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Shopify payments and checkout signals for ecommerce SaaS sellers

StoreRadar found 12 public payments and checkout app signals. This page puts them in one place so ecommerce SaaS sellers can see which tools to check first.

What this group shows

Active app signals12
Largest observed signalShop Pay · 28,806
Smallest observed signalPayTomorrow · 15
Signals with extra profile details6 of 12
Signals with same-store evidence2 of 12
Last checked22 September 2026

Counts are public storefront observations. One store can appear under more than one signal.

How to use this page

Start with the app signal closest to your product. Add store type, catalogue or country when you ask for a list.

If you sell checkout or payment tools, this group helps you compare stores with visible payment-workflow signals.

Open the app pages below when you need the count, observation date and any available breakdown. Keep the page date with anything you cite.

Largest signals in this group

RankApp signalObserved storefrontsExtra evidence
1Shop Pay28,806profile and same-store evidence
2Afterpay6,817profile and same-store evidence
3Klarna4,293profile details
4Sezzle1,437profile details
5Zip1,193profile details
6Affirm243profile details
7Laybuy159count only
8Paidy55count only

This is ordered by observed storefront count in the current StoreRadar snapshot. It is not a vendor-quality ranking or market-share estimate.

Every signal in this group

Open the Payments and checkout category hub · Return to For ecommerce SaaS and integration sellers

Get the stores

Tell us what you sell. We can use this payments and checkout signal with other filters to build a private list, then look for verified founder emails where the right person is available.

Get Payments and checkout stores + verified founder emails →

Method and limits

StoreRadar.co checks public Shopify storefronts and counts the app signals it can see. We checked this group on 22 September 2026. Counts can change as stores and their tools change.

A signal is a clue from a public storefront. It is not proof that a store pays for a tool, wants to buy, or has a certain result. The category label is our way to group similar tools.

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