Sold So Many
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Press kit.

Everything needed to write about Sold So Many accurately. If something here disagrees with what you have, this page is the one that is kept current.

The one-line version

Sold So Many prints live social proof on Shopify product pages — sold counts, visitor counts, cart activity and best-seller badges — read from the merchant's own orders and storefront traffic rather than typed in or generated.

The short version

Most social proof on Shopify is decided by the merchant: a minimum, a range, a multiplier. Sold So Many takes the opposite position. Every sentence it prints is computed from that store's own data, and when the data does not clear the threshold for a label, the label is skipped rather than rounded up. A quiet product shows nothing. The same engine watches which signals lift conversion for that store and runs holdout cohorts to measure it.

It is made by Mehmet Tekin, sold through the Shopify App Store, and installed on stores in 20+ countries.

The facts

  • Product: Sold So Many — social proof as product labels.
  • Platform: Shopify. Installs through the App Store, drops in via app blocks, needs no theme edit.
  • Category: Social proof (Store design → Badges and icons, and Marketing → Social proof).
  • Developer: Mehmet Tekin.
  • Pricing: free up to 10,000 monthly visitors with every feature, then $19 / $45 / $85 per month by visitor tier, or annually. Billed through Shopify. The current tiers, kept in step with the listing.
  • Languages: 17 shopper languages. Every label in each of them is published with the store data it needs.
  • Data: the merchant's own Shopify orders and live storefront traffic. Nothing is templated, and no claim is made that the data cannot support.

Logo files

Please do not restyle the mark, change its colours, or place it on a busy photograph. If you need a size or format that is not here, ask and it will be added.

Describing it

Approved phrasing, because these are the claims that are actually true:

  • "Sold So Many shows real social proof on Shopify product pages."
  • "Every number comes from the merchant's own orders and traffic."
  • "If a number isn't real, it doesn't show."

Please avoid "increases sales by X%" and similar: the app measures conversion lift per store with holdout cohorts, so any single figure would be invented for a page like this. For a number specific to a store or a period, ask and you will get the measurement with its window attached.

Contact

Talk to the developer. For anything time-sensitive, say so in the first line.