Label your sale products
Pick a sale label from the library and add a shipping or trust badge near the price.
Add product labels, an announcement bar and sign-up form, restock alerts, subscriptions and a store locator to a new store. Each app handles one job, so you only install the ones your store needs.
A new store usually launches on a default theme with few extras, and these gaps stay open until something fills them. The last two only apply to some stores.
Who it is for: new stores, solo owners, and stores testing a product before paying for tools.
Discounts are easy to miss on a default product grid.
A sale label on the product image and a badge near the price tell shoppers what is on offer before they click.
First-time visitors leave without any way to stay in touch.
An announcement bar carries your main offer, and a sign-up form turns a first visit into a contact you can email later.
Sold-out products end the visit with nothing for the shopper to do.
A Notify me button collects the shopper's email, and the restock email goes out automatically when inventory comes back.
Customers buy a product they use up, then forget to come back for the next one.
A subscribe-and-save option with a discount per delivery turns a one-time buyer into a repeat order.
Shoppers who want to see the product in person cannot find where to buy it.
A store locator page puts your shop or stockists on a map. With the OpenStreetMap map type there is no API key to set up. Google Maps and Mapbox need your own key.
Start with labels and the announcement bar, since they change every product page. Add the last two only when your store needs them.
Pick a sale label from the library and add a shipping or trust badge near the price.
Announce your main offer and ask first-time visitors for their email.
Add a discount per delivery on products customers reorder.
Add your shop or stockists and place the map on a page.
An app with nothing to show still takes setup time. Add Subscriptions or MAPPY when the store has a repeat product or a physical location.
One announcement message, one sign-up pop-up and one label per product are enough for most new stores.
Set up one app, check the storefront on mobile and desktop, then move to the next. A problem is easier to spot when only one thing changed.
No. Each app covers a separate job. Most new stores start with TA Labels and TA Banner, then add the others when the store needs preorders, repeat purchases or a store locator.
Start with TA Labels and TA Banner, since they change every product page. Add TA Preorder when products start selling out.
No. The apps are set up in their own admin screens and switched on through the app embed in the Shopify theme editor.
Every Tech Arms app installs from the Shopify App Store in minutes.