Only the web address buyers use to reach Shop is changing. Your store, products, and channel settings stay the same. Existing shop.app links automatically redirect to shop.com.
Shop on the web was served at shop.app.
The web version has moved to shop.com. Existing shop.app links automatically redirect to shop.com.
shop.app → shop.com. Only the web address buyers use to reach Shop changes.
Store information and products carry over as they are.
Shop channel settings stay the same. No reconfiguration is needed.
| Item | Old | New |
|---|---|---|
| Shop web address | shop.app | shop.com |
| Existing shop.app links | — | Automatically redirected Continue to work |
| Stores, products & channel settings | — | Not affected |
| Required merchant action | — | None |
| Impact on the Shop app (mobile) | Not specified (the article only mentions moving the "web experience") | |
Stores, products, and channel settings carry over completely unchanged.
If you've put shop.app in social media profiles, ads, or elsewhere, you can switch it to shop.com whenever it suits you.
The change only affects the web address buyers use to reach Shop. Store data, products, and channel settings are unchanged.
Existing shop.app links automatically forward to shop.com and will keep working. You don't need to rush to fix broken links.
The article doesn't give the status code, whether query parameters (UTM, etc.) are passed through, or how long the redirect will last. If this affects your analytics, check how real links behave.
The article gives social media profiles and ads as examples. If any placements you manage still use shop.app, you can switch them to shop.com whenever it suits you.
The article is announced as a "Changed" item in the Admin category and does not mention any impact on the Admin API, the Shop app, themes, or domain allowlists. If any of these rely on shop.app, check them individually.