen to be on Shopify.
etailinsights.com on 6 November 2026, captured by the directory. The site may have changed since.
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