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TikTok Shop lets people buy a product without leaving TikTok, so the video, the creator and the checkout all sit in one place. For a Shopify brand it works as another sales channel: Shopify stays the home of your products, stock and fulfilment, while TikTok Shop adds discovery through shoppable vide...
Vibe coding sounds more complicated than it is. You describe the software you want to an AI tool, let it write the code, try the result and keep asking for changes until it works: add a delivery countdown under the Add to Cart button, make it smaller on mobile, fix it on products with variants. You...
Buy now pay later has become part of the checkout for many UK ecommerce stores. A customer chooses a product, splits the cost across several payments and usually gets it straight away, while you are paid by the BNPL provider, less its fee, and the provider manages the repayments. For a Shopify merch...
Shopify B2B changed in 2026. For years, the honest answer to whether Shopify could handle wholesale natively was that you needed Shopify Plus. On 2 April 2026, Shopify began rolling out its foundational B2B features to the Basic, Grow and Advanced plans at no extra cost, so company accounts, wholesa...
Shopify Payments is Shopify's own payment processor. For most UK stores it is the simplest way to take cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay and Klarna without opening a separate merchant account, and it keeps payments, refunds, payouts, disputes and fraud checks inside your Shopify admin.
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Shopify is one of the obvious platforms for selling online in the UK, but it is not the only sensible choice. WooCommerce gives you far more control over the website, BigCommerce builds more ecommerce into the core platform, Wix and Squarespace suit sites where the shop is one part of a wider websit...
Mailchimp is no longer a poor fit for Shopify by default. Its current integration syncs customers, orders, subscription status and events such as product views, cart activity and completed checkouts, and it offers ecommerce automation, segmentation, product recommendations and revenue tracking. So t...
Shopify Collabs gives Shopify merchants a simple way to turn creators, customers and brand advocates into affiliates: you recruit creators, send them products, give each one a tracked link and discount code, set commission, track referred sales and pay commission without building an affiliate system...
Choosing a product review app for Shopify is no longer just about putting stars under a product title. The stronger platforms collect verified reviews automatically, ask for photos and videos, feed ratings to Google, sync with Klaviyo and let shoppers filter reviews by size, fit or use. The most exp...
Key Takeaways
Shopify Basic costs £25 a month in the UK, or £19 a month billed yearly; Grow costs £65 or £49, Advanced £344 or £259, and Shopify Plus starts at £1,950 a month on a one year term or £1,800 on a three year term.
Shopify Payments charges 2% + 25p per standard online card payment o...