Shopify Markets
A Shopify feature that helps merchants sell to customers in different countries and regions with localized shopping experiences.
Shopify Markets supports international selling by allowing merchants to configure market-specific settings such as currencies, languages, domains, pricing, and product availability.
What Can Shopify Markets Manage?
Depending on the store setup, Shopify Markets can support:
- Countries and regions
- Local currencies
- Languages
- Market-specific domains
- Product availability
- International pricing
- Localized shopping experiences
Shopify Markets and Product Catalogs
Not every product needs to be available in every market. Merchants can manage which products are available in different selling contexts while maintaining their international catalog.
Why Shopify Markets Matters for Product Data
Selling across multiple markets can require different product content, pricing, languages, and availability. Managing these differences becomes more difficult as the number of products and markets grows.
Shopify Markets and Apimio
A PIM can centralize product information before it is distributed to different stores and markets. Apimio helps teams manage product content, attributes, images, and localized catalog information across connected Shopify stores. See our full guide on Shopify Markets product management for a deeper look at localizing a catalog the right way.
Frequently asked questions
What does Shopify Markets do?+
It helps manage international selling settings such as currencies, languages, domains, pricing, and product availability.
Can Shopify Markets support multiple currencies?+
Yes. Shopify Markets supports market-specific currency configurations for international selling.
Can products be different in different Shopify Markets?+
Product availability and other catalog settings can vary by market, depending on the store’s configuration.