Shopify keeps your store online. When a CSV import overwrites your catalog, you own the recovery. Resilience starts there: Rewind puts one product, every item of one type, or the entire store back.
Products with their images, image alt text, and URL handles, including archived and draft products.
Product variants with their images, titles, SKUs, prices, shipping details, and compare-at prices.
Manual collections with their images, sort order, and the products collected into them.
Smart collections with their images, automatic sort order, and the rules that select their products.
Customers with their names, email addresses, customer addresses, total spend, notes, and tags.
Orders with their order numbers, dates, customers, totals, payment and fulfillment status, items, and tags.
Published and unpublished themes with their assets, configurations, layout, locales, sections, snippets, and templates.
Blogs with all of their blog posts, and every page on your online store.
Metaobjects with their metaobject definitions and entries, so custom content structures come back intact.
Store policies, locations, shipping zones, gift card products, and your store's navigation menu configuration.
Product metafields, product image metafields, variant metafields (select plans), collection metafields, and smart collection metafields.
Customer metafields, order metafields, blog metafields, article metafields, and page metafields.
Translatable content for your products, backed up alongside the products it belongs to.
Your products, themes, collections and customer records are how the business sells. Shopify keeps the platform running. Rewind keeps a copy of your store data, ready to put back, so you keep selling while you sort things out.
A green status page says the store is up, not that the catalog is right. An import, an app or a bulk edit can leave Shopify running perfectly and your products wrong. Rewind gives you the version from before.
Almost every recovery starts with something someone meant to do: a CSV import, a new app with write access, an agency touching the theme. Rewind holds the version from before, so you can undo the change.
Auditors need backup evidence, tested procedures, and documented RTO and RPO targets. Having a copy of your data isn’t the same as being able to reconstruct it, and that difference is exactly what an audit tests for.
AI agents can corrupt thousands of items in seconds. A wrong instruction at scale hits products, variants, and collections faster than any team can catch it. You need a way to undo the damage before it compounds.
Choose a date and time to go back to, or take an on-demand backup before an import, an app install, or a theme edit. Rewind keeps 365 days of history.
Pick one product, collection, customer, blog, page, theme, or metaobject and put it back. Its images, variants, alt text, and theme files come back inside it, exactly as they were.
Restore many items of one type in a single action. Put back every product in a collection, or every product image you just overwrote. The rest of each product stays as it is.
Choose a point in time and roll your whole store back to it with Advanced Restore. Products, collections, customers, themes, blogs, pages, and metaobjects all return together, in one run.
Take an on-demand backup before a bulk CSV import, a price change, or a new app install. That earlier version stays available, so you can put your store back where you started and keep selling.
Backups are encrypted in transit and at rest with AES-256. Choose from three storage regions: US, Canada, and a EU. Rewind holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022, so the reviewer gets answers before they ask.
When a new agency or a new hire changes more than they meant to, revert the theme, a collection or a single product back to the version you had. Everything else on the store stays where it was.
Before Black Friday Cyber Monday, use an on-demand backup as your point to return to. When a bulk edit or an app update goes wrong mid-peak, you can rely on a backed up version to revert things back to the way they were.
“If you have a major disaster, you need a partner who’s going to get your data back as quickly as possible, especially if something unexpected comes up. Rewind really wants to be a partner in solving these problems.”
Jeremy Neyhart, Engineering Manager
Lutron
“Rewind gave me peace of mind so I don’t have to worry about damage to my systems, whether it’s caused by wrong usage or by AI overreach.”
Nir Schneider, Development Manager
eseebase
“Whether it’s restoring data from an accidental deletion or compromise, or just having the peace of mind knowing that Rewind’s there if you need it, is why we recommend Rewind to every client.”
Wes Buckwalter, CEO
SeaMonster Studios
“I’ve been through disasters. I’ve seen people just delete things or make a mistake. And I’ve seen viruses go scampering across the network, so I know their destructive capabilities. I’ve seen why a third-party backup is important.”
Paul Jacques, Security & Infrastructure Manager
Nexus FrontierTech
“We knew Atlassian provides limited data backup coverage, but that doesn’t extend to backup of account-level data in GitHub and Jira.”
Eran Polak, R&D Manager
Matics
“Rewind doesn’t just give us a full backup of the codebase with just a few clicks; it also gives us a business continuity plan in the event of the worst-case scenario.”
Uttej Badwane, Senior Security Engineer
Carta
“The biggest benefit of working with Rewind is the peace of mind. I know that if I make a mistake, Shopify crashes, or our data is stolen, that Rewind has me covered. I can easily log in and access my data and restore it.”
The coverage section above names 48 Shopify item types. They include products, variants, collections, customers, orders, themes, blogs, pages, metaobjects, metafields, store policies, locations, shipping zones, navigation menus, and product translations. Backups run daily, with real-time capture for products and images on select plans.
Shopify runs and secures the platform, and keeps the service online. Your products, your theme, your customers and your order history are yours to protect. Rewind keeps an independent copy outside Shopify, one that you control. You get a single product, a collection or the whole store back.
It is the ability to take a hit to a business-critical app and get your speed back. Backup is the foundation. Resilience is being able to put a specific thing back, quickly, and prove you did. For a Shopify store that means one product, one collection, or the whole storefront.
Backup and Restore starts at $19 per month, priced across nine bands of average monthly orders, from 300 to 10,000 and above. Find your band on the pricing page before you talk to anyone. Rewind Protection Suite for Shopify is $99 per month and adds Rewind Monitor, Rewind Staging, and Rewind Alerts on top of Rewind Backups.
