Which Ecommerce Platforms Does Popify Support?

Popify supports three ecommerce platforms: Shopify, Wix, and WooCommerce. If your store runs on any of these, you can install Popify to show social proof popups built from your own store data. If you use a different platform (BigCommerce, Squarespace, Magento, etc.), the site does not list support for it, so Popify is not the right fit based on current information.

Platform support at a glance

Popify positions itself as "one social proof app for Shopify, Wix and WooCommerce," so the same core feature set applies across all three rather than being split into separate products.

What works the same across platforms

Regardless of which of the three platforms you use, Popify pulls from data your store already generates — orders, carts, visitors, and reviews — and turns it into popups. The popup types described on the site include:

• Recent sales popup — real orders as they happen (who bought, what, and how long ago)
• Add-to-cart activity — what other shoppers are adding to their carts right now
• Live visitor counter — how many people are viewing a product at this moment
• Sales counter — how many times a product sold in the last 24 hours
• Review popup — surfaces your Editorify and Ryviu reviews while people browse
• Video sales popup — a short product video in a popup
• Announcement & offer — news, free shipping, or a new collection with a CTA link
• Discount popup — a coupon code shoppers can copy

Because these are driven by your own store's orders, visitors, and reviews, the value depends on having live traffic and order activity on your store — a brand-new store with no visitors or orders will have little data to display.

Platform-specific notes

Shopify and Wix have the clearest distribution signals: Popify is listed on the Shopify App Store and rated 4.8 from 421 reviews on the Wix App Market. That means you can find and install it directly through those marketplaces.

WooCommerce is named as a supported platform on popify.app, but the provided site information does not describe a WooCommerce marketplace listing or a specific installation path. If you're on WooCommerce, check the official site for the current installation method before committing.

How to confirm it fits your store

1. Identify your platform — Shopify, Wix, or WooCommerce.
2. If Shopify or Wix, search the respective app marketplace for Popify to confirm the listing is current and read recent reviews.
3. If WooCommerce, go to popify.app and look for the WooCommerce installation instructions.
4. Check the pricing page (popify.app/pricing) for plan details — the site mentions a 3-day free trial on every plan, so you can test it before paying.
5. If your store is on any other platform, treat Popify as unsupported unless the official site says otherwise.

Common sticking points

• Assuming all platforms install the same way. Shopify and Wix install through their app marketplaces; WooCommerce setup may differ. Don't assume one set of steps covers all three.
• Expecting popups without traffic. Recent sales, live visitor, and sales counter popups need real store activity to display anything meaningful.
• Review popups depend on integrations. The review popup pulls from Editorify and Ryviu, so you need one of those review sources connected for that popup type to work.
• Trial length vs. plan choice. The 3-day free trial applies to every plan, so you can evaluate on your actual platform before deciding.

The bottom line: Popify is built for Shopify, Wix, and WooCommerce. Confirm your platform matches, verify the current listing or installation steps on the official site, and use the free trial to test it against your own store data.