10 Best Shopify Store Revenue Checker Tools and Apps

If you're trying to grow a Shopify store, you'll hit the same wall most operators hit: you can see your own numbers, but you can't see anyone else's. You don't know if a competitor is pulling $10k/month or $500k/month, or whether their bestseller is the same product you almost dropped from your catalog.

Revenue checker tools fill that gap. Some focus on competitor intelligence (estimating what other stores earn, tracking which products move), others focus on your own store's analytics, and a few do both. The right pick depends on your actual problem.

Before diving in, a quick note: if you want a rough sense of what a Shopify store makes before committing to any tool, run the numbers with our revenue checker formula.

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8 Best Shopify Store Revenue Checker Tools and Apps

Rank	App	Price	Description
1	Hotjar	Free plan available	Heatmaps, session recordings, and funnel analysis to find where your store leaks revenue.
2	Koala Inspector	Free, $22/month Premium (plus optional token packs)	Reveals the apps, products, and revenue estimates behind any competitor's Shopify store.
3	SpyFu	From $39/month	Shows which keywords and ads drive competitor traffic so you can close the gap.
4	Dropship.io	From $29/month	Live Shopify sales tracker with product-level revenue data and a curated winning-product feed.
5	AdSpy	$149/month	Searchable database of Facebook and Instagram ads to find what's working in your niche.
6	SEMrush	From $139.95/month	Full-suite SEO and traffic analytics with competitor domain comparisons.
7	Commerce Inspector	From $99/month	Tracks competitor store bestsellers and sales velocity across 21 million searchable products.
8	Xpareto	Free	Surfaces top products and traffic estimates for Shopify stores.

1. Hotjar

Hotjar records how visitors actually move through your store. Heatmaps show which sections of a product page attract attention and which get ignored. Session recordings let you watch real visits and spot where people abandon carts or give up on checkout.

• Developer: Hotjar Ltd (acquired by Contentsquare in 2021)
• Price: Free plan covers up to 35 daily sessions. Paid plans start at €32/month (Plus) with business and scale tiers at €80 and €171/month respectively.
• App Type: User behavior analytics
• Rating: 4.3/5 on G2 (307 reviews)

Key Features

• Heatmaps: Click, scroll, and move maps show exactly which page elements visitors engage with and which they skip entirely.
• Session recordings: Watch individual visits to identify confusing navigation, broken flows, or checkout drop-offs.
• Feedback polls: On-page surveys to find out directly why visitors aren't buying.
• Funnel analysis: Step-by-step conversion tracking to pinpoint where the most visitors exit.

Pros

• Fast to set up on any Shopify theme.
• Heatmap data is genuinely useful for prioritizing which page elements to test.
• Recordings often surface UX problems that standard analytics never would.

Cons

• Free plan's 35-session daily cap is too small for stores with real traffic volume.
• Volume of recording data can be hard to process without a clear review process.

Best For

Store owners who want to understand why their conversion rate is where it is. A fitness equipment store that sees low add-to-cart rates might find through Hotjar recordings that product images aren't loading fast enough on mobile, or that their size guide is buried.

2. Koala Inspector

Koala Inspector is a Chrome extension that gives you a view inside any competitor's Shopify store. Install it, visit a competitor, and you'll see their revenue estimates, top-selling products, installed apps, the theme they're running, and recent changes to their catalog.

• Developer: Koala Inspector
• Price: Free plan ($0/month, 15 tokens per month). Premium is $22/month (220 tokens, track up to 50 shops, VIP support). One-time token packs start at $3.99 and never expire.
• App Type: Shopify competitor intelligence

Key Features

• Store revenue estimates: Get approximate monthly revenue figures for competitor stores based on their sales signals.
• Product tracking: See which products competitors are adding, removing, or discounting.
• App detection: Discover every Shopify app a competitor has installed, so you can replicate what's working without the trial-and-error.

Pros

• Works as a browser extension, so there's no extra login or dashboard.
• App detection is accurate and genuinely saves time when setting up a new store.
• Useful for both early-stage research and ongoing competitive monitoring.

Cons

• Revenue estimates are approximations, not exact figures (no tool has that data directly).
• Chrome-only, so it doesn't work on Firefox or Safari.

Best For

Shopify store owners doing competitive research. A pet supplies store could use Koala Inspector to find which competitor apps are driving upsells, or to spot when a competitor starts aggressively discounting a product you both carry.

3. SpyFu

SpyFu shows you the paid and organic search strategy behind any competitor's website. Enter a competitor's domain and you'll see which keywords they're bidding on, how much they're estimated to be spending on Google Ads, which organic keywords they rank for, and how their visibility has changed over time.

• Developer: SpyFu, Inc.
• Price: Basic plan from $9/month; Pro at $49/month. Monthly plans start higher at $39/month.
• App Type: Competitor SEO and PPC research
• Rating: 4.5/5 on Capterra (143 reviews)

Key Features

• Competitor keyword research: See exactly which search terms a competitor ranks for organically and which they're targeting with paid ads.
• Ad copy history: Review competitor ad variations over time to understand what messaging has worked.
• Rank tracking: Monitor your own keyword positions and track changes after content updates.

Pros

• Historical keyword data goes back years, which helps identify seasonal patterns.
• Good for understanding which competitor content is driving the most organic traffic.
• Ad copy analysis can shorten your own testing cycle considerably.

Cons

• The full feature set requires a Pro plan or above.
• Primarily useful for search-focused strategies; less relevant if your traffic comes mainly from social or email.

Best For

Stores that compete heavily on Google, either through SEO or Google Ads. A tech gadgets store could use SpyFu to find which product review keywords competitors rank for and then build content to target the same queries.

