Merchants often need to change prices across many products for sales, markdowns, or cost updates. Editing each product in Shopify is slow and repetitive. This app lets you choose a collection, set how to adjust prices (set, increase, or decrease) and compare-at prices, then preview changes before applying. Updates run in bulk instead of one by one. Merchants save time, keep control with a clear preview, and can update whole catalogs or specific collections in a few clicks.

• Bulk price updates — Update all prices in a collection in one action
• Flexible adjustments — Set, raise, or lower prices by a fixed amount or percent
• Preview before applying — See planned changes before running the bulk update

BlockForm helps merchants collect storefront applications with customizable forms and review every response in one admin inbox. Merchants can set each form as active or draft, validate required fields, and track submission status from pending to approved or denied. When approved, applicants can be saved as Shopify customers with tags to support wholesale workflows.

• Build customizable storefront application forms without code
• Review, note, and update application status in one inbox
• Auto-save approved applicants as tagged Shopify customers

Bulkify applies changes across many products in one collection per job, without editing each product separately in Admin. You select the collection, choose product and variant fields to update, and optionally limit which products are included by status, vendor, product type, or tags. You can preview changes, export a before-and-after spreadsheet, run the job immediately or schedule it, and view status in your job history. Certain completed jobs can be reverted to restore earlier values.

• Bulk edit every product in one collection in a single run—no item-by-item edits.
• Update up to three product or variant fields in one bulk job.
• Filter by product status, vendor, product type, or tags within the collection.
• Preview changes and export a before-and-after spreadsheet for the collection.
• Schedule runs, track jobs in history, and revert completed jobs when supported.