How to find newly launched Shopify stores before everyone else

New Shopify stores are the best leads an agency or app can reach, and also the hardest to catch in time. A founder in week one is still deciding on a theme, a marketing partner, and a stack of apps. A founder in month six has already made those choices. The whole game is speed.

Here is how teams find genuinely new Shopify stores, and where most approaches fall short.

The methods people try

• Browsing app store reviews. The problem is that reviews come from established stores, not new ones.
• Buying a large store database and filtering by date. The dates are usually a crawl date, not a launch date, so old stores look new.
• Manual searching and social monitoring. This works in tiny volume and does not scale.

Each of these gives you a trickle, and most of what you find has already been pitched.

What actually works

To reach Shopify founders first, you need three things at once:

1. A signal that a store is genuinely new, not merely re crawled.
2. A live check that the store is real and selling, not a parked page or a coming soon holder.
3. Enough daily volume that filtering to your niche still leaves a workable list.

That combination is exactly what Fisher delivers. Fisher surfaces brand new Shopify stores the day they go live, confirms each one is real, and classifies it by niche, country and tech so you can act immediately.

Turn fresh stores into booked calls

Freshness only pays off if you move on it. A short, specific note in a founder's first week outperforms a polished pitch a month late. Keep it simple: congratulate the launch, name one thing you noticed, and offer one clear next step.

Fisher also includes Finn, an outreach agent that drafts and sends that first note from your own mailbox, so the fresh lead becomes a real conversation without manual busywork.

Start today

Open the feed, filter to Shopify and your niche, and work this week's launches while they are still new. Start free.