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“Could not connect to Shopify”

When the connect form rejects your credentials, the cause is almost always one of:
Use the .myshopify.com domain, not your custom primary domain.
  • my-shop.myshopify.com
  • shop.example.com
  • https://my-shop.myshopify.com
The protocol (https://) and path are not part of the domain field.
The token must start with shpat_… and come from Storefront API access tokens, not Admin tokens.See Get a Storefront token for the exact path inside Shopify admin.
If you uninstalled the custom app in Shopify, the token is dead. Reinstall the app or create a new one and re-copy the token.
The token needs the Storefront API access scopes listed in Get a Storefront token. Without them the connect succeeds but products won’t load.

CMS sync fails or returns 0 products

The Storefront API only exposes products that are published to your Online Store sales channel. Open Shopify → product → sales channels → enable Online Store.
If unauthenticated_read_product_listings was disabled on the custom app, Storefront API returns empty. Re-enable scopes (see token guide) and retry.
Very large catalogs (10k+ SKUs) may hit Storefront API rate limits during a full sync. Wait a minute and retry; the plugin resumes from where it left off.

Cart shows different counts on different pages

Almost always a runtime install issue.
  1. Open Settings in the plugin panel
  2. Confirm the store is connected (the green pill should show “Connected”)
  3. Disconnect Store then re-connect from CMS - this reinstalls the runtime fresh
If the issue persists, the runtime config script in your headStart may have been edited manually. Don’t edit it - the plugin manages it.

”Powered by Frammerce” badge won’t go away after upgrading to Pro

The badge is removed on the next time the plugin opens your project. To force it now:
  1. Open the project in Framer
  2. Open the Frammerce plugin
  3. Republish
The plugin re-runs setCustomCode on open and strips the badge for Pro/Scale plans.

Components show “Loading…” forever

This means the runtime can’t reach Shopify. Check:
  • The store URL is reachable in your browser
  • The Storefront token still works (try fetching a single product via curl)
  • Your network isn’t blocking *.myshopify.com

Deleted products in Shopify still in Framer CMS

Sync is upsert-only today - it doesn’t delete CMS items when products are removed from Shopify. Delete those items manually in the Framer CMS, or contact support if you need bulk cleanup.

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