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Fomoify Sales Popup & Proof
5.0 ★★★★★ 5 reviews
Boost conversions with sales popups, FOMO, and social-proof alerts that build urgency and trust.
Social proof
Conversion
Free

Nex AI SEO Product Description
5.0 ★★★★★ 1 reviews
Generate SEO-optimized product descriptions in bulk and AI blog posts — save hours and rank higher.
AI
SEO
Free plan available

CartLift: Cart Drawer & Upsell
5.0 ★★★★★ 1 reviews
A slide cart drawer with upsells, gifts, and a free-shipping bar to lift average order value.
Upsell
Conversion

MixBox – Box & Bundle Builder
New Recently launched
Let customers build mix-and-match boxes at a set amount — perfect for curated bundles and gifting.
Bundles
Merchandising
Free plan available
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Shopify app development is the process of creating applications that extend Shopify's functionality, automate ecommerce workflows, integrate external systems or provide specialized merchant and customer features.
A custom Shopify app is an application built specifically around a merchant's business requirements rather than relying entirely on standard Shopify features or an existing third-party app.
A custom app is useful when existing Shopify features and third-party applications cannot efficiently solve a specific business workflow, integration or automation requirement.
Yes, Pryxo Tech builds public Shopify applications intended for distribution through the Shopify App Store, as well as private applications for individual businesses.
Yes. AI can be integrated into Shopify applications for content generation, product recommendations, search, customer support and ecommerce automation.
Yes. Shopify applications can connect Shopify with ERP, CRM, inventory, accounting, marketing and other systems through APIs, webhooks and integration services.
Cost depends on the app's features, integrations, UI/UX complexity, data requirements, AI functionality, testing and ongoing maintenance.
Development time varies according to the app's complexity, number of integrations, user workflows, design requirements and testing needs.