Shopify Merchants Overpay and Slow Stores With Many Single-Purpose Conversion Apps
Shopify store owners often install 5-10 separate apps for basic conversion features like trust badges, timers and sticky add-to-cart buttons. Each carries a monthly subscription and adds code that slows page loads. The cost and speed penalty compound for small merchants.
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