Each partner profile now shows Shopify data based on their activity across client stores over the past 4 years. Every profile uses the same fields, making partners easier to compare.
Profiles show work actually done on Shopify: industries, services, markets, tier, and years as a partner.
Every profile shows the same fields and data, so it's easier to narrow down candidates and decide whom to contact.
| Change | Details | What it means for merchants |
|---|---|---|
| Data Profiles based on Shopify data |
Shows work completed on Shopify over the past 4 years (industries, services, markets, tier, tenure) | Evaluate partners based on a verified track record |
| Compare Easier profile comparison |
Every profile shows the same fields and data | Easier to narrow down candidates and decide who to contact |
| Examples Browse real work examples |
Case studies are available on the redesigned homepage | See how partners have helped other Shopify businesses grow |
| Search Browse, filter, and search |
Search by name, or browse and filter by your needs. Results are listed alphabetically | Find partners by name or by criteria |
Search by name, or browse and filter by your needs. You can also find partners through case studies on the homepage.
Compare profiles laid out with the same fields, and narrow down to candidates with experience that fits your goals.
Choose a partner to contact. For how to proceed with a request, see the help doc "Hiring and Working with Shopify Partners".
It doesn't say what "activity" specifically refers to or how it's aggregated.
It doesn't say how much partners can edit or correct their profiles, or what work is required.
It doesn't say whether pricing is shown, whether reviews or ratings exist, or whether an API is provided.
Profile data is based on activity in client stores over the past 4 years. Work before that appears not to be shown.
What's shown is based on activity data on Shopify. How work outside Shopify (on other platforms) is handled isn't stated.
Every profile uses the same fields—industry, services, markets, tier, and years on Shopify—so they're easy to drop into an evaluation sheet.
Search results are sorted alphabetically, not by track record. To narrow candidates, you're expected to apply your own criteria with filters.
The article only describes directory improvements for merchants. There's no mention of changes to APIs, webhooks, or the Partner Dashboard. To see the impact on partners, the surest way is to open your own profile and check.