Free tools
Free tools for ecommerce research
Built on the same dataset behind MyLeadFox. No sign-up, no credit card, no limits worth worrying about.
Shopify Theme Detector
Paste a store address and see which Shopify theme it runs — and whether it came from the Theme Store or was built custom.
Open Shopify Theme Detector →Shopify App Detector
Paste a store address and see which Shopify apps it runs, plus the theme. Free, no sign-up.
Open Shopify App Detector →WordPress Theme Detector
Paste any website address and see which WordPress theme it runs — parent and child. Free, no sign-up.
Open WordPress Theme Detector →WordPress Plugin Detector
Paste any website address and see which WordPress plugins it runs, plus the theme and whether it is WooCommerce. Free, no sign-up.
Open WordPress Plugin Detector →Wix App & Currency Detector
Paste any website address and see which Wix apps it runs and the currency its shop is set to. Free, no sign-up.
Open Wix App & Currency Detector →What these are built on
Every tool here answers from the same dataset that powers MyLeadFox — 1,242,803 live Shopify stores among millions of ecommerce sites, with theme, platform, country and contact data attached. When we already hold the store you ask about, the answer is instant and costs nothing.
When we do not, the tool checks the store live and says so. Both readings are labelled, because a figure from our last crawl and a figure from thirty seconds ago are different claims and should not look identical.
Nothing here needs an account. The tools read only what a store already serves to every visitor — no login, no private data, nothing a browser could not fetch.
What we will not do
- Report “none found” when we simply could not check
- Present data from our last crawl as if it were live
- Guess at a value and render the guess as a finding
- Publish or sell what individual visitors look up
A failure to measure is not a measurement. It is the rule the whole detection method is built around.