Finds Shopify brands by the apps their storefronts run, and logs app installs, removals and App Store listing changes. Sonar, its crawler, reads public storefronts, and each record shows when it was last checked. For an app developer, that is a list of stores running a competitor's app, and an alert when one of them switches. Starter is $30 a month with 20,000 credits, 5,000-row CSV exports and alerts on 10 apps and 10 stores. Pro is $100 with 150,000 credits, 100,000-row exports, alerts on 100 of each, and contact details. Business is $300 with five seats and alerts on 1,000 of each. Yearly billing is 20% less. Free, as Shoplist described it on 7 November 2026: full recorded app stacks, with no per-store reveals and no cap on apps shown, first-page browsing, up to two basic filters per search and one saved target list. You can follow one app and one store, with alerts in the Shoplist Inbox and a daily email brief. Free has no CSV export and no instant email, Slack or webhook alerts.
Watch for. Coverage is not published. The methodology page explains how storefront detection and its dates work. It does not say what share of Shopify stores Sonar has read, or how often a storefront is checked again. The pricing page claims 1M+ stores and apps on every plan, without splitting the two. Like every detector, it only sees apps with a storefront presence.
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