Shopney | Learn how to build Shopify mobile apps and grow your eCommerce business

Most of your traffic is on mobile. Most of your average order value is not.

Across industry benchmarks, mobile now drives the bulk of eCommerce sessions, yet desktop has historically converted close to twice as well and produced a higher average order value per order.

Dynamic Yield’s device data and similar benchmarks show the same pattern, though express payme...

Customer acquisition is getting more expensive.

Shopify brands are spending more on ads, competing for the same attention, and fighting harder to turn first-time visitors into buyers. The problem is not only that ad costs are high. The bigger problem is that many brands keep paying again and again to reach the same people.

That is where mobile apps can make a re...

For a growing Shopify brand, launching a mobile app is no longer just a “nice-to-have” idea. It can become a stronger sales channel, a better retention tool, and a more direct way to bring loyal customers back to your store.

But once you decide that a mobile app makes sense, the next question is usually harder: should you build a fully custom app from scratch, or use a...

If you’re running a Shopify store, turning it into a mobile app is easier than ever.

But the real question is not whether you can build one.

It is whether your store is ready to benefit from one.

Not every Shopify store gets the same value from a mobile app at the same stage. Launching too early can make the app feel like an extra channel without enough m...

Paid ads still matter for Shopify brands. They help stores reach new shoppers, create visibility, and bring traffic to their products.

But for many ecommerce brands, the problem is not whether paid ads work. The problem is how expensive it becomes when they rely on paid ads for every customer touchpoint.

A shopper visits once.
They browse.
They leave.