Progus builds Shopify apps for store locator maps, cash-on-delivery, subscriptions, and AI product images. See features, pricing, and who it's best for.
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August 7, 2026
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Progus is an e-commerce software company that builds a portfolio of Shopify apps rather than a single product, distributing all of them through the Shopify App Store. Its lineup includes Store Locator (interactive maps and location search for multi-location retailers), Cash on Delivery (COD payment processing with fee automation), Subscriptions (recurring-revenue billing with a customer self-service portal), Sticky Add to Cart (a persistent add-to-cart button while scrolling), Trust Badges (payment and security trust indicators), and an AI Image Generator for creating product imagery with custom backgrounds and variants. The company states it has 8+ years in e-commerce development and more than 5,000 customers, and it runs an affiliate/partner program advertising commissions of up to 30%. Each app is installed and billed independently inside the merchant's Shopify admin, and Progus advertises a sub-2-hour support response time. Because every app targets a specific storefront function (locator, payments, subscriptions, imagery, etc.), merchants typically install only the ones relevant to their store rather than the whole suite.
Key Features
Store Locator — Interactive map and location search for multi-location retailers, with Google Sheets sync and no separate Google API key required.
Cash on Delivery — Adds cash-on-delivery as a checkout payment option, with automated COD fee management.
Subscriptions — Recurring-revenue subscription billing with a customer self-service order-management portal.
Sticky Add to Cart — Keeps the add-to-cart button visible on product pages while a shopper scrolls.
Trust Badges — Displays payment and security trust badges on the storefront to build checkout confidence.
AI Image Generator — Generates professional product images with custom backgrounds and variants.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Covers several distinct ecommerce needs (locator maps, COD payments, subscriptions, AI imagery) under one vendor instead of sourcing separate single-purpose apps
Free tier available on at least the Store Locator app, letting merchants test before committing to a paid plan
Native Shopify App Store distribution means installation and billing happen inside the merchant's existing Shopify admin
Advertises a sub-2-hour support response time
Cons
Shopify-only — merchants on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or other platforms cannot use these apps
Store Locator pricing scales with location count, so costs rise as a store's footprint grows (from $3.99/mo up to $169.99/mo)
As a multi-app vendor covering several unrelated storefront functions, individual apps may not match the depth of a category-specialist competitor