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Sell from Shopify to Shopwiki, a Global Comparison Shopping Platform

Your Shopify products won't appear in Shopwiki's comparison results without a correctly formatted XML feed. Koongo builds that feed from your store data automatically and keeps it current - so shoppers across the U.S., Europe, and Australia can find your products without manual work on your end.

*Free plan available. No credit card required. Paid plans from 24 EUR/month.

What is Shopify + Shopwiki Integration?

Koongo connects your Shopify store to Shopwiki by generating an XML product feed that meets Shopwiki's requirements and refreshing it automatically. Product IDs, titles, descriptions, prices, availability, and images are pulled from Shopify and structured into the format Shopwiki needs to list your products in its comparison results. Your Shopify catalog becomes the single source of truth for your Shopwiki listings. Shopwiki is a global comparison shopping platform active in multiple countries, including the U.S., Europe, and Australia. It offers free product listings that help increase visibility across blog networks and search engines, and it's integrated via Koongo for automated catalog updates and listing management. Koongo keeps your feed refreshed automatically so your prices and stock stay accurate for shoppers comparing options. Koongo's Rules Editor and Category Mapping tools give you control over your Shopwiki feed. Map your Shopify categories to Shopwiki's structure, filter which products are listed, apply pricing adjustments, or modify attribute values to meet Shopwiki's requirements. Once configured, the feed updates on its own without manual work.

Key Benefits:

From signup to first Shopwiki order in 3 steps

1
Create your Koongo account, start your free plan, and connect your Shopify store.
2
Set up the connection to Shopwiki and automate your product listings — no manual work needed.
3
Start getting new sales from Shopwiki. Track and manage your orders directly in your Shopify store.

Why now? What’s at stake

If you connect Shopify to Shopwiki with Koongo
  • Reach new customers instantly on Shopwiki

  • Increase product visibility and boost sales

  • Avoid errors that cause listing rejections or overselling

  • Free up time and focus on growing your business

If you don’t automate this process:
  • Miss out on sales due to delayed updates

  • Risk overselling or violating platform policies

  • Spend hours manually fixing product or order issues

  • Let competitors list faster and sell more

FAQs

No developer needed. Koongo connects to your Shopify store and generates your Shopwiki XML product feed automatically. Once the feed is ready, you submit it to Shopwiki, and Koongo handles automated catalog updates from there.
Shopwiki requires product ID, title, description, price, availability, and images. Koongo maps these from your Shopify catalog and formats the output as XML to meet Shopwiki's feed specification.
Koongo refreshes your Shopwiki XML feed automatically on a regular basis. When prices, stock levels, or product details change in your Shopify store, your feed reflects those updates - keeping your Shopwiki listings accurate across its comparison results.
Shopwiki is a global comparison shopping platform active in multiple countries, including the U.S., Europe, and Australia. Koongo generates your feed from your Shopify catalog so your products can reach shoppers across Shopwiki's markets.
Yes. Koongo's Rules Editor lets you filter your Shopify catalog before it feeds into Shopwiki. Exclude categories, set price thresholds, or filter by availability so only the right products appear in Shopwiki's comparison results.
Yes. Koongo offers a free plan with no credit card required. You can connect your Shopify store, generate your Shopwiki feed, and explore the integration before upgrading. Paid plans start from €24/month.
Shopwiki offers free product listings that help increase visibility across blog networks and search engines. Koongo keeps your feed accurate and current so your products are well-positioned to be found by shoppers comparing options.