Full disclosure: I built SaleGuard, a new Shopify app for scheduling real product sale prices and restoring the original price and compare-at price when the sale ends.
I am looking for three merchants who have a promotion planned in the next two weeks and want to test the full restore path on 2–3 products before trusting it with a larger catalog.
The test is deliberately small:
1. Install the Free plan (no card).
2. Choose a collection, product tag, or the whole store.
3. Review the variant-by-variant dry run before any price changes.
4. Run a short 2–3 product sale.
5. Check the restore report together after prices return.
SaleGuard takes a price snapshot first, can skip products already on sale, supports a minimum price floor, and flags variants edited during the campaign instead of blindly overwriting them during restore. It does not inject theme code, and I will not ask for your login credentials.
What I want to learn is specific: was the preview clear, did every selected variant restore correctly, and was anything about the workflow confusing?
The Free plan includes 300 price changes per month and one active sale. Starter is $9.99/month. If the test works and you want to continue, FOUND-BFCM gives 50% off the first year; the discounted upgrade starts billing immediately and does not include a trial.
App Store listing:
If you have a real sale coming up, reply publicly with roughly how many products or variants it covers. I will respond here so the testing process stays useful to other merchants too.