Starting an online store in 2026 means entering a landscape very different from five years ago. The opportunity is larger than ever—global e-commerce continues its relentless growth—but so is the competition. The merchants who succeed are those who choose their niches strategically, avoiding saturated markets while finding pockets of demand where they can build genuine competitive advantages.
This guide presents 99 Shopify store ideas across seven business models, each selected for profit potential and relatively low competition. More importantly, it provides a framework for evaluating any niche you consider and a validation process to test your ideas before committing significant resources.
How to Evaluate a Niche Before You Start
Before diving into specific ideas, understanding how to evaluate any niche is essential. The most common mistake new entrepreneurs make is choosing a niche based on personal interest alone, without validating market demand, competition levels, and profit potential.
The Demand Test
Sustainable demand separates viable businesses from expensive hobbies. Here's how to verify demand exists:
Search volume analysis: Use tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, or even Google's free Keyword Planner to check monthly search volume for your primary product keywords. Look for keywords with 1,000+ monthly searches—enough demand to build a business but not so much that you're competing with giants.
Google Trends trajectory: Search your niche in Google Trends and look at the five-year trend. Flat or gradually increasing trends indicate stable demand. Sharp spikes followed by declines suggest fads. Seasonal patterns are fine if you understand them and plan accordingly.
Social proof signals: Check subreddit subscriber counts, Facebook group membership, Instagram hashtag volumes, and TikTok engagement for your niche. Active communities indicate passionate audiences willing to spend time—and money—on their interests.
AI assistant awareness: Ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini questions about your niche. If AI assistants can knowledgeably discuss the product category and recommend products, the niche has established market presence. If they struggle to provide useful information, the market may be too small or too new.
The Competition Analysis
Competition is not inherently bad—it validates demand. But you need to assess whether you can compete effectively.
First-page evaluation: Search your primary product keywords and analyze the first page of Google results. If all results are Amazon, Walmart, and massive DTC brands with venture backing, consider adjacent niches. If you see independent Shopify stores ranking, competition is penetrable.
Store quality audit: Visit the top 5-10 stores in your niche. Evaluate their website quality, product photography, pricing, reviews, and content. If established stores have poor user experience, mediocre photography, or thin content, you can differentiate through excellence.
Product availability: Search your product ideas on Amazon, Etsy, and AliExpress. Thousands of sellers offering identical products indicates a commoditized market where you'll compete primarily on price. Unique or customizable products offer more opportunity for differentiation.
Ad saturation check: Use Facebook Ad Library to search for ads related to your niche. Heavy ad presence from well-funded competitors makes customer acquisition expensive. Limited ad activity may indicate either opportunity or lack of viable economics.
The Margin Calculation
Many stores fail not because of low sales but because they sell at prices that don't generate profit. Calculate your margins before committing.
Cost of goods sold (COGS): What do you pay per unit? Include product cost, shipping from supplier, and any customization costs.
Shipping costs: What will you charge customers for shipping, and what does it actually cost you? Shipping economics make or break many product categories.
Returns and refunds: Assume 5-15% of orders result in returns or refunds depending on your category. Fashion and sized products run higher; digital products essentially zero.
Payment processing: Shopify Payments charges 2.4-2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction depending on your plan. Factor this into every sale.
Marketing costs: What will you spend to acquire each customer? For new stores without organic traffic, assume $15-50 customer acquisition cost (CAC) initially.
Target margin formula:
Gross Margin = (Selling Price - COGS - Shipping) / Selling Price
For physical products, target 50%+ gross margin. For digital products, 80%+ is achievable. Below 40% gross margin, most businesses struggle to cover operating expenses and marketing costs while remaining profitable.
AI Visibility Potential
In 2026, AI shopping assistants like ChatGPT Shopping, Perplexity, and Google Gemini are significant traffic sources for e-commerce stores. Niches that AI assistants can recommend effectively—because products solve clear problems and comparisons are possible—have inherent advantages.
Products that perform well in AI recommendations typically have:
- Clear use cases that AI can explain
- Comparable features and specifications
- Strong review profiles across platforms
- Content that helps AI understand product differentiation
Dropshipping Niches (20 Ideas)
Dropshipping lets you sell products without holding inventory. You list products, customers order, and your supplier ships directly to them. The model is accessible—low startup costs and no inventory risk—but margins are thinner than other models, and competition is fierce in obvious categories.
