Shoppable Posts ‑ blog to bag

Embed shoppable product cards inside your blog post or article

by Fleek Vertex · Launched: May 2026

5.0 (2) on Shopify Built for Shopify

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About Shoppable Posts ‑ blog to bag

Shoppable Posts helps merchants turn blog traffic into sales by embedding interactive product cards directly inside articles. Products can be placed beside the most relevant content, making it easier for readers to discover and purchase items without leaving the page. Customers can browse products, choose variants, and add items to cart seamlessly. Online Store → Themes → Customize → Blog posts → Default blog post → Blog post → Add block → Apps → Shoppable Posts → Save Add product cards to specific paragraphs in any blog post Customers can select variants and add to cart directly from blog content Horizontal product slider with navigation arrows on the storefront Customize colors, fonts, spacing, button styles, and hover effects Mobile responsive design that works with any Shopify theme Show more Show less

Last verified: July 21, 2026 · Fresh

App details

Developer: Fleek Vertex
Category: Store design
Pricing: Paid
Launched: May 2026
Rating: 5.0 (2) on Shopify

Key features

Unlimited posts, with 3 products per pos
Default styling
Add to Cart button
Mobile responsive design
Unlimited posts, with 15 products per po

Integrations with:

Shopify Admin

3 plans · 7-day free trial

Basic

$2.99/month

Pro

$7.99/month

Elite

$9.99/month

Plans and prices as listed on the Shopify App Store.

Ratings & reviews

based on 2 Shopify App Store reviews

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The Shoppable Posts app is a great way to promote products within blog posts. It allows readers to browse and shop for products while they're reading, creating a smooth and engaging shopping experience. At first, I thought the app wasn't working because the shoppable posts weren't appearing. However, I later realised that I simply needed to enable the widget. Once I did that, everything worked pe...

— RainbowSmart