DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge Shopify App: Pricing, Features & First-Adopter Watch
Bulk editorBy VIAV LTDLaunched June 18, 2026Updated June 20, 2026
DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge launched on June 18, 2026. Shoplist is watching for its first storefront installs and tracking pricing in the meantime.
Key signals for DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge
- Launched
- Jun 18, 2026
- Pricing
- Free trialThen from $4.95
- Storefront installs
- None yetWatching since its Jun 18, 2026 launch
DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge pricing
- Basic
- 1,000 customer merges per month
- Automatic new-customer detection
- Bulk one-click merge
- Weekly scheduled scans
- $4.95
- Standard
- 10,000 customer merges per month
- Automatic new-customer detection
- Bulk one-click merge
- Weekly scheduled scans
- $9.95
- Unlimited
- Automatic new-customer detection
- Bulk one-click merge
- Priority support
- Unlimited customer merges
- $14.95
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About DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge
Find and merge duplicate customer accounts in one click. Keep order history and reporting accurate.
Duplicate customer accounts split a shopper's orders across separate profiles, which makes order history incomplete and distorts reporting. Duplicate Customer Merge scans your customer list and groups accounts that share an email, phone, name, or address. You review each group side by side and merge them into one, preserving orders, addresses, and other data on the account you keep. New customers can be checked automatically when created, and scans can run weekly so duplicates are caught early.
Listing highlights
- Detect duplicate customers by email, phone, name, or address
- Review matched accounts side by side before merging
- Merge accounts in one click and keep orders and addresses
- Bulk-merge many duplicate groups in a single action
- Automatically check new customers and schedule weekly scans
How Shoplist knows
Every number on this page comes from public storefront scans and the public Shopify App Store listing. If Shoplist shows DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge on a store, it is there.
Read the data methodology- Counts are based on Shoplist's latest available public crawl signal dated June 20, 2026.
- Shoplist has not yet found reliable public storefront evidence connecting a Shopify store to this app. This does not mean the app has no users. Some apps are new, admin-only, server-side, theme-independent, or otherwise difficult to detect from public storefront signals.
- Merchant rows are filtered to public brand profiles with enough public data to link safely. Full workflow, filtering, and monitoring stay behind signup.
- Review, pricing, feature, screenshot, and listing-change data come from public Shopify App Store and Shoplist crawl records. Signals can change between crawls.
Questions about DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge
- Has Shoplist detected stores using DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge yet?
- Shoplist has not yet found reliable public storefront evidence for DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge. The page tracks first merchant evidence as it appears.
- What does first-adopter watch mean?
- It means Shoplist is monitoring launch context, first storefront-detectable merchant evidence, and pricing.
- Can I get alerts when stores start using DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge?
- Yes. Create a watchlist to get alerted when Shoplist finds public merchant evidence for DCM ‑ Duplicate Customer Merge.
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