QuickStarter: All‑in‑One store

Develop by Shopify

$19.99

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30 Days Free Trial

Boost sales with 10+ tools: reviews, discounts, sticky cart, and more.

Volume discounts

Sticky cart

Import reviews

Create bogos

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About QuickStarter: All‑in‑One store

Launched Jan 26, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

2021 Fillmore St, PMB2100, San Francisco, CA, 94115, US

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Description

10+ powerful tools in one App to enhance your customers experience, optimize sales and save money

Our app offers 10+ powerful tools designed to enhance conversions without compromising your store’s speed. Easily import and manage product reviews, drive more sales

Our app offers 10+ powerful tools designed to enhance conversions without compromising your store’s speed. Easily import and manage product reviews, drive more sales more

Product Reviews: Effortlessly import reviews from AliExpress, CSV files
Volume discounts, Create BOGOs
And more: StickyCart, Favicon, ProductReviews

Pros

The app offers over 10 tools designed to enhance conversions, which could help in boosting sales.
Tools like sticky cart and favicon can enhance user experience and keep the store engaging.
Easily import and manage product reviews, especially from platforms like AliExpress or CSV files, which can increase the visibility and credibility of products.
Volume discounts and BOGO offers can attract more customers and encourage larger purchases.
Focus on maintaining store speed while enhancing conversions, ensuring a smooth shopping experience.

Cons

Depending on the complexity, integrating multiple tools could lead to a learning curve for new users.
While it boosts engagement, the utilitarian interface might require visual customization to align with each store's branding.
Some users might find feature overlap with native store functionalities, raising questions about redundancy.
If not updated frequently, there may be compatibility issues with other apps or platform updates.
Though powerful, smaller retailers might not fully utilize all features, questioning cost-effectiveness if pricing is high.