Back up your store. Restore it in minutes.
A Shopify backup and restore app with automatic daily backups, full version history, and granular one-click restore for your products, collections, customers, and more.
No card. Cancel anytime. Install from the Shopify App Store.
Everything you need to backup & restore.
Automatic Daily Backups
Your store is backed up automatically every day, with manual on-demand backups whenever you want one.
Granular Restore
Restore a single product, page, or collection to a previous version — not just an all-or-nothing rollback.
Version History
Browse past versions of your store data and see exactly what a backup contained before you restore.
Broad Resource Coverage
Backs up products, variants, collections, pages, customers, redirects, and navigation menus across your store.
Bulk Restore
Recover many items at once on Professional and Enterprise plans when you need to restore at scale.
Secure Off-Site Storage
Backups are stored securely off-site, independent of your Shopify store, so they are there when you need them.
Pricing that scales with you.
14-day free trial on every plan. No card required. Cancel anytime.
Perfect for small stores getting started with backups
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Choose plan (opens in a new tab)What does Vaultkeep back up?
Vaultkeep backs up the resources Shopify lets apps recreate — products, variants, collections, pages, customers, redirects, and navigation menus — automatically every day, plus on demand.
Can I restore just one product?
Yes. Restore is granular: roll back a single product, page, or collection to a previous version. Professional and Enterprise plans add bulk restore for recovering many items at once.
Can Vaultkeep restore orders?
Orders, draft orders, and abandoned checkouts are captured for your records, but Shopify does not give apps a way to recreate them — so they are kept for reference and export rather than re-injected. We are upfront about this instead of implying everything restores.