The following niches offer better margin potential and less saturation than typical dropshipping categories.
1. Adaptive Kitchen Tools for Seniors and Disabled Users
The population is aging, and adaptive products for daily living sell consistently with minimal competition from mass-market retailers. Products like easy-grip utensils, one-handed cutting boards, and jar openers serve a genuine need and command premium prices.
Why it works: Health-related products face less price sensitivity. Repeat purchase potential as customers explore product lines. Strong margin potential (50%+).
2. Left-Handed Product Collections
Approximately 10% of the population is left-handed, yet most products are designed for right-handed use. Left-handed scissors, notebooks, kitchen tools, and sports equipment serve an underserved market with passionate customers who seek out specialty retailers.
3. Posture Correction and Ergonomic Home Office Products
Remote work remains prevalent, and ergonomic products that reduce back pain, improve posture, and create healthier workspaces sell consistently. Standing desk accessories, monitor arms, ergonomic mice, and posture correctors perform well.
4. Car Organization Systems for Families
Parents need solutions for managing toys, snacks, entertainment, and chaos during car travel. Over-seat organizers, trunk storage systems, and travel activity kits serve this need with products that are light to ship and not easily found in local retail.
5. Smart Home Products for Renters
Renters can't install permanent smart home systems, creating demand for portable, non-invasive alternatives. Plug-in smart lighting, removable smart locks, and portable security cameras serve this market segment.
6. Pet Travel and Outdoor Gear
Pet owners increasingly include their animals in outdoor adventures. Collapsible water bowls, hiking harnesses, pet camping gear, and travel safety equipment target active pet owners willing to spend on quality products.
7. Plant Parent Tools and Accessories
The indoor plant trend continues with no signs of slowing. Moisture meters, grow lights, plant stands, self-watering systems, and propagation tools serve plant enthusiasts at various experience levels.
8. Sustainable Bathroom Alternatives
Zero-waste bathroom products—bamboo toothbrushes, safety razors, shampoo bars, reusable cotton rounds—appeal to environmentally conscious consumers willing to pay premiums for sustainable alternatives.
9. Sleep Optimization Products
Beyond mattresses and pillows, the sleep category includes blue light blocking glasses, blackout solutions, white noise devices, weighted blankets, and sleep tracking accessories.
10. Minimalist Wallet and EDC (Everyday Carry) Products
Slim wallets, minimalist cardholders, key organizers, and pocket tools appeal to men and women seeking to reduce pocket bulk while maintaining functionality.
11. Home Fermentation Supplies
Kombucha brewing, kimchi making, and home fermentation have grown from niche hobby to mainstream interest. Fermentation crocks, starter cultures, pH meters, and brewing vessels serve this growing market.
12. Specialty Phone and Tablet Mounts
Beyond basic car mounts, specialty mounts for motorcycles, bicycles, treadmills, kitchen cabinets, and musical instrument stands serve specific use cases with less competition.
13. Outdoor Cooking Beyond Grills
Outdoor pizza ovens, portable smokers, campfire cooking gear, and Dutch oven accessories target the growing outdoor cooking enthusiast market.
14. Home Cocktail Bar Supplies
Home bartending gained popularity during the pandemic and retained its audience. Bar tool sets, specialty glassware, bitters collections, and cocktail books serve aspiring home mixologists.
15. Sensory Products for Stress Relief
Fidget tools, sensory weighted products, acupressure mats, and stress-relief devices serve adults seeking tactile stress management solutions.
16. Specialty Footwear Accessories
Insoles for specific activities, shoe care products, specialty laces, and comfort accessories serve customers who have already invested in quality footwear.
17. Aquarium Supplies for Nano and Specialty Tanks
The aquarium hobby has shifted toward smaller, specialized setups. Nano tank equipment, aquascaping tools, specialty substrates, and CO2 systems serve this market.
18. Vintage Electronics Accessories
Adapters, cases, and accessories for retro gaming consoles, vintage cameras, and classic electronics serve nostalgia-driven markets with passionate buyers.
19. Bidet and Bathroom Hygiene Products
Bidet adoption continues growing in Western markets. Bidet attachments, portable bidets, and bathroom hygiene accessories serve customers making the switch.
