Companies Using LangShop

I expected LangShop to look like most Shopify app lists I work with: small, young and American. Two of those hold. Our October 2026 crawl finds it on 4,462 live domains, 6th in Translation & Localization, and 83.58% of its matched companies have 50 or fewer staff. The surprise is where they are. A domain counts when its pages load LangShop's storefront script from cdn.langshop.app or create its LangShopConfig object. To test that signal I fetched all 4,366 domains in our analysis set in mid-October: 3,993 (91.45%) still loaded LangShop, 3,062 through Shopify's app embed and 931 through an older theme snippet that still works.

Domains, stores and closed shops

A translation app attracts stores that sell in several countries, and many put each country on its own domain. That inflates a domain count. Of the 4,208 domains whose page named its Shopify store, 2,376 distinct stores remain, and 669 of them account for 2,501 domains. Oogwereld, a Dutch optician group, runs 64 member domains from one store; My Podologie, a podiatry supplier, runs 36 and Celebrate Vitamins 34. The rest of the fetch was clean. 103 domains (2.36%) showed a store password page, 124 (2.84%) didn't load, and 146 (3.34%) no longer carried working LangShop code.

Sales signal: dedupe by Shopify store before you count accounts. The 3,993 domains still running LangShop belong to 2,200 stores, and the multi-domain stores have the most markets to serve.

Reading the chart

The chart reads 3,278 domains in June, 4,474 in July, 4,522 in August, 4,505 in September and 4,462 in October. I wouldn't read the July step as demand. We don't recrawl a fixed panel: dead domains drop out each month and newly found ones come in, and our detection widened over the same weeks. Since the August peak the line has lost 60 domains. Since we began tracking LangShop on 16 March 2026, 822 domains have dropped it on at least one hostname, and 60 of those still run it on another.

"LangShop's best-known users are a Danish store chain, a Berlin instrument maker and football clubs in Rotterdam, Bilbao and Athens. Its list reads like European retail. Transcy's, by comparison, starts with American stores." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: size the market at about 4,500 domains and 2,200 live stores. Nothing in the chart supports selling it internally as a growth segment.

Who the customers are

58.43% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 25.15% have 11 to 50, close to Transcy's 57.08% and 27.77%. Age mostly fits, with one twist. 41.21% were founded in the 2010s and 19.46% in the 2020s, but 6.31% date from before 1960, against 3.06% on Transcy's profile. The old names are clubs and heritage brands: Ragno (1879), Athletic Club (1898), Feyenoord (1908), Rigoni di Asiago (1923) and AEK FC (1924). 24 companies have more than 500 staff, and several of the biggest run LangShop on a side store: Arc'teryx on its ReBIRD resale site, CAA-Québec on its travel and outdoor boutique, the BWT Alpine F1 team on its merchandise store.

Sales signal: at the large accounts the buyer is whoever runs that one store, usually an e-commerce or merchandising team rather than central IT.

A European app

Germany leads with 141 matched companies, then the Netherlands (132), France (116) and only then the United States (107). Spain (93), Canada (90), Italy (77), Switzerland (64) and Denmark (62) follow. 824 of the 1,068 companies in the 15 countries we chart are European. Part of that is what the product is for: a store in Belgium or Switzerland needs two or three languages at home before it sells abroad. Retail and fashion labels cover 38.33% of companies with an industry, with luxury goods (4.54%) and personal care makers (3.43%) next.

Sales signal: for multilingual SEO, cross-border payments or EU compliance, this is a well-qualified list, because every store on it has already chosen to sell in more than one language.

Next to Weglot, langify and Transcy

Overlap with rivals is small. 115 LangShop domains run Weglot today, out of 171 ever seen with both. langify shares 31 (44 ever) and Transcy 10. In each pair most domains still run both, which tends to mean one app was left installed or handles a different job, so our switching tests publish no corridor. Weglot is the bigger name on paper, with 70,798 domains in the category table, but it sells to any website. Among Shopify-only apps, langify's 7,376 is the number LangShop has to beat, and GTranslate's Shopify app, 229 domains behind at 4,233, is close behind.

"Only 115 of LangShop's 4,462 domains run Weglot as well. Shopify translation apps split the market more than they share it, so a store gets won once, at launch or at a redesign." - Sophie Clarke, Product Marketing Manager at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a competitive pitch has to catch the store at its next market launch or theme rebuild. There's no visible stream of LangShop stores leaving for a rival.

The stack around it

Shopify is on all 4,366 domains in our analysis. Klaviyo runs on 42.35% and Judge.me on 26.55%; Trustpilot is on 11.29%. Consent tools show the European base again: Pandectes is on 13.58%, Cookiebot on 6.53% and iubenda on 2.75%. Google Analytics runs on 69.31% and Instafeed on 15.19%.

Sales signal: Klaviyo agencies have the most natural fit, since a translated store needs translated email flows too. With Pandectes on 13.58%, many of these stores have already bought their consent banner.

What it costs

LangShop's Shopify listing names Aheadworks as the developer and gives a launch date of 15 September 2016; it carries the Built for Shopify badge and a 4.5 rating from 473 reviews. The pricing page (checked 24 October 2026) has a Free plan with one extra language and machine translation for 50 products, then Basic at $10 a month (10 languages, 250 products), Standard at $40 (15 languages, 2,000 products) and Advanced at $75 (20 languages, 5,000 products). Pro ($120), Enterprise ($250) and Unlimited ($500) raise the product limits. Annual billing costs ten months' fees, and paid plans start with a 14-day trial.

Sales signal: price rises with catalogue size, so big catalogues sold in several markets are the high-value end, and the likeliest to compare vendors at renewal.

Key takeaways

1. 4,462 live domains, 6th in Translation & Localization; the 3,993 still running it belong to 2,200 Shopify stores.

2. 91.45% of the domains we fetched in mid-October still loaded LangShop.

3. A European base: Germany, the Netherlands and France each have more LangShop companies than the United States.

4. Small stores with an old-brand tail: 83.58% have 50 or fewer staff and 6.31% were founded before 1960.

5. Little overlap with rivals; 115 domains run Weglot as well.

How to use this list

Filter by country and company size, then dedupe by Shopify store. For the full list of 4,462 LangShop domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.