April 02, 2024

ShopWP Plugin

Sell Shopify Products on WordPress. Display a simple buy button—or build a complex storefront. Power your WordPress store with a world-class ecommerce …

**Important: This plugin will stop working on March 1st, 2024. Please upgrade to ShopWP Pro to continue using the plugin.

Thanks y’all,
– Andrew

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Sell Shopify products on WordPress with ShopWP. Buy buttons? We got your covered. Easily embed product buy buttons on any page with simple shortcodes and blocks. Send your customers directly to the Shopify checkout, or add products to the built-in ShopWP cart instead. We have all the shortcodes and blocks you need to build a uniquely branded ecommerce experience on WordPress.

Not only that, but ShopWP lets you sync your products into WordPress to easily create product detail pages.

Ditch the slow and complicated ecommerce solutions like Woo. Whether you need WordPress to power a whole storefront or just a landing page, ShopWP will provide beautiful layouts and give your customers the confidence they need to buy from you.

We believe your store should authentically represent your brand. It shouldn’t cost tens of thousands of dollars to build a shopping experience. We want to empower entrepreneurs and small businesses to create eCommerce shops that rival the big players.

Features

Simple to use buy buttons
Sync product / collection detail pages
No iFrames
10 shortcodes for displaying products
Built-in cart experience
SEO optimized
Filtering and sorting functionality (Pro only)
Show variants as buttons instead of dropdowns (Pro only)
Show products in carousels or modals (Pro only)
Subscription products via Recharge extension (Pro only)
Direct checkout (Pro only)

See the full list of features here

ShopWP Pro

Use discount code 15OFFPRO to save 15% off when upgrading to ShopWP Pro. Take your store to the next level with awesome features like: subscription products, template overrides, filtering / sorting, automatic post syncing, dedicated support, and more! Save 15% off ShopWP Pro

Installation

From the WordPress dashboard:

Visit Plugins > Add New
Search for ShopWP
Activate ShopWP from your Plugins page
Click on the new menu item called ShopWP
Within the Connect tab, click the “Begin the connection process” button
Follow the wizard to connect your Shopify store. We’ve created a guide.

Screenshots

Connect your Shopify store to WordPress
Sync your Shopify store
Example of the syncing process running
How the plugin settings appear
Edit screen of the product detail page
List of product posts

FAQ

Read the full list of FAQ

How does this work?

You can think of WordPress as the frontend and Shopify as the backend. You still manage your store data inside Shopify (e.g., changing prices) and those changes automatically show inside WordPress. ShopWP is bundled with its own fly-out cart experience and allows you to sell directly on WordPress. When the user is ready to checkout, they’re redirected to the defalt Shopify checkout page to enter payment information.

After installing the plugin, you can connect your Shopify store by following the easy to use wizard. After connecting, you can display your products in the following ways:

Using the default pages “example.com/products” and “example.com/collections”
Shortcodes
Programmatically through the plugin’s Render API

You can also create product detail pages by syncing the product posts.

Is this SEO friendly?

We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure we’ve conformed to all the SEO best practices including semantic alt text, Structured Data, and indexable content.

Doesn’t Shopify already have a WordPress plugin?

They used to, but it has been discontinued.

Instead, Shopify has moved their attention to the buy button embed; allowing users to show products with a JavaScript code snippet. The main drawback to this is that Shopify uses iFrames for the embed which limits the ability for layout customizations. Additionally, managing multiple JavaScript embeds can get annoying really fast.

In contrast, ShopWP creates an iFrame-free experience allowing you to sync Shopify data directly into WordPress. We also save the products and collections as custom post types which unlocks the native power of WordPress itself.

Does this work with third party Shopify apps?

The only “Unfortunately no. We rely on the main Shopify API which doesn’t expose third-party app data. However the functionality found in many of the Shopify apps can be reproduced by other WordPress plugins.

How do I display my products?

Documentation on how to display your products can be found here.

How does the checkout process work?

ShopWP does not handle any portion of the checkout process. When a customer clicks the checkout button within the cart, they’re redirected to the default Shopify checkout page to finish the process.

Does this work with Shopify’s Lite plan?

Absolutely! In fact this is our recommendation if you intend to only sell on WordPress. More information on Shopify’s Lite plan

Can I use this and Shopify at the same time?

Absolutely! ShopWP doesn’t prevent you from using Shopify on other platforms like Facebook or using a Shopify theme directly.

Changelog

The full changelog can be found here

Note: If you’re upgrading from version 3.x, please read through the migration guide first

5.2.4

Updated: Updated Readme

5.2.3

Updated: Updated the free trial language in the upgrade notice

5.2.2

Updated: Added upgrade text

5.2.1

Updated: Added compatibility notice

5.2.0

Updated: Changed text in plugin upgrade notice

5.1.11

Improved: Updated the language in the README file

5.1.10

Added: Support for WordPress 6.3.2

5.1.9

Fixed: API syncing / connection issues

5.1.8

Added: New upgrade notice

5.1.7

Fixed: Occasional performance issues due to buyer_identity option values

5.1.6

Fixed: Error: “Field ‘metafields’ is missing required arguments: identifiers”

5.1.5

Added: Yotpo product reviews extension! Learn more
Improved: Updated various broken links within the plugin settings

5.1.4

Improved: Removed unused code from two years ago. Cleaning things up a bit.
Dev: Updated npm dependencies

5.1.3

Fixed: Broken products pagination when using Yotpo reviews
Fixed: Yotpo reviews were not showing properly in list view
Improved: Layout of product featured image now properly fills space
Improved: Added additional structure data to Yotpo reviews

5.1.2

Fixed: Resolved minor bugs in the Yotpo reviews functionality
Improved: Quantity border color now matches color of variant buttons

5.1.1

Added: WordPress 6.0 support
Added: Support for the upcoming Yotpo Reviews extension
Fixed: WPML conflict causing products not to load
Fixed: Bug causing sync to fail occasionally when global $TRP_LANGUAGE is defined as en_US
Fixed: Missing pagination on collection pages
Fixed: Bug preventing the collection product settings from being applied consistently
Fixed: Default collections listing template now correctly shows all collections
Fixed: Bug when linking to modal and with active buy button
Improved: Better error handling when a product has been removed from the ShopWP sales channel
Dev: Updated ShopWP compatibility MU plugin version

5.1.0

New Cart toggle links
New Storefront component now provides a search field
New Product image carousel can now show thumbnails
Fixed The on.cartToggle hook now works again
Improved Removed the minimum quantity line item notice within the cart
Improved Added ShopWP tier indication within admin settings header
Improved Cart “close” event is not properly scoped to the cart DOM element
Improved Cart terms checkbox style
Improved Now showing upgrade notice for ShopWP Collections
Dev Added new JavaScript action: on.itemsLoad
Dev Added new JavaScript filter: before.cartLineItems
Dev Added new JavaScript filter: after.cartLineItems
Dev Bumped Shopify API to 2022-07
Dev Added new shortcode attribute: image_carousel_thumbs

5.0.5

Fixed: conflict with TranslatePress causing broken rest_url errors
Fixed: cart colors were not being properly applied
Fixed: Bug causing products to duplicate when using carousel if total products is less than carousel slides to show
Fixed: Bug causing Storefront component to crash when deselecting collections
Fixed: Bug causing Storefront component to crash when no products are found
Fixed: Bug causing the Product Create webhook to fail
Improved: Removed BlueHost banner inside ShopWP admin settings
Improved: Cart icon background color
Improved: Added skeleton loader to cart footer if slow connection detected