"Shopify" matching MCP servers:

A read-only MCP server that exposes the full Shopify Admin GraphQL API through 6 universal tools, with multi-store support and mutation rejection at the parser level for safety.

Enables Shopify development by providing AXI-compliant MCP access to Shopify docs and validation, with cached conversations and exit-code gating.

Free, open-source MCP server that connects Claude to the Shopify Partner API. 25 tools for revenue analytics, churn analysis, retention cohorts, merchant health scoring, conversion funnels, revenue forecasting, and growth velocity.

Manage multiple Shopify stores through 55 tools with explicit store selection and separate credentials. Includes products, collections, inventory, discounts, images, reports, interactive results, and temporary storefronts with Shopify claim links.

Enables AI assistants like Cursor or Claude Desktop to fully manage a Shopify store using the Model Context Protocol, with tools for products, orders, customers, inventory, discounts, and analytics.

MCP server that connects Claude to Shopify stores, enabling natural language queries and actions on products, orders, customers, inventory, and sales analytics. Includes a demo mode with bundled fixtures for trying tools without credentials.

Safe-write Shopify operations MCP server with plan-before-execute writes, out-of-band approval, and tamper-evident audit trail.

Connects Shopify's Liquid profiler to AI assistants to diagnose slow themes, providing performance reports and recommendations without editing the live theme.

Enables searching, creating, updating, publishing, and unpublishing Shopify products through the Admin GraphQL API, with secure local credential configuration for MCP clients.

Lets MCP clients audit any Shopify store mid-conversation for AI-search (GEO/AEO) readiness, returning scored results and paste-ready fixes as JSON. Runs the same local, signup-free pipeline as the CLI.

Provides access to the Shopify Storefront API via MCP, enabling AI assistants to query and interact with Shopify store data such as products, collections, carts, and customer information.

This read-only MCP Server allows you to connect to Shopify data from Claude Desktop through CData JDBC Drivers. For full CRUD support, check out the first managed MCP platform: CData Connect AI (https://www.cdata.com/ai/).

A code-execution MCP server for Klaviyo and Shopify analytics, enabling safe JavaScript execution in a V8 sandbox with state persistence across calls.

MCP server that integrates Pagar.me v5 and Shopify to provide financial insights such as receivables, cash flow, order data, reconciliation, and refunds through natural language queries.

Exposes Shopify store data from SLAM Gadget SQLite databases to AI tools through 60 specialized tools for products, orders, inventory, customers, and reporting. Provides read-only access with automatic schema validation and security protections.

Enables agents to run 14 billing and finance workflows across Stripe, Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Sheets, Drive, Docs, GitHub, Shopify, Linear and Notion — from generating invoices and chasing failed payments to reconciling payouts, assembling dispute evidence and building revenue and fee reports. Reads run automatically, while anything that creates, sends, changes or deletes is shown for approval first.

Enables AI agents to manage e-commerce operations across multiple platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, MercadoLibre) through a conversational interface.

An MCP server that authenticates incoming webhooks from multiple providers such as Shopify, Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and PayPal using HMAC-SHA256 constant-time verification and timestamp replay-window validation. It lets agents validate and multiplex verified webhook events into dispatched event streams.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to read, extract, crawl, and export data from open browser tabs and specified URLs locally, including logged-in sessions, structured page data, contacts, images, sitemaps, and Shopify catalogues.

Enables agents to diff inventory snapshots from CSV files or live Shopify stores, surfacing SKU mismatches, oversell risks, blank-vs-zero issues, barcode conflicts, and sync health, with data processed locally.