Shopify Inc
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Shopify Inc

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$152.90 +13.01 (+9.30%)2025-08-272026-08-28
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About Shopify Inc

Shopify Inc. is a global commerce technology company that provides the software, payments, tools, and infrastructure businesses use to sell products and services across online stores, physical retail locations, social media, marketplaces, and other digital channels. Its platform supports merchants with storefront design, payments, inventory management, shipping, marketing, analytics, financing, point-of-sale systems, and enterprise commerce solutions.

Shopify’s strength comes from its role as an operating system for modern commerce. The company serves businesses of different sizes, from entrepreneurs and small merchants to large brands and enterprise customers, helping them manage sales, customer relationships, fulfilment, and digital operations in one platform. As commerce continues to move across online, offline, social, mobile, and AI-enabled channels, Shopify remains one of the most important technology platforms supporting independent merchants and digital retail growth.

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