Find Shopify stores that use Klaviyo

Published January 22, 2026 · E-commerce · 2 min read

Search "cdn.shopify.com" "static.klaviyo.com". The space is AND, so you get only the stores that ship both — Shopify + Klaviyo — not either one alone.

This is the canonical technographic query: two platforms, one intersection. Shopify stores load assets from cdn.shopify.com (1,694,846 sites), and Klaviyo loads its SDK from static.klaviyo.com (341,852 sites). Put them in one query and the AND does the work.

Run it

"cdn.shopify.com" "static.klaviyo.com" — a space between two quoted strings means both must appear in the same page's source. The result is Shopify stores that have already chosen Klaviyo: a sharp list for a competing ESP, an agency, or an integration vendor.

Slice it three ways

The switch-targets: "cdn.shopify.com" -"static.klaviyo.com" — Shopify stores not on Klaviyo, i.e. everyone Klaviyo's competitors want.
By market: add site:co.uk or site:de to focus a region.
By stack depth: add a third term — a review app, an upsell widget — to find stores with a specific tech profile.

From list to outreach

Open a few results to confirm both footprints sit in the store's own source, then export the domains as CSV. Because the match is a verified substring of live source, the list is current — not a stale directory snapshot — and you enrich it with contacts yourself.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the space mean AND?

In SearchWebCode a space between terms requires all of them on the same page. "cdn.shopify.com" "static.klaviyo.com" returns only pages whose source contains both footprints.

How do I find Shopify stores NOT using Klaviyo?

Exclude the second footprint with a minus: "cdn.shopify.com" -"static.klaviyo.com". That's the prospect list for any Klaviyo competitor.

Is the list current?

Each match is a verified substring of the store's live homepage source in the latest index build, so it reflects what stores actually ship now, not an old directory.