Commerce / Shopify

    Storefronts ChatGPT Can Read on the First Byte.

    Server-rendered Next.js. Product JSON-LD in the HTML. First-party Subscriptions and Reviews that work on headless. The CRO bundle competitors charge $50/month for, in the box.

    Next.js App RouterServer ComponentsShopify Admin GraphQLCustomer Account APIJSON-LD
    Hiveku Shopify storefronts with SSR
    Server-rendered, JSON-LD baked in

    AI Search Engines Don't Run JS. Your Product Needs to Be in the HTML.

    ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity — the channels becoming dominant for product discovery — generally don't execute JavaScript. SPA-based AI builders ship empty <div id='root'>. We ship the full schema.org markup before any client JS runs.

    Hiveku · view-source on /products/honey-tea
    <script type="application/ld+json">
    {
    "@type": "Product",
    "name": "Honey Citrus Tea",
    "price": 19.00,
    "aggregateRating": {
    "ratingValue": 4.8,
    "reviewCount": 127
    }
    }
    </script>
    Eligible for Google rich snippets · Indexable by ChatGPT search
    Lovable / SPA · view-source
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html>
    <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
    <script src="/main.js"></script>
    </body>
    </html>
    # Crawlers see nothing. JS runs only in real browsers.
    Invisible to AI search · Won't show in Google rich snippets
    Hiveku Subscriptions

    Subscribe-vs-Once on Every PDP. First-Party. Headless-Compatible.

    ReCharge, Bold, Skio, Smartrr — the dominant subscription apps — only render on Liquid themes. Shopify's first-party Subscriptions app has no headless storefront UI. Headless agencies typically charge $5-15k to build it. We scaffold it.

    Honey Citrus Tea Bundle

    127 reviews

    Plus 5 workflow trigger nodes

    Subscription started · paused · cancelled · billing failed · billing succeeded. Build win-back-on-cancel sequences and card-update reminders without a third-party tool.

    • Cart-line subscription badges
    • Self-service /account/subscriptions: pause, resume, cancel
    • Settings panel for picker copy and savings badge
    • Customer Account API mutations under the hood
    • Workflow filter conditions for amount-range and event-type gating
    Hiveku Reviews

    First-Party Reviews. JSON-LD aggregateRating in the HTML.

    Yotpo, Loox, Stamped, Okendo — every dominant Shopify review app — is Liquid-only. Headless storefronts get nothing. We ship the public submit endpoint, the list endpoint with histogram, the moderation queue, and the JSON-LD.

    4.8

    127 verified reviews

    5
    98
    4
    19
    3
    6
    2
    3
    1
    1
    M

    Maria K.

    "Genuinely the best honey tea I've tried. The subscription option is a nice touch — never run out."

    Plus the rest of the loop

    • Public submit endpoint with signed-token auth (30-day TTL)
    • <ProductReviews/> server component — JSON-LD ships with the review block
    • <ReviewSubmitForm/> + /account/write-review page hit from review-request emails
    • Moderation queue at /dashboard/commerce/reviews — approve, reject, reply
    • Workflow triggers: review submitted, review approved
    • buildReviewRequestUrl() for your post-purchase email step
    CRO defaults bundle

    $50/Month of Subscription Apps. In the Box.

    Free Shipping Bar, Stock Urgency, Recently Viewed, Trust Badges, Cart Upsell. Five conversion components that competitors sell as standalone Shopify apps for $5-20/month each — auto-included on every cart and product scaffold, server-rendered, tunable per shop.

    Free Shipping Bar

    Customizable threshold and currency. Renders on first byte — no CLS.

    Stock Urgency

    Shows when inventory dips below your cutoff. Drives the 'only 7 left' nudge.

    Recently Viewed

    Tracks browsing history client-side, surfaces last 5 products on every PDP.

    Trust Badges

    SSL · 30-day return · Free shipping. Below the fold, on every product page.

