Catalog PDF Maker ‑ AceCatalog
The reviews show a clear split between merchants who find the app fast, practical, and helpful for wholesale/catalog workflows, and merchants who run into serious usability, reliability, and billing issues. Positive reviews repeatedly praise how quickly catalogs and price lists can be created, how easy it is to embed or share them, and how much time the app saves compared with manual work. Users also like the templates, PDF output, QR codes, conversion tracking, and the ability to update products or price lists in bulk. Several reviewers mention that the app is especially useful for B2B and wholesale use cases, and that the support team is responsive and willing to help fix issues. On the negative side, some users report frustrating bugs and workflow problems, including 404 errors, sync errors, timeouts, lost work, and difficulty handling larger catalogs with many products. A few reviewers say the app is too hard to use, that the visual output looks bad, or that customization options are limited. Support and billing are also recurring pain points: some users describe slow or hard-to-reach support, confusion over subscription cancellation, and unexpected charges or immediate loss of access after canceling renewal. Overall, the app seems strong for speed and wholesale catalog creation, but inconsistent reliability and billing/support concerns are hurting the experience for some merchants.
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Not expected the glitches i face in this app. 404 error in the cataloge page is very frustrating.
CatalogAce does what it says on the tin. Catalog took an afternoon instead of a fortnight. No complaints from me.
I build stores for clients and normally i get pinged every time a price changes. Handed this over and they update the thing themselves now. Dropping it straight onto a store page was painless too.
Sent my first pricelist to 60 stores in one afternon. worth it for that alone
Paid for a Month, Lost Access Immediately After Canceling Renewal I’m very disappointed with how this subscription was handled. I purchased a one-month paid subscription and later downgraded/canceled specifically to prevent it from renewing for another month. I had already paid for the current billing period, so I expected to keep access to the paid features until that period ended. Instead, my paid subscription benefits were removed immediately after canceling the renewal. I contacted the app developer, and they told me to contact Shopify Support. Shopify then directed me back to the app developer, leaving me stuck between the two without access to a period I had already paid for. If canceling a renewal also means immediately losing access to the remaining paid period, this should be made extremely clear before customers cancel. I would strongly recommend clarifying the subscription terms and providing either continued access through the paid period or a refund for the unused time.
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