Saltedwave Shop

I like having product-based targeting and quantity limits in the same place. It gives me more control over what customers see without building everything from scratch. One thing I'd change is the preview, I want to see the offer on more screen sizes before publishing.

I build stores for small clients and the app goes on every one now. clients can move their own products around without calling me at 9pm and the reports are clear enough that they actually read them.

Ran the Out of Stock Lab inventory report against a physical count last month and the numbers matched on all but two items. The CSV drops straight into our sheet with no cleanup. Thats all I wanted.

I hate popups. Told my partner Tada would tank our bounce rate and I was wrong, the abandoned cart flow brought back around 60 orders last quarter. Support answered me on a Saturday too which I did not expect. The jump between the middle and top plan is steep though..

Long-winded, sorry. We're a three-person operation selling stationery into independent bookshops, and for six years our "line sheet" was a Word document I updated by hand and inevitably got wrong. Prices from last spring would survive into autumn. A buyer would order at a price we no longer honoured and then we'd have an awkward phone call. CatalogAce killed that whole problem because the sheet is built off the store, so when I change a price in one place it's changed. The order-from-the-catalog thing I thought was a gimmick. It is not a gimmick. Half our winter orders came in that way.

Really impressed with how simple this makes Meta tracking on Shopify. The setup was quick and didn’t require any coding, while the Conversion API and event tracking give much better visibility into customer actions and conversions. I also find the UTM tracking and reporting especially useful for understanding where sales are coming from and making better decisions on ad performance. Having everything managed from one clean dashboard saves a lot of time compared with trying to piece tracking together manually. Definitely a useful tool for any store running Facebook or Instagram ads.

Never write these. We have maybe 800 product photos going back to 2019 and none of them had descriptions, this app did them all while i was asleep. The statement page it wrote is fine too

My homepage has like thirty photos on it because i sell kitchen ware and people want to SEE the Kitchen Ware. Used to take forever. Now the ones further down wait until you scroll which apparently is the whole trick. The dashboard doesnt talk down to you either, i understood most of it. Wish the price scaled better for tiny shops though.