20. Air Quality Products for Allergy Sufferers
Air purifiers, HEPA filters, allergen-resistant bedding covers, and air quality monitors target allergy sufferers seeking home environment improvement.
Print on Demand Niches (15 Ideas)
Print on demand (POD) lets you sell custom-designed products without inventory. You create designs, customers order, and print partners produce and ship products. Margins are lower than handmade goods but require no upfront inventory investment.
Success in POD depends on identifying passionate audiences willing to pay for designs that express their identity.
21. Healthcare Worker Pride Apparel
Nurses, EMTs, physical therapists, and other healthcare workers have strong professional identity and appreciate designs that acknowledge their work. Sub-niches like "Night Shift Nurse" or "Pediatric PT" perform particularly well.
22. Specific Dog Breed Merchandise
General dog lover products are saturated, but specific breed merchandise—Corgi lovers, Dachshund enthusiasts, Boxer moms—targets passionate micro-audiences with high purchase intent.
23. Teacher Subject-Specific Designs
Math teachers, English teachers, music educators, and other subject specialists appreciate designs that acknowledge their specific discipline rather than generic "teacher" messaging.
24. Hobby-Specific Fitness Apparel
CrossFit athletes, powerlifters, rock climbers, and swimmers identify strongly with their sport. Designs that speak to specific challenges, achievements, and in-jokes resonate strongly.
25. Introvert and Neurodivergent Pride
Designs celebrating introversion, autism, ADHD, and other neurotypes serve communities seeking representation and self-expression through merchandise.
26. Specific Career Pride (Trades)
Electricians, plumbers, welders, HVAC technicians, and other trades workers have strong professional identity and underserved merchandise options compared to white-collar careers.
27. Fandom Sub-Niche Merchandise
Rather than competing in oversaturated main fandoms, target specific character appreciation, episode references, or crossover content that larger licensees ignore.
28. Regional and Local Pride Apparel
City neighborhoods, small towns, and regional identities inspire merchandise that mass retailers can't economically produce. "East Nashville" or "Austin Weird" niches serve local communities.
29. Plant Parent Designs
Indoor plant enthusiasts appreciate designs referencing specific plant species, plant care jokes, and the plant parent lifestyle.
30. Astrology and Zodiac-Specific Products
Beyond generic zodiac symbols, specific designs for each sign—featuring traits, compatibility jokes, and astrological references—serve the astrology-interested audience.
31. Book Genre-Specific Merchandise
Fantasy readers, romance novel fans, true crime enthusiasts, and science fiction lovers appreciate designs referencing their specific genre preferences.
32. Chronic Illness Awareness and Humor
Designs that acknowledge specific chronic conditions with both awareness messaging and relatable humor serve communities seeking representation.
33. Environmental Profession Pride
Marine biologists, park rangers, environmental scientists, and conservation workers appreciate designs acknowledging their field.
34. Music Genre-Specific Designs
Beyond band merchandise, genre-specific designs for jazz enthusiasts, metalheads, EDM fans, and classical music lovers serve passionate communities.
35. Gaming-Adjacent Lifestyle Products
Rather than game-specific merchandise (which faces licensing issues), target gaming lifestyle—streaming culture, esports appreciation, retro gaming nostalgia—with original designs.
Handmade and Artisan Products (15 Ideas)
Handmade products command premium prices and build customer loyalty through craftsmanship. The model requires more time than dropshipping but offers significantly better margins and defensible differentiation.
36. Personalized Leather Goods
Custom leather wallets, keychains, journals, and accessories with name embossing or initials serve the gift market and personal luxury segment.
37. Handmade Soap with Specialty Ingredients
Beyond commodity soap, handmade bars featuring local honey, specialty oils, or unique scent combinations serve customers seeking luxury bathroom experiences.
38. Custom Pet Portraits and Artwork
Watercolor pet portraits, digital illustrations, and custom pet artwork turn beloved animals into treasured keepsakes. Strong gift market potential.
39. Handmade Candles with Unique Scent Stories
Rather than commodity scents, candles with unique fragrance combinations, narrative descriptions, and premium packaging command $30-60+ price points.
40. Custom Jewelry with Meaning
Birthstone arrangements, coordinate jewelry marking special locations, and custom engraved pieces serve customers seeking meaningful rather than purely decorative jewelry.
