Bulk-edit your Shopify catalog like a spreadsheet.

Yes. BulkSheet works on every Shopify store plan - Starter, Basic, Shopify, Advanced, and Plus. It's an embedded admin app installed from the Shopify App Store, not a separate storefront or theme change, so there's nothing to configure differently by plan tier and no theme code to touch. The bulk editor automatically respects your Shopify API rate limits regardless of your store plan, throttling and retrying requests in the background rather than failing when a large batch hits a limit. What does vary by plan is BulkSheet's own pricing tier (Free, Starter, Growth, Pro) - not the underlying Shopify plan you're on - which controls daily save quotas, undo retention, saved view and segment limits, and advanced features like scheduled edits and CSV export. AI agent access via the MCP server is included on every tier, including Free, though Free's per-request row limit is lower (50 vs. 250 on paid plans) and agent-driven writes still count against Free's daily save quota. See the pricing page for the full plan-by-plan breakdown.

We request these Shopify Admin API scopes: read_products, write_products, read_inventory, write_inventory, and read_locations. We use them only for product catalog editing and variant inventory in the bulk editor. We do not request or access customer data, orders, or financial records.

Load up to 10,000 products in one grid; larger saves run as Shopify bulk operations. Smaller edits write straight to Shopify's productSet and inventory APIs; larger catalog-wide updates are automatically routed through Shopify's asynchronous bulk-operation pipeline, which chunks the work, handles rate-limit throttling, and retries failed requests without you having to split the job yourself or babysit the batch. The product grid itself is virtualized, so browsing and editing stays fast whether you're looking at a few hundred products or the full catalog - only the rows currently on screen are rendered, not the whole result set. You'll see live progress tracking in the app while a large batch runs in the background, and the same preview-before-save and undo guarantees apply regardless of batch size, so a 10,000-product price change is previewed and reversible exactly like a 10-product one - there's no separate "bulk mode" with fewer safety nets.

Yes, on every plan. Expand a multi-variant product to see one row per variant, then edit variant prices, compare-at prices, SKUs, and inventory inline. Price templates work on variants too - select variant rows and apply, for example, 20% off with .99 endings in one pass.

Yes, on all paid plans. Pick a column (title, vendor, SKU, tags, or description), enter the text to find and its replacement, preview the matching rows, and apply. Descriptions are HTML-aware: only visible text is replaced - links and styling are never modified. Nothing is saved to Shopify until you press Save, and the whole replacement is one undo step.

Yes, on all paid plans. Choose a price template (e.g. 20% off with .99 endings), preview the affected products, and pick a run time plus an optional auto-revert time. The edit runs in the background, appears in Edit History, and the revert restores the previous prices automatically - ideal for weekend sales. Each scheduled edit can target up to 5,000 products. Edits of up to 500 products start within about a minute of the time you set. Larger edits run through Shopify's bulk-operation pipeline: if another bulk operation (such as a large save) is already running on your shop, BulkSheet keeps retrying every minute for up to 30 minutes, then stops and emails you that it could not start. Starter supports up to 3 pending scheduled edits, Growth up to 5, and Pro is unlimited.

Yes, for product metafields. Open the column chooser, pick metafield definitions from your store, and they appear as editable grid columns - text, number, boolean, URL, date, color, JSON, money, rating, and measurement types edit inline; reference and list types are shown read-only. Variant metafields aren't supported yet. Edits validate as you type, save with the rest of the row, and show up in undo and Edit History. Free includes 5 metafield columns, Starter 10, Growth 15, and Pro unlimited.

Yes, on every plan, and nothing is saved until you review it. In the bulk editor choose Import CSV, pick a .csv file, and check how each column maps - rows are matched to your existing products by Variant ID, URL handle, or SKU, and BulkSheet's own export includes a Variant ID column for exactly this. Title, description, status, vendor, tags, price, compare-at price, SKU, pinned product metafields, and stock at one location you pick can be imported. The matched products load into the grid as ordinary unsaved changes, so you can review every one, keep editing, undo the import's cell changes in one step (stock changes have their own Remove button instead), and save when you're ready. A blank cell never changes anything, and an import only updates products that already exist - it never creates or deletes products. One import handles up to 2,000 products and 2,000 changed cells; on Free it loads at most as many products as you have saves left today.

Yes. All plans: use Undo (or Cmd+Z) in the editor to step back through pending edits before or after save. On paid plans, draft undo is preserved across sessions (30 days on Starter, 90 days on Growth, 180 days on Pro, up to 50 steps). To revert changes already saved to Shopify, Pro merchants can use Edit History → Revert (when available in Settings).