Happy Choices is a new product from Happy Webs. The interactive preview is available now. Public Shopify installation, production checkout and live channel publishing are still being verified.
A preview you can actually use
Synthetic configuration examples to explore. The preview does not take payments or change a Shopify store.
A theme-first approach
The target is choices that feel part of your shop and appear with the product page. Theme, cart, charging and checkout compatibility need evidence before release.
Useful offers, responsibly published
Candidates need valid merchandise, complete prices, accurate images and a public landing. Google makes its own eligibility and approval decisions.
Pricing
Clear before you commit.
Explore the public preview today. Commercial plans and the supported launch feature set will be published before merchants are asked to subscribe.
Pre-release
Try the experience.
No installation or payment is needed for the synthetic preview. App pricing has not been announced.
The app is in development. You can explore the public preview now; installation will open after the Shopify app and purchase journey are ready. There is no live install link yet.
Will I need Google to use product options?
No Google setup is intended for options-only use. Catalogue publishing is an additional workflow using the same configuration model, so merchants should not need to recreate their options for a feed.
Does every possible choice become a catalogue offer?
Only finite, valid and genuinely sellable configurations belong in a catalogue. Buyer names, uploaded artwork and arbitrary measurements stay in the configurator. Merchants choose the offers to publish, and channel rules still apply.
Does this increase Shopify’s native variant limit?
Shopify’s native variant limit still applies. A configured offer is a separate representation of a sellable configuration and needs a supported purchase path. It does not automatically become another native Shopify variant.
Will it work with my theme and checkout?
The intended approach uses theme-native controls in the initial page and supported Shopify commerce. Exact theme, cart and checkout compatibility will be published after testing. The public preview does not establish production compatibility.
Can I bring my existing option sets?
A reviewed import with a clear report of supported fields and anything that needs attention is part of the target. A verified Hulk import or automatic migration is not available in the public preview.
What will it cost?
Commercial plans have not been published. Pricing and the supported feature set will be clear before merchants are asked to install or subscribe. The public preview needs no payment.