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Meet Goals: set a target on any metric, track it one-time or recurring, and see whether you're on pace to hit it. Available now on every plan, for Shopify and WooCommerce.

This isn't survey data or opinion. It's what stores actually did in 2025, drawn from anonymized, aggregated data tracked by Metorik, and this time, we’ve broken things down by store size, and provided year-over-year comparisons.

Running multiple online stores is no longer unusual. For many growing brands, it’s the default. While this can unlock growth opportunities, it also introduces a serious operational challenge: How do you accurately track inventory and demand across all stores at once?

Thinking of launching (or relaunching) your online store? Congrats, you're taking a fantastic step! But soon after the excitement kicks in, the big questions arise – and for many aspiring eCommerce entrepreneurs, one question looms larger than most: Should I build on Shopify or WooCommerce?

We all have a different way of doing things. Data that matters to us and our eCommerce business, and data that’s not so important. With that in mind we’re excited to announce that Custom Columns is now here!

With the release of the Metorik Insights for WooCommerce report, we aim to shine a light on the incredible success of WooCommerce to foster future growth & success for the whole community.

Our newest feature has been years in the making. Customer cohort reports combine multiple Metorik features to provide a unique perspective into your customers' behaviour over time.

With the click of a button and a few keystrokes, you can search through all of your store's data and perform actions from Metorik's new command center.

We've just added report segmenting to every product report in Metorik. You now have access to 100+ different order filters when viewing product sales and charts.