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How to Find a Shopify Store URL Without Domain Access

How to Find a Shopify Store URL Without Domain Access

When working on a Shopify store, sometimes clients forget to grant you access to the domain section. Without access, finding the store URL can be tricky.

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Introduction
When working on a Shopify store, sometimes clients forget to grant you access to the domain section. Without access, finding the store URL can be tricky. However, there’s an easy way to retrieve it directly from the Shopify admin panel. Follow these steps:

 

Step 1: Log in to the Client’s Store
Access the client’s Shopify admin panel using the provided login credentials.

 

Step 2: Check the URL Structure
Once logged in, navigate to any section within the Shopify admin, such as the theme settings. The URL should look something like this:

https://admin.shopify.com/store/samamatahir/themes

 

Step 3: Extract the Store Name
From the URL, locate the text between /store/ and /themes. In this example:

Store Name: samamatahir

 

Step 4: Construct the Store URL
Now, use the extracted store name to form the Shopify backend login link:

https://samamatahir.myshopify.com/admin

 

Final Step: Use the URL to Access the Store
Enter the generated URL into your browser, and you should be able to access the Shopify admin panel.

 

Conclusion
This method is useful when clients do not provide domain access. By following these steps, you can quickly retrieve the store URL and continue working without delays. Always ensure you have the necessary permissions before making any store changes.

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