41. Hand-Poured Ceramics
Mugs, planters, and home decor made on pottery wheels or through slip casting offer uniqueness that mass production cannot replicate.
42. Macrame Home Decor
Wall hangings, plant hangers, and decorative pieces in macrame serve the bohemian and natural home aesthetic popular across social media.
43. Custom Embroidery and Hand-Stitched Art
Embroidered portraits, custom patches, and hand-stitched wall art combine traditional craft with personalization potential.
44. Handmade Baby and Children's Items
Wooden toys, personalized blankets, custom nursery art, and handmade clothing serve parents seeking unique items for their children.
45. Artisan Food Products (Where Permitted)
Specialty preserves, small-batch hot sauces, artisan chocolates, and regional specialty foods can be sold through Shopify where cottage food laws permit.
46. Custom Stained Glass
Suncatchers, window panels, and decorative stained glass pieces serve customers seeking unique home decor with artisan craftsmanship.
47. Hand-Bound Journals and Notebooks
Leather journals, custom paper selections, and unique binding styles serve writers, artists, and professionals seeking distinctive stationery.
48. Woodworking and Carpentry Items
Cutting boards, home organization products, furniture pieces, and decorative woodwork serve customers seeking quality over mass production.
49. Custom Terrariums and Plant Arrangements
Pre-planted terrariums, succulent arrangements, and custom plant combinations serve customers wanting living decor without the setup challenge.
50. Handmade Natural Skincare
Face serums, body butters, and skincare products made with natural ingredients serve customers seeking alternatives to commercial cosmetics.
Digital Products (15 Ideas)
Digital products offer the highest margins in e-commerce—often 80-95% after payment processing—because there's no cost of goods sold, no shipping, and no inventory management. Once created, digital products can be sold unlimited times.
51. Notion Templates for Specific Use Cases
General Notion templates face competition, but templates for specific needs—content creator workflows, small business CRMs, personal finance tracking—serve targeted audiences willing to pay for specialized solutions.
52. Social Media Template Bundles
Canva-editable templates for Instagram posts, stories, Reels covers, and Pinterest pins serve content creators and small businesses seeking professional visuals without design skills.
53. Wedding Planning Spreadsheets and Printables
Budget trackers, vendor comparison templates, seating chart planners, and wedding planning checklists serve engaged couples during a high-spending life moment.
54. Resume and Career Document Templates
ATS-optimized resume templates, cover letter frameworks, and LinkedIn profile guides serve job seekers willing to invest in their career presentation.
55. Digital Planners for Tablet Use
GoodNotes and Notability-compatible digital planners with hyperlinked navigation serve the growing tablet-based productivity community.
56. Online Course: Niche Skill Teaching
Video courses teaching specific skills—sourdough baking, watercolor techniques, guitar fingerpicking—generate passive income once created.
57. Photography Presets and LUTs
Lightroom presets, mobile photo filters, and video color grading LUTs serve content creators seeking consistent aesthetic styles.
58. Website Templates for Specific Platforms
Squarespace, Webflow, WordPress, and Shopify templates designed for specific industries (photographers, restaurants, coaches) serve business owners seeking professional websites.
59. Printable Wall Art
Digital downloads of artwork for customers to print themselves eliminate shipping complexity while serving home decor needs at accessible price points.
60. Budget and Financial Planning Templates
Spreadsheet templates for budgeting, debt payoff tracking, investment analysis, and financial planning serve the growing personal finance community.
61. Business Document Templates
Contract templates, proposal frameworks, client onboarding documents, and business planning templates serve entrepreneurs and freelancers.
62. E-books and Guides
Comprehensive guides on specific topics—from sourdough bread baking to home organization systems—serve readers seeking expert knowledge in accessible formats.
63. Digital Sticker Packs
GoodNotes and digital planner stickers in themed collections serve the digital planning community with low creation costs and infinite scalability.
64. Font and Design Asset Bundles
Original fonts, icon sets, and design elements serve graphic designers, content creators, and marketing teams.
65. Music and Audio Products
Royalty-free music, sound effects, podcast intros, and audio loops serve content creators needing audio assets for their productions.
Subscription Box Ideas (10 Ideas)
Subscription boxes build recurring revenue and customer loyalty. The model requires more operational complexity—inventory management, packaging, fulfillment—but creates predictable monthly income once established.
