Before closing your Shopify store, you should cancel any third-party apps, transfer your custom domain, back up your product database, and export your products. Taking these steps ensures you don't lose any important data.
To close your Shopify store, log into your admin panel, click "Plan and Permissions", select "Close Your Store" under the Store Status section, enter your password to proceed, and select a reason before clicking "Close My Store".
Yes, you can reopen your Shopify store after closing it if you activate your account again. However, you won't have access to the admin panel and won't be able to edit products or make changes until you do.
Shopify keeps your store data for up to 90 days after you close your store. However, it's best to manually back up your product database and export product details before closing so you don't lose anything.
Once you close your Shopify store, you will no longer be charged any subscription fees. Any outstanding fees owed before closing will still need to be paid.
Yes, you can delete your Shopify account permanently within your account settings. This is more permanent than just closing your store. You will no longer be able to access any store data.
Contact a fulfillment service like Simpl if you need assistance with order fulfillment when closing your Shopify store. They can ensure a smooth transition so you can focus on closing down your shop.
