Local bestsellers.
Global growth.
£93,325 in extra revenue in one month, with local product discovery across 36 countries.
Read the storyGeosort does not require Shopify Markets. Build country-specific product orders and Country Groups independently, or synchronize your groups with Markets when you use it.
Shopify Markets manages your market experience, including currency, language and product availability. Geosort manages product priorities. A shared European market can still have different bestsellers in Spain, France and Germany.
Currency, language and market experience
Country-specific product order and commercial rules
A summer edit in Australia should not force the same priorities on shoppers in Europe. Seasonal Country Groups help you apply the right strategy as the year changes.
Explore the month and seasonal profiles below. Groups coordinate your rules; each country keeps its own product ranking.
Explore seasonal groups
Start with a few important collections and countries. Reuse the setup where it makes sense, then make local exceptions for launches, stock or a specific campaign.
Geosort also works with Shopify stores using Global-e and similar cross-border services. Keep those services responsible for their international selling experience while Geosort handles country merchandising. We review the country context and storefront connection for your setup.
Apply shared rules to regional, Shopify Markets or seasonal groups.
Choose the inventory location used for a country or Country Group when your plan includes it.
Combine Bestsellers with New In, pins, Product Mix and stock rules.
Keep the international selling services you use. Give shoppers in each country a more relevant collection experience with Geosort.
Country Sorting for Shopify stores using Global-e, with or without Shopify Markets.
See how they work togetherLocal product discovery for Shopify stores using Passport for international commerce and delivery.
See how they work togetherChoose a collection with meaningful traffic, agree on the countries to optimize and check the storefront experience. Use analytics and, where available, A/B testing to evaluate the strategy.
Select your first countries and collections.
Verify country order, stock rules and the existing market journey.
Use the results to decide where to expand next.
How market localization and country merchandising work together.
Start with the countries and collections that matter most. Build a repeatable strategy around local demand.