66. Self-Care and Mental Wellness Box
Curated items supporting mental health—journals, aromatherapy products, stress-relief tools, inspirational books—serve the growing wellness market.
67. Specialty Coffee or Tea Discovery
Monthly curations from different roasters or tea gardens serve enthusiasts seeking variety without the research required to discover new options independently.
68. Book and Reading Accessories Box
New releases in specific genres paired with bookmarks, candles, and reading snacks serve book clubs and dedicated readers.
69. Pet Treat and Toy Box
Monthly curations for dogs or cats including treats, toys, and accessories serve pet parents seeking variety and surprise for their animals.
70. Craft and DIY Project Box
Complete project kits—macrame, embroidery, candle making, woodworking—with all materials and instructions serve adults seeking creative hobbies.
71. Regional or International Snack Box
Curated snacks from specific regions (Japanese candy, British treats, Southern US snacks) serve adventurous eaters curious about food culture.
72. Sustainable Product Discovery Box
Monthly introduction to zero-waste alternatives, sustainable brands, and eco-friendly products serves environmentally conscious consumers.
73. Date Night Experience Box
Curated date activities, conversation prompts, and experience elements help couples prioritize connection with planned activities delivered monthly.
74. Kids' Educational Activity Box
Age-appropriate learning activities, science experiments, and educational projects serve parents seeking screen-free engagement for children.
75. Fitness and Nutrition Supplement Box
Curated supplements, protein snacks, and fitness accessories serve active individuals seeking to discover new products in the category.
Local + Online Hybrid Ideas (10 Ideas)
Combining local services with online product sales creates multiple revenue streams and builds community connections that pure e-commerce lacks.
76. Local Baked Goods + Nationwide Shipping for Specialty Items
Serve local customers with fresh products while shipping shelf-stable specialties (cookies, granola, biscotti) nationally.
77. Plant Shop with Local Pickup + Care Products Shipped
Sell plants locally with pickup/delivery while shipping plant care products, pots, and tools nationwide.
78. Art Studio Classes + Art Supply E-commerce
Offer local workshops while selling art supplies and kits to students and online customers.
79. Fitness Training + Equipment and Apparel Sales
Combine personal training or group fitness with branded apparel and equipment sales.
80. Photography Services + Print Shop
Offer local photography services while selling fine art prints and photo products online.
81. Music Lessons + Instrument Accessories
Teach locally while selling strings, reeds, accessories, and instructional materials online.
82. Cooking Classes + Kitchen Product Sales
Offer culinary workshops while selling specialty ingredients and kitchen tools used in classes.
83. Craft Workshops + Supply Store
Teach local crafting workshops while selling supplies and kits to attendees and online customers.
84. Pet Grooming + Premium Pet Product Sales
Offer grooming services locally while selling premium pet products to clients and online customers.
85. Wellness Coaching + Supplement and Product Sales
Combine health coaching with curated product recommendations available through your store.
Passion-Based Niches (14 Ideas)
Passion-based stores serve hobbyists and enthusiasts who spend disproportionately on their interests. These customers research extensively, value expertise, and appreciate stores that understand their community.
86. Tabletop Gaming Accessories
Dice sets, dice towers, character miniature storage, game organizers, and gaming table accessories serve the growing tabletop gaming community.
87. Mechanical Keyboard Enthusiast Products
Keycap sets, desk mats, wrist rests, and keyboard accessories serve the passionate mechanical keyboard community.
88. Film Photography Supplies
Film stocks, darkroom chemicals, scanning equipment, and analog photography accessories serve the resurgent film photography community.
89. Journaling and Bujo Supplies
Bullet journal supplies, stickers, washi tape, stamps, and specialty pens serve the creative journaling community.
90. Home Brewing and Fermentation
Brewing equipment, ingredients, fermentation vessels, and home bartending supplies serve homebrewers and fermentation enthusiasts.
91. Camping and Overlanding Gear
Specialized camping equipment, vehicle organization systems, and outdoor adventure gear serve the overlanding and car camping communities.
92. Vinyl Record Accessories
Record cleaning supplies, storage solutions, display systems, and turntable accessories serve vinyl collectors.
93. Birdwatching Equipment
Feeders, field guides, optics accessories, and birding journals serve the birdwatching community.
