Skip to main content

News · E-Commerce

Shopify Rollouts now supports scheduling and testing catalog changes

Shopify's Rollouts feature now covers catalogs: merchants can schedule product availability and pricing per market ahead of a launch. Announced October 23, 2026.

1 min read Source: changelog.shopify.com

Audio summary 0:18

Headline and summary, read by a synthetic voice.

What changed: Rollouts now supports catalog changes: merchants can activate, deactivate, or switch between existing catalogs at a set date and time, run experiments between catalogs on the online store, and schedule catalog changes to go live alongside theme and checkout updates in a single rollout.

Who is affected

The source doesn't name a specific business type; it describes a Shopify Admin feature for merchants who manage catalogs and pricing across markets.

What it means for your business

For businesses using Shopify, this means catalog changes can be prepared in advance and set to go live automatically at a scheduled date before a promotion or seasonal launch.

What to do

Prepare your catalogs in Rollouts ahead of a promotion or seasonal launch, set the activation date and time, test different offers between catalogs, and schedule catalog changes together with your theme and checkout updates in a single rollout.

When it takes effect

The source gives no separate effective date; the feature was announced as live on October 23, 2026.

Source: https://changelog.shopify.com/posts/schedule-and-test-catalog-changes-with-rollouts

Related reading

First conversation

Tell us what you want to do, and we will work out together where to start.

In the first call we talk through your business, where things stand and what matters most. We say plainly which parts make sense for us to take on and which you should run yourself.

Cookie preferences

We use measurement and advertising tools (Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, Google Ads, Meta Pixel) to improve the site and measure the results of our ads, only with your consent. Necessary records are always on. Details in our cookie policy.