Why we're building PartnerKits

Building the app is only part of the work

Shipping a Shopify app is one challenge. Understanding the business behind it is another.

Traffic lives in analytics tools. Revenue and billing records live in Shopify Partner data. Installation history and merchant context often end up in separate views or spreadsheets. Before you can ask a useful question about growth, you have to assemble the picture yourself.

We believe Shopify app developers deserve a better starting point: traffic and business performance, together in one place.

Why PartnerKits exists

PartnerKits is our attempt to make operating an app easier to understand. We want to help developers see how people discover an app, how merchants use it and how the business performs, without rebuilding that view from scattered tools every day.

The goal is better business analysis: clearer context for what is working, what needs attention and where to look next. A dashboard should help you ask better questions, not just display more charts.

Start with the business data

The current release brings Shopify Partner operating data into a focused workspace for each app: revenue, recurring commitments, paying merchants, installs, recent activity and detailed reports.

Each app keeps its own business context. One account can manage multiple apps without mixing their revenue, merchant history or sync status.

Traffic comes next

Google Analytics integration is planned for the next release. It is not available in the current product, and signing in with Google does not connect Analytics data.

We want to bring traffic context alongside the operating view. The exact dimensions, event mapping and attribution behavior will be explained when that integration is ready. Read the traffic roadmap.

Clarity includes the gaps

A missing source is not a zero. PartnerKits identifies incomplete coverage, distinguishes recurring commitments from actual charges, and keeps provisional payment matches separate from confirmed invoice balances. Each report includes its definition.

Good analysis starts with knowing what the numbers can tell you and where the evidence stops. Learn about metrics and data coverage.

Start with one app

Free includes 1 Shopify app. Premium includes up to 3 apps for $9 USD per month, and Pro includes up to 10 for $49 USD per month. All plans provide the same core analytics workflow.

Create an account or follow the quickstart to connect your first app.