Shopify was launched as a simple e-commerce platform that allowed users to create their own online stores.
Introduced the Shopify App Store, allowing developers to create apps to extend Shopify's core functionality.
Launched Shopify Payments, enabling merchants to process payments directly through Shopify.
Shopify went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "SHOP".
Shopify Plus was introduced as an enterprise solution for high-growth businesses, offering advanced features and scalability.
Shopify expanded its ecosystem by launching the Shopify Fulfillment Network to streamline order fulfillment for merchants.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Shopify saw a massive increase in new merchants and total sales.
Shopify App Store reached over 6,000 apps, offering extensive integrations for merchants.
Launched Shopify Hydrogen for building custom storefronts and Shopify Oxygen for hosting Hydrogen apps.
Introduced Shopify Markets, simplifying cross-border commerce for global merchants.
Over 4 million merchants, more than $600 billion in GMV, and continued innovations in e-commerce.
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