I want e com where customer can choose products as per data

I want to Switch from WP to shopify , that will sale glass bead abrasive used in Shot blasting

But majority of client doent knew the grade of glass bead that perfeclty suits then

Is there any plugin where I can ask a few question to my visitor like , application type , material , Type of roughness required in Ra value etc and suggest [products accordingly

If you dont have idea of products that i am dealing with you can check here

Glass beads

This is a good fit for a guided product selector, but I would design the decision logic before choosing the app.

Your product page already has the useful structure for it: grade, mesh or micron range, application, and expected finish. Turn that into a simple recommendation table first. For each row, map application type, material, target roughness or finish, part sensitivity, and machine/process notes to one or two recommended glass bead grades.

Then look for a Shopify product quiz or guided-selling app that supports rule-based outcomes, not just a generic form. The answers should write to product tags, metafields, or fixed recommendation rules so the result page can say why a grade fits, where it should not be used, and what the buyer should check before ordering.

I would keep the first version short: 5 or 6 questions, with a not-sure option so buyers do not hit a dead end. For industrial products, the result page should probably show 2 to 3 suitable grades plus a send-this-requirement-for-confirmation path if the tolerance or surface finish is critical.

After launch, measure quiz starts, completions, result-page product clicks, quote requests, and orders by grade. That will tell you whether the selector is reducing confusion or just adding another step before purchase.

Yes, this is definitely possible on Shopify.

What you’re describing is often called a product recommendation quiz or guided product finder. Instead of asking customers to know the exact glass bead grade, you ask a series of questions—such as application type, base material, desired surface finish (Ra), blasting equipment, or required finish—and then recommend the most suitable products based on their answers.

There are several Shopify apps that can handle this without custom development, and many allow you to create conditional logic so each answer leads to the next relevant question before displaying the recommended products.

If your selection criteria are highly technical or involve complex rules, a custom-built quiz may provide more flexibility than a standard app. Before choosing a solution, I’d map out the decision tree (questions and recommendation logic) so you know exactly what the quiz needs to do. That also makes it much easier to evaluate which app can support your requirements.

This is called a “product finder” or “buying guide” quiz.

Two ways to build it on Shopify.

  1. A quiz app. Fastest, no code. Try:
  • Product Recommendation Quiz (RevenueHunt)
  • Quizify
  • Quiz Kit

These match answers to products. Good for application and material questions. Weak on a raw Ra number. Use named ranges instead (“fine”, “medium”, “coarse”).

  1. A custom grade finder. I created a sort of a lookup table, not really a quiz.

I just populated my store with some values (forgive me for vague usage of terms, I am not expert in this glass industry).

I got something like this:


You can make it look better with better code. This is more like prototype.

Steps:

  1. I added metafields per product: application, material, ra_min, ra_max.
  2. I built a small form: 2 selects + a Ra number field.
  3. Then javascript matches the form to the closest product. It links straight to it.

I built and tested this on a Dawn theme with your real grade ranges:

  • Aerospace + Ra 0.6 microns correctly matched GB-9 to GB-13.
  • Foundry + Ra 4 microns correctly matched GB-2 to GB-4.
  • It was about 70 lines of Liquid and JS. I didn’t use any app.
  • right now your site has one product with grades only described in text, no variant picker. You’ll need to split each grade into its own product or variant before the finder/quiz has something real to link to.

Once you’re actually on Shopify with products set up, share the structure. I can help wire the real matching logic here in this forum.

Mark it as Solution if it solves your question.

Regards,
Ajay