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Connect your Shopify store

Install HarperFlow, connect your store, choose a blog, and approve billing through Shopify.

October 8, 2026

Connect your store by installing HarperFlow from the Shopify App Store. The standard installation connects your store without copying an API token.

Install and connect

  1. Open the HarperFlow listing and install the app on a store you administer.
  2. Open HarperFlow from Apps in Shopify admin, then sign in or link your HarperFlow account.
  3. Complete setup so HarperFlow can learn your store, audience, and brand voice.
  4. Choose an existing blog or create a dedicated HarperFlow blog for your articles.
  5. Choose your article volume and review the Shopify subscription approval screen before accepting it.

Your blog and article design

Articles publish to your selected Shopify blog and use your theme's article design. Webflow-specific features such as a provisioned 33-field CMS collection do not apply to Shopify.

Shopify billing

Shopify subscriptions start at $39.90 per month for 5 articles, with a 7-day free trial. Other published options are 10 articles for $74.90, 20 for $134.90, and 30 for $184.90. Charges run through Shopify Billing, separately from the Webflow and WordPress prices. A store gets the trial once: if yours already used it, HarperFlow says so when you pick your plan, and billing starts when you approve it. Review the trial and charge details in Shopify before approving a plan.

Change your volume from HarperFlow's Plan page and approve the replacement subscription in Shopify. View charges in Shopify admin under Settings → Billing. See plans and pricing and canceling your subscription.

Check your first article

After setup, check the article and its scheduled time in HarperFlow. The veto digest lets you skip a scheduled article before it goes live. Once published, verify it in your Shopify blog and on the public storefront.

If installation or linking fails, use Shopify connection troubleshooting or contact support. A custom-app connection is a support-assisted exception, not required for a normal App Store installation.

See HarperFlow for Shopify · Install HarperFlow


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