Find and export sold-out Shopify product URLs from public storefront collections.
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About Shopify SoldOut URL Miner
# Shopify SoldOut URL Miner
A lightweight, high-performance Manifest V3 Google Chrome Extension designed for SEOs, e-commerce managers, store owners, and digital agencies to quickly scan public Shopify storefront collections, audit product variants, and export sold-out or out-of-stock product URLs for search engine optimization and site auditing.
## What It Does
This extension behaves as a simple one-click browser utility. It connects to the public JSON endpoints of a Shopify storefront to paginate through and evaluate every product variant in a given collection. If a product has variants but **no variants are available** (i.e. every variant's `available` field is false), the extension registers it as sold-out and tracks details like product name, handle, variant counts, and its URL.
## Who It Is For
* **SEO Professionals:** Discover dead or out-of-stock collection nodes that might be wasting crawl budget or causing bad user experiences.
* **Shopify Store Owners:** Audit inventory status across large public collections.
* **E-Commerce Managers:** Generate reports on out-of-stock links to coordinate redirects, internal link removals, or restocking.
* **Marketing Agencies:** Easily run checkups on clients' Shopify store collections without needing access to private Shopify admin panels.
## How It Works
1. When you click **Check SoldOut URLs**, the extension injects `scanner.js` into the active browser tab.
2. The scanner targets the public endpoint: `/collections/{collectionHandle}/products.json?limit={pageSize}&page={page}`.
3. It recursively fetches products and parses each product's `variants` array.
4. If a product has no available variants, it compiles its stats.
5. Real-time scanning progress (total scanned, sold-out found) is reported back to the popup log console.
6. The scan finishes when the store returns no products or a partial page (less than the requested page size).
7. Results are presented inside the popup, allowing immediate CSV downloads and URL clipboard copies.