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What was the change? AFAIK Shopify would never give a temporary exemption for money, that's very much against their philosophy as a SaaS. Either you provide acc
by mmmannn 7y ago
What was the change? AFAIK Shopify would never give a temporary exemption for money, that's very much against their philosophy as a SaaS. Either you provide accurate details or this is just FUD.
- MentallyRetired 7y agoIt was a limitation on the number of variants. They had no limits prior to this API update I'm talking about. My business allowed people to create merch and we'd add it to a collection on our storefront. Developer support told us sometimes they grant temporary exemptions. They did not. They told us we could upgrade to shopify plus which has no such limitations, but being a bootstrapped company we couldn't swing the $2k per month. Edit: Just to be clear, it was always on our roadmap to migrate away from Shopify's platform, but they accelerated our timeline and we had to limit the amount of merch our customers could add which obviously led to upset customers. We're still operating, albeit close to insolvent, and have since launched our new platform. But our reputation has been irreversibly damaged.