Shopiflow and Smootify (by Udesly) seem to be the best “out-of-the-box” solutions, but does anyone have experience with these apps? Do they work as advertised?
EDIT: there should be a review feature in the Webflow app marketplace!
1 Like
It depends on what you’re looking for and your technical skills. Shopyflow and Smootify allow you to manage your Shopify store theme entirely within Webflow, but with some limitations. They’re not compatible with all Shopify apps, and you mainly rely on the components they pre-build. Additionally, your client must pay for a Shopify and Webflow plan.
Liquify.Pro has a slightly different approach. Liquify enables you to create almost anything in Webflow because it’s attribute-based. However, it’s highly recommended to have a STRONG understanding of Shopify’s templating language, Liquid. The process involves exporting your Webflow site code, importing it into Liquify.Pro’s converter, and then approving a pull request on GitHub, which automatically updates the Shopify theme. It’s more work and tougher to debug, but it offers the most freedom. Also, it doesn’t require a Webflow plan, and you can cancel the Liquify.Pro subscription at any time without affecting the store.
2 Likes
@joejola Thanks for your reply! I’m looking for a solution that can integrate Shopify as an e-commerce engine on a Webflow site, since the site is already hosted on Webflow. Shopiflow or Smootify are probably better suited to our needs. 
1 Like
Then I would go for Shopyflow. I’ve heard good things about both, but Smootify requires a desktop app for syncing between Shopify and Webflow.
2 Likes