Byvano integrates with all major eCommerce platforms. One widget, every store.
Connect directly from your dashboard with your .myshopify.com address, then add videos with theme editor app blocks (Online Store 2.0). Currently in beta.
Get Started →WordPress plugin with REST API integration. Full product sync and widget support.
Get Started →Connect as “any other store”: import products from your Google Shopping feed and paste the embed snippet into an HTML widget.
Get Started →Connect as “any other store”: add products by hand or from a feed, then paste the snippet into a Wix “Embed code” element.
Get Started →Connect as “any other store”: add products by hand or from a feed, then paste the snippet into a Squarespace Code block.
Get Started →Use our embed code on any website that supports custom HTML. Add products by hand or import a Google Shopping (XML/CSV) feed.
Get Started →The Byvano widget works on any website with a simple JavaScript snippet. Just paste two lines of code into your page and your shoppable videos will appear instantly — no plugins, no build steps, no dependencies.
The deepest integration. Byvano installs as an embedded Shopify app, reads your catalogue over the Admin API, and adds widgets as Online Store 2.0 sections through the theme editor. Placement is drag-and-drop rather than a Liquid fork, which matters beyond convenience: a theme customisation survives a theme update badly and a section does not. Billing for Shopify installs runs entirely through Shopify Admin.
The Byvano plugin is a ZIP you download from our Resources page and upload in WordPress. Authenticate with an API key, and the plugin syncs your WooCommerce catalogue. Widgets place via shortcode, Gutenberg block, automatic product-page insertion, or a direct template call — so it works with Elementor, Divi, classic themes and custom builds alike, because it renders through a shortcode rather than filtering the product gallery.
Covered by the REST API and the universal embed script rather than a dedicated plugin. Sync products over the API, then drop the embed div and script tag wherever the widget belongs. Any storefront that can render a script tag can render a Byvano widget.
One Byvano account connects multiple stores, including a Shopify store and a WooCommerce store on the same plan. That is the practical reason merchants who sell on two platforms tend to consolidate here rather than paying two vendors for the same capability.
The other half of an integration story is where the video comes from. All social connections are read-only — Byvano reads your published media so you can import it and holds no permission to post on your behalf.
One practical rule: import each clip once, from whichever source you treat as canonical. The same video imported from three platforms produces three sets of attribution data for one piece of creative, which makes the numbers harder to read rather than richer.
A native embedded Shopify app. It connects from your Byvano dashboard, runs inside Shopify Admin, reads your product catalogue over the Admin API, and places widgets through the Online Store 2.0 theme editor as sections. No Liquid edits, and nothing left behind in theme.liquid when you uninstall.
The Byvano plugin for WooCommerce is a WordPress plugin you download as a ZIP from byvano.com/resources (it is not listed on wordpress.org). Upload and install it, paste an API key from your Byvano dashboard, and the plugin syncs your WooCommerce catalogue over the Byvano REST API. Widgets are placed with a shortcode, a Gutenberg block, an automatic product-page setting, or a direct template call in a custom theme.
Use the REST API and the universal embed script. Any storefront that can render a script tag can display a Byvano widget, and the API lets you sync a product catalogue from a platform we do not have a native plugin for. That covers BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Magento and bespoke builds.
Yes. A single Byvano account can connect several storefronts, including a Shopify store and a WooCommerce store together. Merchants running both platforms usually consolidate here rather than paying two vendors for the same capability.
Only if you connect it for publishing. A connection made to import videos is read-only: Byvano reads your published Reels, Shorts or TikToks so you can import them. Publishing is a separate connection you make under Scheduler → Accounts, and the network shows you that permission before you grant it. Facebook Pages, Instagram and YouTube channel uploads are live.
Videos that stream from that account stop rendering, because the media lives on the platform rather than on Byvano. Videos you uploaded directly are unaffected. If a clip is important to a product page, upload it directly rather than depending on the platform copy staying live.
Let us know what platform you use and we'll prioritize it on our roadmap.
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