Trust badges in 30 languages, 180 days of speed history and no ads

Yes, on Premium. Each badge reads the language the store served the page in, from the page's lang attribute or from Shopify's own locale setting, and shows its wording in that language, one of 30 built-in translations. A page that Google Translate rewrites in the shopper's browser keeps the language it was served in. Free accounts show English.

Yes. Install the snippet on a free account and you get Loading (Largest Contentful Paint), Responsiveness (Interaction to Next Paint) and Visual Stability (Cumulative Layout Shift) from your real shoppers, with 7 days of history and 1,000 page views counted a day. What Premium adds is depth: 180 days of history, speed by page template, a table of individual pages ranked by traffic and automatic weekly tests on your 50 busiest pages.

The weekly Core Web Vitals email and the slowdown alert reach every account with the snippet installed. Both are free. The Premium edition of the weekly email adds your 10 busiest pages with their loading times, plus the devices, browsers and operating systems your shoppers used that week. When the alert fires, the Premium dashboard shows which page got slower.

No. All 39 tools run in your own browser, so the file you drop is read and rewritten on your device and never reaches our server or anybody else's. Premium raises how much you can run: no job counter, and 100 files and 500 MB per batch.

The Product Feed Manager comes first, in Q1 2027: it manages and optimizes your product feeds for Google Shopping and fixes the errors that get products disapproved in Merchant Center. The Volume Discounts Engine and the LLMS.txt Builder follow in the same quarter. All three are included in Premium. The price does not move when they ship.

Yes. Core Web Vitals Monitoring and Trust Seals & Badges install as a snippet: on Shopify you paste it into the theme.liquid file, and on WooCommerce you add it with the free WPCode plugin. The Product Feed Manager reads your product catalog rather than your theme, so it connects to your store differently, and its setup steps arrive with it in Q1 2027. Apps that later appear on the Shopify App Store are a separate listing, billed by Shopify under its own rules.

Nothing changes until the end of the period you already paid for. Then the account drops to the free plan and Paddle takes no further payment, while your speed history, QR codes and scan counts stay stored, ready to come back into view the day you restart. No email, no call.

You pay for twelve months at once, and the annual price works out at about two months free compared with paying monthly. Card processors charge a fixed fee on every transaction, so one payment a year costs less to process than twelve, and that saving goes to you. It renews once a year.

Paddle, which runs the checkout for us, converts the price into your currency and adds the tax your country charges, so in the EU, the UK and Australia the price you see already includes VAT or GST. In the US, sales tax depends on your state and appears at checkout once you enter your address. Have an EU VAT number? Enter it at checkout and the VAT comes off.

Yes, within 14 days of any payment. Write to support from the email on your CartHacker account, no reason needed, and Paddle, our Merchant of Record, refunds the full amount, tax included, to the card or account you paid with. That covers the first payment and every renewal, monthly or annual, and the refunded subscription ends on the day of the refund. After 14 days a payment is final unless the law where you live says otherwise, while a duplicate or mistaken charge is corrected whenever you report it. Section 5 of our Terms of Service has the full policy.

Only Paddle. The checkout window is served from Paddle's own domain, and CartHacker receives only the subscription status and your billing country from it, never the card number or its expiry date. Card changes happen in the billing portal Paddle hosts.