Free
Try it and see if it fits.
- All of Module 1
- Free lessons in every other module
- The first 15 lessons of the app path
- The community Discord
- Progress saved on this device
Pricing
Module 1 is free, no card needed. When you want the rest, Pro is $29 a month or $24 a month paid yearly. Cancel anytime.
Free
Try it and see if it fits.
Pro
Every lesson, for as long as you need it.
$290 a year. 2 months free.
Founder lifetime
Pay once. Keep Pro forever.
About 13 months of Pro. No renewals.
Available until the end of 2026.
Training a team?
€240 per developer per year, €200 from 10 developers. Minimum 3 developers, one invoice, billed yearly.
No card to start · Cancel anytime · 14-day refund
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Lesson 1 in the workspace: the brief, the editor and the live storefront.
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Pricing FAQ
Yes. Module 1, your first days as a Shopify developer, is free forever, and every later module has a few free lessons so you can try before you buy. Pro unlocks all 211 lessons: every module and the app development path.
Both unlock exactly the same thing: every lesson, every module. Yearly is $290 up front, which works out to $24 a month: you pay for 10 months and get 12, so 2 months are free. Monthly is $29 with zero commitment and you can cancel in two clicks. If you expect to stick with it past a couple of months, yearly is the better deal.
Yes. Cancel from your account settings and you keep access through the end of the billing period. No retention emails, no exit interviews.
Full refund on any paid plan within 14 days of payment, no questions asked. Founder lifetime seats are refundable for 30 days because the commitment is bigger.
Yes. Teams are €240 per developer per year, or €200 per developer from 10 developers, with a minimum of 3 developers, billed yearly on one invoice. Teams of more than 25 get a quote. Send a request on the teams page (learnshopify.dev/teams) with your team size, and Pro is switched on for each developer's own account.
Yearly is a recurring $290 every twelve months (already 2 months free vs paying monthly). Founder lifetime is $390, paid exactly once. Founder costs about 13 months of Pro up front and then never charges you again, so it pays for itself early in year two. Yearly is the lower-commitment option if you'd rather not decide that far ahead. Founder also carries voting rights and office hours that don't ship with the standard Pro plan.
Until December 31, 2026. It's the launch-window deal: the people who back the platform while the curriculum is still growing get the best price it will ever have. Founder includes the app development path and everything we ship after it. After 2026 the lifetime seat is retired, and it's also capped at 200 seats as a hard limit.
Prices follow what money is worth where you live. Countries are grouped by the World Bank's price-level data, and where the same course costs much more of a local salary, the price is lower: about 30%, 50% or 60% off. The EU, the UK, the US and other high-income countries pay the standard price. The regional price applies to cards issued in that country; with a card from elsewhere, renewals are at the standard price. It isn't offered on a VPN or proxy.
No, we don't bundle a Partner account: that's free to register directly with Shopify. What Pro gives you is the Northwind capstone: a full storefront build you can point clients at, which is the part that actually shows you can do the work.

From the founder
Hi, I'm Bas.
When I learned Shopify development, I noticed something weird. If you want to learn React, JavaScript, or Python, you've got Scrimba, Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, dozens of interactive, gamified platforms competing for your attention. Click through, build something small, see it work, repeat.
For Shopify, you get the Shopify docs (excellent, but plain) and a handful of good YouTubers. That's about it. No live editor in a browser, no tickets landing from a fake employer, no validator nudging you toward the patterns a senior dev would actually write.
I built learnshopify.dev because that gap shouldn't exist. The way frontend devs learn React by building small things and watching them work, Shopify devs should be able to learn by writing Liquid against a live storefront. That's the whole reason this exists.
Bas Lefeber, founder of learnshopify.dev
No card · No account for the first lessons
Fix your first bug on a real store in a few minutes. Pay only if you want the rest.