Three marketplaces, done properly
We've been a software company since 2008, and building Shopify marketplace integrations since 2017. We don't cover twenty channels. We cover three, and we answer the phone.
We started with one problem
InfoShore Software Private Limited has been building software since 2008. Shopify wasn't the beginning of the story.
In 2017 we watched merchants spend their evenings doing the same thing over and over: opening Shopify, opening eBay, and typing the same product into both. Changing a price in two places. Discovering they'd sold the last one twice, and finding out from the buyer.
So we built an eBay app. Then an Etsy app, because the same evening was happening there.
After that we tried covering more ground. A Walmart importer. A dropshipping importer. A second Amazon app. They're all still on the Shopify App Store, and we don't market any of them. They work, but they never earned the depth of attention the first three did, and marketplace integrations punish shallow attention.
Nine years on, one merchant has been running our eBay app for more than six years. Our apps process millions of sync events every month. And the support chat is still answered by people who wrote the code you're asking about.
Six things we're stubborn about
We don't oversell the sync
Marketplace APIs queue and rate-limit. So we say sync is automatic, not instant. A promise we can't keep becomes a support ticket you didn't need, and a one-star review neither of us wanted.
Three channels, not twenty
Etsy, eBay and Amazon each behave differently — different APIs, different listing rules, different failure modes. Covering twenty marketplaces means understanding none of them.
Humans, around the clock
Live chat and email staffed 24/7. Most first replies land in under a minute. When a setup is genuinely tangled, we get on a call rather than trading tickets for a week.
We stay on the apps
eBay Integration shipped in 2017 and is still being developed. Merchants who installed it years ago are still running it. Software you rely on shouldn't be abandoned.
Built for Shopify
Our Etsy Integration app meets Shopify's highest standard for performance, design and integration quality.
Automation you can steer
Every app lets you decide which fields travel, what your store may overwrite, and how prices differ per channel. Sync should not be a black box.
Nine years, three apps
We started with eBay because that's where the merchants who needed us were. Everything since has followed the same pattern: pick a marketplace, learn its API properly, and support the people who trust us with their catalog.
2017 — eBay Integration
Our first Shopify app ships. Two-way import and export with automatic listing revision.
2019 — Etsy Integration
Bulk import and export between Shopify and Etsy, with SKU matching and per-channel pricing rules.
Today — Built for Shopify
Our Etsy Integration app earns Shopify's Built for Shopify certification. PRO Importer for Amazon brings Seller Central catalogs into Shopify.
What merchants say about the support
Support is the thing we hear about most. It's also the thing we're proudest of.
“The support team is excellent — very responsive, helpful, and quick to resolve.”
“the developers did a zoom with me and helped over chat”
“The integration works smoothly and has saved us a tremendous amount of time”
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