94. Model Building Supplies
Paints, tools, display cases, and modeling supplies serve scale model enthusiasts across automotive, aircraft, and fantasy miniature categories.
95. Astronomy and Stargazing
Telescope accessories, observation guides, star charts, and astronomy-themed products serve amateur astronomers.
96. Knitting and Yarn Crafts
Specialty yarns, knitting tools, pattern books, and project accessories serve the knitting and crocheting community.
97. Fountain Pen and Stationery
Inks, paper, pen cases, and writing accessories serve fountain pen enthusiasts seeking quality writing experiences.
98. Historical Reenactment Supplies
Period-appropriate accessories, costume elements, and historical hobby supplies serve reenactors and living history enthusiasts.
99. Sourdough and Bread Baking
Bannetons, scoring tools, specialty flours, and baking equipment serve the home bread baking community that expanded during the pandemic and retained its participants.
Validation Checklist for Any Store Idea
Before committing to any niche, run through this validation checklist:
Demand Validation
- Primary keywords have 1,000+ monthly searches
- Google Trends shows stable or growing interest
- Active social media communities exist (10,000+ combined membership)
- People are actively asking questions about products in this niche
- AI assistants can discuss the niche knowledgeably
Competition Assessment
- Independent stores (not just Amazon/Walmart) rank on page one
- Top competitors have identifiable weaknesses you can exploit
- The market isn't dominated by venture-backed brands
- You can identify a differentiation angle
Margin Analysis
- Gross margin exceeds 40% for physical products (80% for digital)
- Shipping costs don't destroy margins
- Return rates for the category are manageable
- Customer acquisition costs are reasonable for your price point
Operational Feasibility
- Suppliers are available and reliable
- You can create or source quality products
- Shipping and fulfillment are manageable
- You have or can develop expertise in this area
Growth Potential
- Repeat purchase opportunities exist
- Related products allow catalog expansion
- The niche isn't dependent on a single trend
- AI visibility potential is reasonable
Next Steps After Choosing Your Niche
Once you've validated your store idea, here's your path to launch:
Week 1-2: Foundation
- Sign up for Shopify and claim your free trial to explore the platform without financial commitment
- Secure your domain that matches your brand
- Research suppliers and request samples for any physical products
- Create initial designs if pursuing print-on-demand
- Develop your product if selling digital goods
Week 3-4: Store Build
- Select and customize your theme for your product category
- Write product descriptions optimized for both conversion and AI visibility
- Create collection pages organizing your catalog logically
- Set up payment processing through Shopify Payments
- Configure shipping and tax settings
- Install essential apps for reviews, SEO, and email capture
Month 2: Pre-Launch Preparation
- Build your initial audience through content creation and social media
- Set up email marketing with welcome sequence and abandoned cart recovery
- Implement structured data using JSON-LD for SEO or similar apps
- Create foundational content (About page, FAQ, shipping info, return policy)
- Test ordering process from customer perspective
Month 3: Launch and Learn
- Soft launch to friends, family, and email list
- Gather initial feedback and make adjustments
- Begin paid advertising with small test budgets
- Monitor analytics and identify conversion opportunities
- Iterate based on data rather than assumptions
Ongoing: Optimization
- Expand product catalog based on customer demand
- Build AI visibility through product data optimization and third-party presence
- Develop content marketing to drive organic traffic
- Test and optimize conversion rate through A/B testing
- Build customer retention through email, loyalty programs, and excellent service
Getting Started Today
The best Shopify store idea is one you'll actually execute. Analysis paralysis keeps more entrepreneurs from launching than actual market conditions. Choose a niche that passes your validation checklist, matches your resources and skills, and interests you enough to maintain motivation through the inevitable challenges of building a business.
Start with Shopify's free trial to explore the platform, test your ideas, and build your store foundation without financial commitment. The platform's ecosystem of apps, themes, and integrations makes it possible to launch professional stores quickly across any of the business models covered in this guide.
If you're pursuing physical products, remember that AI shopping assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity increasingly influence purchase decisions. Stores optimized for AI visibility gain significant advantages as these platforms grow. Consider AI optimization as part of your launch strategy, not an afterthought.
Ready to see how AI shopping assistants would discover and recommend your products? Run a free AI visibility audit to understand where opportunities exist in your chosen niche, or contact our team to discuss launching your Shopify store with AI visibility built in from day one.