CadenzovaAI social media automation & scheduling for Shopify stores
Paste your store URL and Cadenzova imports your whole Shopify catalog — prices, descriptions and product photos — then plans, creates and schedules a week of posts, reels and pins around it. No app to install, no store permissions to grant.
Works with any Shopify store — from just your URL
Every Shopify storefront publishes its product catalog in a structured, public format. Cadenzova reads it directly, so you paste your store link (custom domain or .myshopify.com) and your products arrive with their name, price, full description, product photos and product page link — no CSV export, no copy-pasting, and no Shopify app to install or grant admin access to.
- Whole catalog: onboarding imports your first 50 products; one click on Search for more products picks up the rest. Products you already imported are skipped, so re-running it is always safe.
- New products: added something to your store? Run the same search again and only the new products come in.
- Fresh photos: re-pull the latest images for any single product at any time, straight from Shopify's own image CDN.
- Free: importing products costs no credits on any plan, including the free one.
What it does with your catalog
- Plans the week — the autopilot rotates every product through a weekly plan instead of the same three bestsellers, weighted by priority and what actually sells.
- Creates the posts — pins, carousels, captions and product reels built from your real product photos, prices and descriptions, written in the voice it learns from your existing posts.
- Publishes them — auto-posts to Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, YouTube Shorts, X, Bluesky and LinkedIn (personal profile) once you approve, and confirms each post is live. Facebook gets a ready-to-post kit.
- Pushes offers — add a sale code once and every piece promotes it until it ends.
- Learns — a weekly retro rewrites next week's plan from real clicks, saves and revenue.
Just want a Shopify post scheduler?
Cadenzova Post is the simple mode: pick a product photo from your imported catalog (or upload your own), write a caption or get an AI suggestion, and schedule it to every connected platform at your best posting time. Free for 30 posts a month on 3 channels, no card.
Sales tracking, honestly
Cadenzova reads your public catalog, not your Shopify admin — so it doesn't see your orders. Instead, every link it publishes carries UTM tags pointing at the exact product page, so Shopify's own analytics and marketing reports show which post brought each visit and sale. Log revenue in Cadenzova whenever you like and the strategist favours the products that actually sell. See Analytics & ROI.
Frequently asked questions
Does Cadenzova work with Shopify?
Yes. Paste your Shopify store URL and Cadenzova imports your products with prices, descriptions and photos, then plans, creates and schedules social posts for them. It works with any public Shopify storefront, on a custom domain or .myshopify.com.
Do I need to install a Shopify app?
No. Cadenzova reads the catalog your storefront already publishes, so there's no app to install, no admin permissions to grant and no app-store subscription on top. It isn't a Shopify app and isn't affiliated with Shopify.
Does it import prices, descriptions and images?
Yes — each product comes in with its name, price, description, product page link and up to five product photos at full resolution, ready to use in posts, pins and reels.
What happens when I add new products to my store?
Run "Search for more products" again and only the new ones are imported; existing products are left as they are. You can also re-pull the latest photos for any single product.
Can it track my Shopify sales?
Every published link is UTM-tagged to the product page, so Shopify's own analytics show which post drove each visit and sale. Cadenzova doesn't read your orders directly; log revenue in Cadenzova and it steers what gets promoted next.
My store is password-protected — will it work?
Not until it's public, because the import reads what visitors can see. Before launch, add products by hand (name, price, description, images) and import the rest once the store opens.