    Cart Upsell

    Frequently-bought-together based on Shopify metaobject collections.

    Tune defaults at /dashboard/commerce/settings/storefront per shop. Free-shipping threshold, stock-urgency cutoff, recently-viewed count — all per-connection.

    Built for agencies from day one

    Manage Five Shops Without Five Workspaces.

    Hiveku is built for agency users. Per-account default Shopify connection, per-project override, per-shop CRO settings, multi-writer attribution. Lovable and Bolt are built for solo founders.

    Active shop

    Stock urgency

    5 units

    Cutoff for "only X left" badge

    Free shipping bar

    $75

    Threshold for free shipping

    Cart upsell minimum

    $30

    Subtotal floor for FBT block

    Multi-writer attribution: every Admin write — product create, cache invalidate, settings change — is logged to the team member who triggered it. Audit log is per-account, not per-shop.

    App-compat advisor

    'Yotpo Detected — Won't Work on Headless. Use Hiveku Reviews Instead.'

    Lovable's Shopify integration silently breaks for merchants with Yotpo or Bold or ReConvert installed — those apps don't work headless, but no warning is given. We detect 30+ headless-incompatible apps at connection time and surface concrete alternatives.

    3 incompatible apps detected on your store

    Yotpo Reviews

    Reviews · Liquid-only · won't render on headless

    Hiveku Reviews

    Loox Reviews

    Reviews · Liquid-only · won't render on headless

    Hiveku Reviews

    Stamped.io

    Reviews · Liquid-only · won't render on headless

    Hiveku Reviews

    Okendo

    Reviews · Liquid-only · won't render on headless

    Hiveku Reviews

    ReCharge Subs

    Subscriptions · Liquid-only · won't render on headless

    Hiveku Subscriptions
    ...and 25 more apps in the database. Connect-time diagnosis with named replacements that exist in Hiveku.
    Adds commerce to existing projects

    The Only AI Builder Where 'I Have an Existing Next.js Project, Add Commerce' Is a Clean Yes.

    Adding commerce to a non-greenfield Next.js project is silently broken on every other platform. Imported projects with Pages Router, custom path aliases, missing Tailwind, or routing collisions just fail at build time after a confusing run of code generation. We pre-flight everything.

    Pre-flight compat check

    • Detects router (App vs Pages)
    • Detects tsconfig path alias (@/* → ./* vs ./src/*)
    • Detects Tailwind presence
    • Detects routing collisions for the named feature

    Hard blockers (Pages Router, locked-parent route collision) → refuse to scaffold. Warnings → proceed and tell you.

    Path-alias-aware rewriting

    • Templates' src/components/ paths auto-rewrite based on your alias
    • Imports resolve correctly even on non-standard project shapes
    • Dry-run mode: preview the file list before any write
    • All 5 commerce scaffolds support compat mode

    Lovable can't import existing projects in the first place. We can.

    Eject-to-Hydrogen migration manifest

    Ask the AI: "How do I leave Hiveku for Hydrogen?" — and you'll get a structured plan listing each AST transformation needed (generateMetadata → Hydrogen meta(), next/image → Hydrogen Image), config file additions, and dependency swaps.

    Counterintuitively: being easy to leave makes us easier to commit to.

    vs. every other commerce path

    What the Other Tools Have to Give Up to Match.

    Capability
    Hiveku
    Lovable
    Webflow
    Shopify themes
    Server-rendered HTML on first byte
    Limited
    Product JSON-LD baked in
    Manual
    Theme-dependent
    Headless-compatible subscriptions
    Headless-compatible reviews
    CRO bundle in the scaffold
    5 components
    Add-ons
    Apps required
    Multi-shop agency accounts
    Limited
    App-compat advisor at connect
    Eject-to-Hydrogen path

    Connect Your Shopify. Ship a Storefront.

    SSR + JSON-LD on the first byte. Subscriptions and reviews that work on headless. CRO bundle in the box. Multi-shop accounts for agencies.