OpenData / Guide
How to use OpenData
New here? This page walks you through the whole flow in five plain steps — from finding stores that use a technology to getting the data as a CSV file. No technical background needed.
The short path
Browse stores by technology or appAvailable today
Start from the technology index. Every page there lists the stores where we detected that technology or app, with the real count from the database.
- Open the technology index and pick a technology — for example Klaviyo, or a payment gateway like Klarna.
- Each list shows real store domains and what else runs on the same store.
Read a store recordAvailable today
Each row is one store. The table below explains every field in plain words, using the sample list on a technology page.
| Field | What it means |
|---|---|
| Store | The store web address (domain) that our scanners checked. |
| Platform | The ecommerce platform the store runs on, such as Shopify or WooCommerce. |
| Also detected | Other technologies, apps and payment gateways found on the same storefront. |
| Business email | In samples this always shows 🔒 Available: the full record holds a public business contact, but the address itself ships only in paid exports — never in samples. |
| Verified date | The date our scanners last confirmed this record. See the note about September 2026 below. |
What the verified date means
Most records were verified in September 2026 — that is the capture window of the public web captures our scanners read. In plain words: this is what the storefront showed on that date, checked by us, with the source kept on the record. It is a dated snapshot, not a promise about today, and coverage refreshes as scanning expands.
Use coverage pages and filtersAvailable todayAt full launch
The coverage section on the homepage shows which platforms and regions the index covers, and every technology page is already a focused list on its own. Combined filters — platform plus payment gateway plus app, for example — open with accounts at the full launch.
- Today: browse the technology index and the platform coverage on the homepage.
- At launch: mix filters freely and save your segments.
Export your list as CSVAt full launch
With OpenData, the records you pull export to CSV — the plain spreadsheet file every CRM and email tool accepts. Exports are priced per row from $4.00 per 1,000 full records; they are not locked behind a higher tier. Search is free with contacts masked, and the free sample CSV is ready today, so you can check the exact format first.
Get full data — or get removedAvailable today
Want the full records behind a list? Tell us the plan that fits on the pricing page and we will send launch access. Is your own store in the index and you want it out? The data removal page takes it out permanently — removal is honoured within 48 hours.
Common questions, answered straight
Short, factual answers to the questions buyers ask before paying for store data — prices checked against the vendors' own pages, October 2026.
- What is the cheapest Shopify store database?
- Store Leads alternatives: what can I use instead of Store Leads?
- Can I buy a list of ecommerce stores as a one-time purchase instead of a subscription?
- How much does an ecommerce store database cost?
- Is there a free tool to look up an ecommerce store before buying data?
- Can I filter stores by payment gateway, like GCash or QRIS?
- Where can I buy a database of Shopify stores with contact emails?
- Wix Store Database: Verified Wix Stores, Ready to Contact
- WooCommerce store database: the full guide
- The best ecommerce data providers, compared honestly
- Ecommerce market research with real store data
- Ecommerce store data APIs: how they work and what they return
- Ecommerce store database: what it is, what is inside, and how to choose one
- How to build an ecommerce store database
- How to find ecommerce stores: 7 working methods
- Is it legal to buy ecommerce store data?
- Open data for ecommerce: how online sellers and agencies actually use it
- Open data sources: where to find usable datasets
- Shopify store database: the full guide
- Store data for dropshipping: find competitors, suppliers and proven niches
- What is open data?
Start with the free sample
The fastest way to see the real record shape is the free sample — real records, contacts locked, no account needed.