Have you ever seen a Shopify site (or store) and wondered what was used to create it with the Shopify theme? Not alone are you. Thousands of people, on many types of website systems, attempt to detect website themes on a regular basis. Shopify isn't different from that. Now you can only enter the URL of the Shopify site you saw with our Shopify Detector and we will let you know the Shopify theme that was used to create it. We sometimes see an interesting Shopify store as web developers, developers, dropshippers, Amazon or Ebay vendors, internet marketers or anyone else in the arena and wonder how it was created. You no longer have to wonder what Shopify theme has been used to create a particular website with our latest "What Shopify Theme" tool. All you need to do is find a Shopify store that you really like, go to the "What Shopify Theme" tool, enter the URL of the site, and we'll let you know what Shopify theme the site uses, so you can buy it yourself
One of the many questions for many of you beginning with Shopify is,' How does Shopify pay you? ’. From the moment a customer makes a transaction until the money arrives in your bank account, I will take you through the process that takes place. I will also cover various payment providers that you can use to accept store payments, the benefits and drawbacks of using each one, how long it normally takes for your account to get money, and whether the process is automated or manual. To find out more, click on or read the video link. Options for payment with Shopify For collecting payments, there are a lot of different payment providers you can use. A lot of people are puzzled by this because it seems like a complex operation. There are over 70 separate payment providers, if I am not mistaken. There's a lot because the purpose of Shopify is to appeal to the needs of everyone. Wherever you are and whatever kind of bank account you have, through your Shopify store, you are guar