Unlike Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shein, or Temu, Shopify is a storefront platform, not a marketplace -- it has no compliance-document intake, no listing gate for regulated categories, and no visibility into your import paperwork at all.
Paste a product page URL (not a homepage) and your top product's HTS code. Get a preliminary gap index / checklist score with specific items to verify before you file — no login required. This is not a clearance percentage.
Don't know your HTS code? Most sellers don't — leave it blank and we'll try to guess one from keywords in your product URL. It's a coarse keyword match, not a real classification, and it won't find a match for every URL — the real HTS-specific rule checks below need an actual code to run.
The checker above is the free step. This form only saves an email — it does not start checkout. Solo is $79/mo for as long as your subscription stays active on the homepage.
Shopify never asks for a CPC, GCC, or lab test report before you list a product. That means there is no second check catching a compliance gap before it becomes a held shipment -- the responsibility sits entirely with you and your customs broker.
If you import CPSC-regulated inventory yourself (rather than drop-shipping through a marketplace with its own compliance layer), your eFiled certificate data is the ONLY compliance check your shipment gets before CBP release.
If you sell the same SKU on Shopify and on Amazon/TikTok Shop, your compliance data needs to be consistent everywhere -- a certificate that satisfies one platform’s upload requirement should be the same certificate your broker eFiles for every channel’s inbound shipments.
Marketplace sellers at least get a document-upload prompt as a reminder. Shopify merchants get none -- the first signal of a gap is often a held container. Run your top products through EntryProof’s free checker before that happens.