Shopify app by fik.
Sell on any site. See which one sold.
Put your products, a cart and your own Shopify checkout on any site: your microsites, your creators' and influencers' pages, your partners' and retailers' sites, blogs. Each site sells through its own sales channel, so you always know which one sold what.
- Free for one site
- 0% commission
- By fik., Shopify Premier Partner
Built by fik., a Certified Shopify Premier Partner.
- 0%commission on sales
- 5ways to show products
- 9website platforms in the guide
- EN · ESwidgets follow the page
How it works
Three steps from your store to any site.
Add a site.
Connect each website to its own sales channel in Shopify and choose which products it can sell. The setup guide ticks itself off as you go.
Build a widget.
Pick a grid, carousel, swipe row, single product or buy button, choose the products, check the live preview and copy the embed code.
Paste it and sell.
One script per site, one embed code where products should appear. Orders come back to Shopify tagged with the site and widget that sold them.
Features
Everything on every plan.
Five ways to show products
Grids, carousels, swipe rows for mobile, single product cards and plain buy buttons for your own layouts.
Cart and checkout
A cart that stays on the page and survives reloads, and checkout in your own Shopify store.
Sales by site and widget
Every order is tagged with its site and widget. See the split in the app, in Orders and in Shopify Analytics.
Widget editor
Choose layout, products, columns and heading, and watch a live preview before you copy the code.
Health checks
Each site is checked every few minutes. If a token, market or collection breaks, you see it first, with the fix.
Language that follows the page
English pages get English widgets and checkout, Spanish pages get Spanish. Prices follow the site's market.
GA4 and consent
Ecommerce events to your GA4 property, per site if you like, respecting Consent Mode v2.
Flow and Sidekick
Automate on site tags with Shopify Flow, and ask Sidekick which site sold the most this month.
See which site sold what
The sale comes home with its address.
A buy button can tell you something sold. It can't tell you where. With Fik Satellites every site sells through its own sales channel in Shopify, and every order carries two tags: the site and the widget. So the question "which site sold what" has an answer in the tools you already use.
Not clicks. Orders.
- In the app
- orders and sales by site and by widget for the last 30 days, and the latest orders.
- In Orders
- filter by
site:orwidget:tag, export, or open an order to see the site, widget and page. - In Shopify Analytics
- copy a ready-made report by site or by widget, save it once, and it keeps itself up to date.
- In Shopify Flow
- trigger on any site's orders: notify a partner, tag the customer, route fulfilment.
- In GA4
- product views, add-to-carts and checkouts, tagged by site and widget, with purchases attributed through UTMs.
- In Sidekick
- ask in plain words which site sold the most, or why a site needs attention.
Reliability
A good guest on every site.
Your widgets live on sites you don't always control. So they're built to behave.
- Isolated. Widgets render in their own layer. The site's CSS can't break them, and theirs can't leak into the site.
- Invisible when wrong. If a setting is off or a service is slow, the widget stays hidden and the page looks exactly as before. Developers get a clear console message and a debug mode.
- Light. One deferred script from a CDN, loaded after the page.
- Watched. A health check per site flags problems in the app before shoppers find them.
- Stable embed code. The embed code doesn't change when we ship updates.
For developers
Paste, style, done.
Your client sends you an embed code. You paste one script in the site-wide header or footer and a div where products go. That's it.
- A developer guide for every major CMS, in English and Spanish. No account needed, no store data in it.
- Style with CSS custom properties and
::part(). - Hook your own tracking to GA4-format events on
window. - Works with page builders, AJAX navigation and client-side routing: late placeholders mount by themselves.
- Debug with
?sfw-debug=1.
- WordPress
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Webflow
- Squarespace
- Wix
- Ghost
- HubSpot
- React / Next
<!-- Once per page, in the site's header or footer -->
<script src="https://cdn.fiksatellites.com/v1/sfw.js" defer data-shop="your-store" data-storefront="summer-campaign"></script>
<!-- Where the products should appear -->
<div data-sfw-widget="carousel" data-collection="512295272597" data-id="summer-home"></div>Use cases
One store. Many sites.
Brands with microsites
Campaigns that sell
Put the collection on the campaign site and see its revenue in Shopify under the campaign's name.
Creators and influencers
Drops on their own site
Sell on the creator's site with your checkout behind it, and see exactly what their site sold.
Partners and retailers
A shop window for partners
One embed code per partner. Live prices and stock, sales tagged to each partner's site.
Publishers and blogs
The article is the shop
Product cards and buy buttons inside the story, tracked placement by placement.
Agencies
Every client site, one app
Ship shoppable client sites on any CMS, with reports the client reads in their own Shopify.
Multi-brand groups
Many brands, one back office
Separate brand sites, one store, one checkout, sales split by site.
Pricing
Pay per site. Never per sale.
Every feature on every plan. 0% commission. 14-day free trial on paid plans.
Start here
Free
$0 / month
1 site
Starter
$9 / month
3 sites
For agencies and groups
Growth
$19 / month
10 sites
Pro
$39 / month
30 sites
Unlimited
$79 / month
Unlimited sites
Included in every plan
- Unlimited widgets per site
- Sales by site and widget
- Order tags, Analytics, Flow and Sidekick
- GA4 with Consent Mode v2
- Health checks
- 0% commission on sales
Prices in USD, billed through Shopify. A site is one website connected in the app.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is a "site"?
Any website outside your Shopify store where you want to sell: a microsite, a creator's page, a partner's site, a blog. Each one is connected in the app with its own sales channel. Plans are based on how many sites you connect.
Do I need a developer?
Not usually. It's one script line per site and one embed code per placement, and most site builders accept both. If someone else runs the site, send them our developer guide.
Which website platforms does it work with?
Any site that lets you add a script. The developer guide covers WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Ghost, HubSpot and React/Next. Some site builders only allow custom code on paid plans.
Where do customers pay?
In your own Shopify checkout, with your payment methods, shipping rates, discount codes and branding. Orders arrive in Shopify like any other.
How do I see which site sold what?
In the app's home page, by site: and widget: order tags in Orders, with ready-made reports in Shopify Analytics, in Flow, in GA4 and by asking Sidekick.
Can it break my site?
It's built not to. Widgets are isolated from the site's CSS, and if anything goes wrong they stay hidden and the page looks as it did before.
Does it work in other languages and currencies?
Widgets follow the page's language when it's English or Spanish, through to checkout; other languages use the site's default. Prices and currency follow the Shopify market you choose for each site.
Is it GDPR-friendly?
GA4 is optional. When it's on, widgets respect Google Consent Mode v2 and start with analytics consent denied if the page has no Google tag. The cart is kept in the browser without cookies.
We use the Shopify Buy Button. Can we switch?
Yes. Build a widget for the same products, replace the old embed code with the new one, and from then on every order is attributed to its site and widget.
Do you take a cut of sales?
No. You pay a flat monthly price by number of sites, or nothing on the Free plan. 0% commission on every plan.
Your store has more reach than it thinks.
Start with one site, free. Add the rest when you're ready.