4. Dropship.io

Dropship.io tracks live sales data across Shopify stores. Unlike tools that estimate revenue from traffic proxies, Dropship.io monitors actual order activity to show sales velocity by product. Its catalog covers a large slice of Shopify's public-facing stores, and its curated product feed surfaces items with recent sales momentum.

• Developer: Dropship.io
• Price: Basic from $29/month (or $19/month billed annually); Standard $49/month; Premium $79/month.
• App Type: Product research and competitor sales tracking

Key Features

• Live sales tracker: Monitor how many units specific products are selling per day across tracked stores.
• Curated product feed: The team hand-picks up to 40 products per week showing strong current sales.
• Store research: Enter any Shopify store URL to see its estimated revenue breakdown and top sellers.

Pros

• Sales data is more granular than most competing tools.
• The curated product feed is useful if you want validated product ideas without doing all the research yourself.
• 7-day free trial available.

Cons

• Basic plan limits live store tracking to 15 stores per day; Standard allows 30, Premium 60.
• Focused on Shopify; doesn't cover WooCommerce or other platforms.

Best For

Dropshippers and product researchers who want to validate a product idea before investing in inventory or ad spend. Seeing that a competitor's product has consistent daily sales removes a lot of the guesswork from product selection.

5. AdSpy

AdSpy is a searchable database of Facebook and Instagram ads. You can search by keyword, product type, landing page URL, or even specific ad text, and filter by engagement, date, audience demographics, and country. The database spans millions of ads.

• Developer: AdSpy, LLC
• Price: $149/month flat rate.
• App Type: Social media ad intelligence
• Rating: 4.4/5 on Capterra

Key Features

• Ad search engine: Find top-performing ads for any niche or product type.
• Audience targeting data: See which demographics and interests competitors are targeting.
• Ad creatives library: Browse actual ad images and copy, not just performance summaries.
• Advanced filtering: Narrow results by platform, engagement metrics, ad format, and keywords.

Pros

• Database is large and regularly updated.
• Audience targeting data helps you understand which customer segments competitors are prioritizing.
• Useful for finding proven creative formats before spending on your own tests.

Cons

• At $149/month, it's expensive relative to alternatives for stores with modest ad budgets.
• Limited to Facebook and Instagram; no TikTok coverage.

Best For

Shopify store owners who rely heavily on Meta advertising. A beauty products store could use AdSpy to analyze which ad creative formats are getting high engagement in that category before committing to a creative production budget.

6. SEMrush Traffic Analytics

SEMrush covers the full SEO toolkit: keyword research, backlink analysis, rank tracking, site audits, and competitor traffic comparisons. Its Traffic Analytics feature estimates how much traffic any domain receives and breaks it down by source and geography.

• Developer: SEMrush
• Price: Pro from $139.95/month; Guru $249.95/month; Business $499.95/month.
• App Type: SEO and traffic analytics
• Rating: 4.5/5 on G2 (2,392 reviews)

Key Features

• Traffic source analysis: See what percentage of a competitor's traffic comes from search, direct, referral, paid, and social.
• Organic keyword research: Find which queries drive the most traffic to competitor pages.
• Backlink analysis: Understand which sites link to competitors and why.
• Competitor traffic comparison: Stack up to 5 domains side-by-side on traffic and keyword metrics.

Pros

• The most comprehensive SEO dataset available outside Google's own tools.
• Backlink data is genuinely useful for link-building strategy.
• Good for identifying which competitor content pages attract the most organic traffic.

Cons

• Expensive for stores that only need occasional competitive snapshots.
• Requires a baseline understanding of SEO to use the data meaningfully.

Best For

Stores with a content or SEO strategy who want to understand the competitive landscape. A store selling eco-friendly products could use SEMrush to find which sustainability-related search terms competitors are ranking for and whether there are gaps to target.

7. Commerce Inspector

Commerce Inspector is a competitor analysis platform specifically built for ecommerce stores. Its catalog covers over 21 million searchable products across Shopify stores, with sales velocity data and trend tracking.

• Developer: Commerce Inspector
• Price: Starter at $99/month; Growth at $199/month; Pro at $499/month.
• App Type: Competitor analysis and product research

Key Features

• Bestseller tracking: See which products are selling the fastest at any tracked store.
• Revenue estimates: Estimate competitor revenue based on product and traffic data.
• Product search: Query the catalog of 21 million products to find trending items across the platform.

Pros

• One of the largest Shopify product databases available.
• Trend tracking across a wide range of stores, not just individual competitors.
• Useful for spotting category-level demand shifts early.

Cons

• Revenue estimates are approximations, not guaranteed figures.
• Pro-tier pricing ($499/month) is hard to justify for smaller stores.

Best For

Established Shopify sellers and agencies running competitive analysis across multiple stores or niches. A fashion accessories brand could use Commerce Inspector to track which products are gaining traction across the top 50 stores in their category.

8. Xpareto

Xpareto is a free tool that pulls publicly available data from Shopify stores to estimate traffic and surface top products. It's lightweight and doesn't require an account to use.

• Developer: Xpareto
• Price: Free.
• App Type: Shopify store analysis

Key Features

• Traffic estimates: Get rough visitor numbers for any Shopify store.
• Top product discovery: See which products a store highlights and how they're performing.
• Quick store overview: Get a fast snapshot without navigating the store manually.

Pros

• Free with no signup required.
• Fast way to get a directional sense of a competitor's store size.
• Low barrier to try before committing to a paid tool.

Cons

• Data is less granular than paid alternatives.
• No tracking or alert features; it's a one-off lookup, not ongoing monitoring.

Best For

Store owners who want a free sanity check on a competitor before deciding whether to invest in deeper research with a paid tool.