Introduction to Shopify Platform—What is Shopify?

What is Shopify?

Shopify was founded by Tobi Lütke in 2006. As a ski enthusiast, Tobi Lütke initially just wanted to open an online retail store selling skis, but the e-commerce software available at the time was very poor.

In this way, Tobi began to create his own e-commerce software, and used his own e-commerce software to open an online retail store for snowboards. In the process of selling snowboards, Tobi gradually realized that the e-commerce software he developed seemed to be a better-selling product, so he raised 200,000 US dollars to start a company called Jaded Pixel. His girlfriend gave the e-commerce software he developed a nice name: Shopify. In 2006, they officially launched Shopify and changed the company's name to Shopify.

Shopify is a Canadian e-commerce software developer founded by Tobias Luke and headquartered in Ottawa , the capital of Canada. The service software Shopify provides is a shopping cart system in the SaaS field, which is suitable for cross-border e-commerce to establish independent sites. Users can pay a certain fee to use various themes/templates to build their own online stores.

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