Shopify Product Network
Convert more buyers with an instant product catalog
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3.5
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43
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Jan. 15, 2026
Jan. 14, 2026
The app is a bit out of control. You have no control over which products show up on your site. They show related products, but some of the products weren't even related. You could exclude by vendor, but not by product. You don't even know what vendors are on because there's no list in the admin for the app. I'm sure Shopify will fix this in the future, but I don't recommend using this app until that controllability is integrated into the app admin.
Jan. 12, 2026
Promising concept, but several important questions remain: How does shipping work, and which store’s shipping policy applies? What sales or referral fees does Shopify charge for Product Network transactions? Are product image ratios standardized? Some images don’t appear compatible with existing themes. Who is responsible for customer service and post-sale support? Since checkout occurs on our store’s website, are these sales counted toward our revenue? If I choose not to install or enable the app, can other sellers still link to or distribute my products if they activate it on their end? Suggestion: If it were up to me, I would move this toward an Amazon-style model. Keep the concept exactly as is, but when a customer clicks a product, redirect them to the originating store to complete the purchase. This makes it clear to the customer that they are buying from a different brand, functions more like an advertisement, allows the referring store to earn a commission, and lets the product owner retain full control over checkout, branding, and customer experience.
Jan. 8, 2026
Customers do not understand that they are placing multiple orders in one checkout. They go to one site, add products to the cart and think it is all one order. This creates confusion due to multiple charges on CC and shipping charges. Customers do not get discounts on products from other stores even though they put a discount code at checkout. If other stores mess up the order, customers do not know who to reach out for assistance. Shopify provides very little information regarding orders and how commissions are calculated. There is very limited ability to choose what will be advertised on the site and many products are unrelated.
Jan. 7, 2026
I need a way to suppress product network from certain collections and it seems to be an all or nothing approach.
Jan. 6, 2026
I can't manage the app. I just get a problem loading page error. There is a technical problem with product network that has prevented this page from loading. I want to manage what's see on my store. A lot of these products shown right next to mine would be a cheaper t-shirt or similar. I want other products to be around the same price range.
Dec. 29, 2025
Dec. 22, 2025
It's a great way to extend your reach as well as earn advertisement placement income without modifying your website. My only issue is with Collection placement. If you choose to have Network products appear in your collection they will appear in all of your collections. I would rather be able to pick and choose which collections I'm okay with other products showing up in.
Dec. 21, 2025
Imported Products are placed wherever. Products can not be placed at a proper place. If your website is like mine, and you only get customers after a specific product only. I do not recommend this program. Made .89 commission in Month of November, Nothing Month of December.
Dec. 21, 2025
Dec. 20, 2025
Dec. 20, 2025
It looks interesting. But there is not a lot of control or even analytics. For example, I have 3 purchases through the network, and I have the amount of commissions gained, but, what was bought, what category, how many % of this purchase I get. The main question who is paying, the other store? But in this case, since my own products also in the network, and someone could by my goods in other store, then he will receive the commission, it will be charged from me? Then how much? So yeah, for sure there is a great opportunity, but with a bunch of questions.