Shopify Theme Store
The Shopify Theme Store is one of the first stops in a merchant’s journey to launching their online store. With flexible pricing and smart marketing features, building themes for the Shopify Theme Store is a great way to build your business while helping millions of merchants build theirs.
Target your theme to a specific industry—from fashion to automotive
Build custom features tailored to specific business categories, and we'll surface your theme to merchants who need it most.
Grow your business
With flexible pricing and a zero percent revenue share model for the first $1M USD earned, Shopify is the most lucrative platform to sell and scale themes.
1. Get to know our requirements
Anchor link to section titled "1. Get to know our requirements"The first step to becoming a Shopify Theme Partner is to get familiar with our Theme Store requirements. Our checklist covers everything from technical and performance requirements to theme design and user experience.
2. Test your theme
Anchor link to section titled "2. Test your theme"To ensure that your theme contains the required Shopify features, and to ensure that it's flexible, resilient, and performant, you should test it before submission.
3. Submit your theme
Anchor link to section titled "3. Submit your theme"When you’re ready to share your theme, learn about our review process and how to submit your theme to the Shopify Theme Store. We’ll help you craft a Theme Store listing so that merchants can understand the full potential of your theme.
4. Grow your theme business
Anchor link to section titled "4. Grow your theme business"After you're published on the Shopify Theme Store, learn how to make your theme more successful by supporting your theme, keeping it up to date, and managing merchant reviews. You can download the brand assets that you need to promote your theme in your own marketing materials.
5. Learn about theme revenues
Anchor link to section titled "5. Learn about theme revenues"Themes sold through the Shopify Theme Store are subject to a 15% revenue share. Learn more about how theme revenue share works.