6 Shopify stores currently have Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell installed, representing 0.0% of all active Shopify stores.
At a glance: Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is the #3,243 most-installed Shopify app of the 4,179 with active installs, and #101 of 126 in Analytics. It is most often installed alongside Shopify Forms and Shopify Inbox. Its largest market is United States (50% of its stores).
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is installed on 6 of the 2,453,105 active Shopify stores worldwide tracked by StoreCensus. This makes it a notable player in the Analytics category.
Unlike the Shopify App Store's historical download counts, our data reflects current active installations. We detect Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell through storefront signature analysis across millions of stores, providing accurate real-time adoption metrics that matter for market analysis and competitive intelligence.
Over the past 30 days, Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell has gained 0 net installs, representing a 0.0% change from 6 installs. The 90-day trajectory shows growth of 0 installs (0.0%).
Year-over-year, Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell has grown by 0%, moving from 6 installs to 6. This steady growth reflects consistent merchant interest.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell shows strong adoption among established businesses, with 100% of users operating stores generating over $100K annually. The platform attracts a balanced mix across revenue tiers, though 0% of stores fall under $50K in annual revenue, indicating accessibility for emerging brands. The 17% penetration among $1M+ stores demonstrates enterprise-level trust, where merchants typically maintain complex tech stacks and face high switching costs.
| Revenue Tier | Stores | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| $100K – $1M | 1 | 16.7% |
| <$100K | 5 | 83.3% |
Fashion & Apparel leads adoption at 33%, followed by Baby & Kids at 17% and Food & Beverage at 17%. Together, these three verticals represent over half of Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell's install base. This concentration reflects industries where email marketing drives significant repeat purchase revenue through seasonal campaigns, product launches, and loyalty programs that benefit from sophisticated segmentation and automation capabilities.
50% of Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell stores are in United States, more than its 32% share of all Shopify stores. 17% of Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell stores are in Bahamas. 17% of Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell stores are in Germany, more than its 4% share of all Shopify stores.
Stores using Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell typically build comprehensive retention-focused tech stacks. 33% also use Shopify Forms for email marketing, while 33% pair it with Shopify Inbox for chat. The 33% overlap with Printful: Print on Demand indicates merchants unifying customer communication across email, SMS, and support channels. This pairing pattern reveals stores prioritizing customer lifetime value optimization over one-time acquisition, with integrated tools for reviews, loyalty, and recurring revenue.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell competes in the Analytics category with 6 installs, compared to Judge.me Product Reviews App's 423,293.
| App | Installs | Market Share |
|---|---|---|
| Judge.me Product Reviews App | 423,293 | 15.1% |
| Klaviyo: Email Marketing & SMS | 311,142 | 11.1% |
| Shopify Forms | 149,870 | 5.3% |
Install data shows market position by adoption — but organic discoverability is another dimension. See which keywords Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell ranks for in App Store search to understand its full competitive footprint.
As of November 11, 2026, 6 Shopify stores have Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell installed, representing 0.0% of all active Shopify stores tracked by StoreCensus.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell has gained 0 net installs over the past 30 days (0.0% change) and gained 0 installs over 90 days (0.0% change). Year-over-year growth is 0.0%.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is most popular in Fashion & Apparel (33.3% of users), followed by Baby & Kids (16.7%). The app is used across stores of all sizes.
StoreCensus updates Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell installation data weekly through continuous monitoring of 2,453,105+ active Shopify stores. We detect installations through storefront signature analysis, providing accurate current install counts rather than historical download numbers.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell holds a 0.0% market share in its category. To see how it compares to direct competitors, check the Market Position section on this page which shows install counts and market share for similar apps in the same category.
With 6 active installations, Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is a growing solution. Consider the 90-day growth trend (0.0%) to understand momentum, and review the industry breakdown to see if stores similar to yours use it. Always test on a development store first and check recent app store reviews for current user sentiment.
6 Shopify stores currently use Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell. This data is updated weekly based on continuous monitoring of 2,453,105+ active Shopify stores.
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Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is installed on 6 of the 2,453,105 Shopify stores tracked by StoreCensus, representing a 0.00% market penetration rate. It is categorized under Analytics.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is installed on 6 Shopify stores, representing 0.0% of all tracked stores. This adoption level reflects a focused user base within a specific merchant segment.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell install count has remained stable over the past 90 days, indicating consistent merchant retention.
Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell is frequently installed alongside Shopify Forms and Shopify Inbox, suggesting merchants use it as part of a broader technology stack rather than as a standalone solution.
Interpretations are based on observed StoreCensus data. Directional observations only - not financial or business advice.
Based on StoreCensus tracking of 2,453,105 active Shopify stores.
How Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell relates to other apps in the Shopify ecosystem, based on co-installation patterns and category relationships.
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Co-installation data is derived from observed patterns across StoreCensus-tracked stores. Overlap percentages indicate the share of Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell users who also have the listed app installed.
Data is refreshed on a weekly basis and reflects observed platform activity across active ecommerce stores. StoreCensus detects app and plugin installations through storefront signature analysis including JavaScript signatures, API calls, and HTML markers — measuring current active installations, not historical download counts.
StoreCensus continuously discovers and indexes active Shopify storefronts globally. Our crawler identifies 2,453,105+ live stores through domain analysis, platform signals, and third-party data sources.
App and plugin installations are detected through storefront signature analysis — including JavaScript bundle signatures, API endpoint patterns, HTML data attributes, and network request fingerprints. This identifies apps that are currently active, not merely historically downloaded.
Each store is re-scanned on a recurring basis. Historical snapshots are retained to calculate 30-day, 90-day, and year-over-year growth rates. This enables trend analysis that reflects actual merchant behavior over time, not just point-in-time counts.
Disclaimer: Estimated metrics (revenue, traffic) should be considered directional estimates rather than audited financial data. Active install counts reflect StoreCensus detection capability and may not capture 100% of installations for apps with non-standard implementation patterns.
This page presents data from the Inline ‑ Collection Cross Sell Installation Statistics proprietary StoreCensus dataset. Statistics may change over time as stores are discovered, removed, or updated in our index.
StoreCensus does not receive compensation from app developers or vendors for rankings or placement. All rankings are determined solely by observed installation data across tracked Shopify storefronts.
