Most Shopify store sales do not plateau because customer demand disappears. They plateau because the underlying commerce setup creates increasing friction as mobile traffic grows, conversion rates fail to keep pace, and repeat purchase rates weaken over time.
As a result, merchants rely more heavily on secondary channels such as email and paid acquisition to drive re-engagement, yet overall revenue growth remains below expectation because the core system was never designed to scale repeat behavior efficiently.
MageNative’s growth in 2025 did not come from following a market trend. It came from removing these constraints across Shopify stores by shifting key actions such as browsing, checkout, and reordering into a mobile app environment built for speed and continuity.
Fewer steps meant fewer checkout and purchase drop-offs and more repeat purchases.
MageNative App Builder Growth Report for 2025 summarizes store performance post app launch. Below figures provide a clear view of how app adoption impacts growth, repeat purchases, and return on investment.
The performance metrics above reflect consistent patterns observed across Shopify merchants using MageNative mobile apps in 2025. These outcomes were driven by a set of in app capabilities designed to improve conversion efficiency, repeat purchasing, and scale revenue without increasing dependence on paid acquisition.
Together, these features helped convert installs into purchases faster. It resulted in 1.7 orders per app install. A signal of repeat usage rather than one time buying.
This helped merchants get customers to their first purchase faster and reach early order milestones sooner.
Revenue per install increased because customers were presented with more relevant content and returned more often, not because stores drove more traffic or ran more promotions.
Higher AOV was achieved by influencing purchase composition not by increasing discount depth.
This led to compounding usage patterns, where existing users placed more orders over time.
ROI recovery is the period a merchant needs to generate returns exceeding the cost of their subscription plan.
ROI was achieved through faster monetization of existing users not increased marketing spend.
Explore the App Experience Behind These Growth Numbers
The 2025 performance data makes one thing clear. Growth outcomes across MageNative powered stores were not driven by higher traffic or increased promotional spend.
The driving force was by shifting core commerce actions into an app environment and applying targeted in-app features at the right moments, merchants removed friction from the buying process. This helped them generate revenue sooner and bring customers back for repeat purchases more consistently.
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