Shopney review
A Shopify-focused mobile app builder with deep ecommerce features and a high entry price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Shopney converts a Shopify store into branded native mobile apps for iOS and Android without requiring code. Its drag-and-drop editor, AI-assisted app creation, Shopify synchronization, customer accounts, push notifications, in-app campaigns, merchandising, and customer chat are aimed at Shopify and Shopify Plus brands, including high-volume stores. The platform also supports app-store publishing through its onboarding and submission service, making it relevant to merchants that want a dedicated shopping app rather than a general-purpose mobile app.
Pricing is tiered around increasing ecommerce and engagement needs. Silver costs $149 per month and includes back-in-stock notifications, theme options for product listing and detail pages, in-app chat, Google Analytics, and Facebook Ads integration. Gold costs $299 per month and adds abandoned-cart notifications, product review integrations, multi-language and currency support, plus search and filter integrations. Platinum costs $599 per month and adds segmented and AI push notifications, AR, barcode scanning, live selling, loyalty and subscriptions integrations, and connections to Klaviyo, Rebuy, and Nosto. Enterprise costs $1,299 per month and adds multi-store support, AppsFlyer and Adjust integrations, professional design support, and a dedicated success manager. A 30-day trial is available, and the pricing page states that no credit card is required.
The main fit is a Shopify merchant that can justify a dedicated app and wants ecommerce-specific connections across Shopify, Shopify Markets, Shopify Search & Discovery, Gorgias, Zendesk, Yotpo, Judge.me, Growave, Recharge, and other tools. Native publishing, synchronized store data, notifications, and campaign features give the product a focused mobile commerce scope. It is less suitable for teams seeking a general no-code builder for non-Shopify apps or those with a limited budget. Publishing also requires separate Apple and Google developer accounts.
Shopney pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Real-time Shopify synchronization with native iOS and Android publishing
- Campaigns, segmented push notifications, chat, and merchandising tools
- Integrations with Shopify apps, analytics, advertising, and marketing tools
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $149 per month with no free plan
- Focused on Shopify merchants rather than broader app projects
- Apple and Google developer accounts are required for publishing
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