StorePilot AI is an AI conversion rate optimization (CRO) product for Shopify from the team behind EVDEV. It aims to connect shopper behavior, suggested improvements, and testing in one workflow. As of September 21, 2026, the website says it is still being built and privately tested. This assessment covers published plans, not a hands-on test of a released app.
Key features
The developer describes the following capabilities; public availability and performance remain unverified:
- Behavior analysis using clicks, scrolls, add-to-cart events, and drop-offs, with visitor segments.
- AI recommendations and previewable page variants tailored to the store.
- A/B testing focused on revenue per visitor, with minimum-traffic and significance thresholds.
- Manual approval, changes through theme app blocks, and reversible publishing.
- Email and Slack notifications about opportunities and test results.
Pricing and trial
The pricing page lists planned post-launch tiers in USD: Free with three active opportunities and one live test; Starter at $39/month with ten opportunities and three tests; Growth at $129/month with eight tests and optional autopilot for low-risk winners; and Scale at $399/month with unlimited tests subject to fair use. A time-limited founding offer advertises three free months at launch and help with setup and initial tests. Confirm eligibility, availability, and the price after this period.
Rating and reviews
We could not verify a matching public Shopify App Store listing or merchant-review history for the product at usestorepilot.com. Similarly named listings belong to other products. The website's 5.0 badge refers to the founder's Upwork profile, not a Shopify app rating. Revenue and conversion examples are demonstration data, not evidence of merchant outcomes.
Pitfalls
Confirm access before planning an installation. The pricing FAQs conflict on whether charging starts automatically after the introductory period, so obtain clear billing terms. For smaller stores, the proposed method uses before-and-after measurement with a holdback and cross-store data, which is different from a concurrent A/B test. According to the app privacy policy, tracking is consent-aware and uses de-identified events rather than session recordings; Anthropic processes de-identified aggregates. These are developer disclosures, not an independent privacy audit.
Conclusion
StorePilot AI may interest merchants willing to participate in an early pilot with human support. The proposed approval and testing workflow is sensible, but a waitlist and demonstrations cannot establish its effectiveness. Merchants who need a proven tool today should wait for a verified listing, clear commercial terms, and independent results.
