Shopify next to Google and Meta, not instead of them
One shop login syncs commerce into the same workspace as your ads. Store revenue and orders sit beside spend so you can read blended ROI when you ask for it — paid ROAS stays paid.
- Orders
- Products
- Customers
- Store analytics
- Marketing events
- Blended ROI
Spend, clicks, ROAS
One login
Spend, clicks, ROAS
One login
Orders, products, customers
One login
Your Kampalo workspace
Paid ROAS
Google and Meta revenue against their own spend. Store revenue is not folded in.
Store revenue and orders
Shopify revenue, orders and products beside the ad numbers, on the same date range.
Blended ROI is a deliberate read: open it when you ask for it.
Short answer
Kampalo connects a Shopify store with one shop login and shows orders, products, customers and store revenue next to Google Ads and Meta Ads spend. Store revenue sits beside ad numbers rather than inside campaign ROAS, so blended ROI is a deliberate read. Kai and the AI plugins can read the store but never write to it.
What you get
One shop login
Products, orders, customers and store analytics from one connection. Each store uses one slot.
Beside the ads
Store revenue next to Google and Meta spend on the same date range.
Paid ROAS stays paid
Store revenue is never folded into campaign ROAS, so blended ROI is a read you choose.
Read-only for AI
Kai and the AI plugins can read the store but never write to it.
What Kampalo reads from Shopify
Store data
Everything from one connection
- Products, orders, customers, and store analytics from one connection
- Marketing events when the shop grants that scope
- Store revenue next to Google and Meta spend — not folded into ads ROAS
Connections
Google, Meta, Shopify — one login each
- Google Ads, Analytics, and Search Console share one Google sign-in
- Meta ads, Page, and Instagram share one Meta sign-in
- Shopify is its own shop login
- Kai reads the same synced snapshot; it does not write to the store
Ask about the store beside the ads
Kai reads the synced store data next to Google and Meta. It never changes anything in Shopify.
How Kai works →How to connect
- 1
Open Connect in the Kampalo app and choose Shopify.
- 2
Enter your shop domain and sign in to approve access.
- 3
Wait for the first sync of products, orders, customers, and store analytics.
- 4
Open the Shopify hub, or compare store revenue next to Google and Meta on the same date range.
Plans
Each Shopify store uses one integration slot. The Free plan has 1 slot, Solo ($19/month) 3, Pro ($49/month) 10 and Agency ($99/month) 25, pooled across brands. Every paid plan starts with a 30-day trial, no card.
Related
Questions people ask
How do I connect Shopify to Kampalo?
Open Connect, choose Shopify, enter your shop domain, and sign in. One shop login covers products, orders, customers, and store analytics. Marketing events need that extra scope on the shop.
Does Kampalo mix Shopify revenue into paid ROAS?
No. Paid Google and Meta ROAS stay on ads numbers. Store revenue sits beside spend so you can read blended ROI when you ask for it — it is not folded into campaign ROAS.
Can Kai write to my Shopify store?
No. In-app Kai is read-only. The MCP plugins read the Shopify overview but do not write to Shopify either. Kampalo syncs the shop; it does not change products, orders, or themes.
See your own numbers in Kampalo
Connect Google, Meta, or Shopify and the dashboard fills in on the first sync. Bring the rest when you are ready.