TapIt – Google Login

Develop by Shopify

$3.99-$24.99

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

Effortless one-tap Google login, boost conversions, no coding needed.

Email capture

Boost conversions

Cart abandonment reduction

One-tap login

Plug and play

Instant signup

About TapIt – Google Login

Launched Aug 18, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

Avenida María Moliner 14, Escalera D, 3A, Leganés, M, 28919, ES

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Description

Boost signups with Google One-Tap & Google Sign-In. No coding. No friction.

Convert visitors into customers instantly with TapIt. Shoppers can sign up or log in with Google in a single click – no forms, no passwords, no friction. Automatically capture customer emails for marketing, reduce cart abandonment, and improve checkout completion. Returning users log in instantly, boosting retention and lifetime value. Setup is fast and code-free, built to work directly inside Shopify admin. ✅ More signups. ✅ Fewer drop-offs. ✅ Higher conversions.

Boost signups with Google One-Tap - no forms, no typing, fewer drop-offs.
Simplify the login experience with Passwordless login.
Track performance in real time, impressions, sign-ups, and growth at a glance.
Grow your email list automatically – capture verified customer emails at signup.

Pros

Effortless one-tap Google login simplifies the user experience.
No forms or passwords needed, reducing friction for users.
Automatically captures emails for marketing, enhancing business reach.
Plug and play setup requires no coding skills, making it accessible for non-technical users.
Aims to increase conversions and reduce cart abandonment by providing a seamless login process.
Graphical insights on user activity and sign-ups help in making data-driven decisions.

Cons

Dependent on Google's ecosystem, which may not be ideal for businesses aiming to diversify login options.
Potential privacy concerns as users may be hesitant to share their emails automatically.
May not support users who do not have or do not want to use a Google account, limiting its applicability.