Easy Brand Page - Shopify shop-by-brand directory

Every brand you sell, on one shop-by-brand page

Your products already have a Vendor filled in. Easy Brand Page reads it and builds an A-Z directory of every brand you stock, with a search box on top and no theme code to edit. Add a product with a vendor you have not sold before and the list updates itself.

Free up to 30 brandsNo code, no CSV importReads your product vendors8 layout presets
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5.0 on the Shopify App Store, from 3 reviews. Checked July 30, 2026.

Easy Brand Page is a Shopify app that builds a shop-by-brand page out of the vendors already sitting on your products. It sorts them into one searchable A-Z directory and keeps that list right as your catalogue moves. Every other part of the app reads from that same list, and none of it needs a theme code edit.

The live demo: layout preset, column and featured-brand controls above a working storefront brand directory

Try it yourself

Play with the real directory before you install

The demo runs the same storefront block your shoppers would get, styled with the same CSS. Change a setting and the block redraws in your browser, with nothing installed.

  • All eight layout presets, from Classic cards to Letter columns
  • Column count and search-bar position
  • Live search and A-Z letter filtering
  • A featured brands strip with its own layout and position
Open the live demo

See it in action

Watch the block go onto a real store

One block, a theme editor, and the directory shoppers end up using.

How it works

Install, drop the block, publish

Every screen of it is written up in the guide to adding a shop-by-brand page to Shopify, including the manual collection route if you would rather not install anything.

01

It reads the Vendor field

On install, Easy Brand Page scans the Vendor on every product and builds the brand list from what it finds. Nothing to import. Nothing to type in.

02

You add the block in the theme editor

Open Customize in your theme editor and add the Brand page block. Put it on a dedicated page or straight onto the homepage. It is a theme app extension, so there is no Liquid to edit.

03

Then you mostly leave it alone

Add a product with a new vendor and the brand turns up on its own, usually inside five minutes. Star the ones you want featured and upload logos when you get round to it. Scan now forces an immediate refresh if you would rather not wait.

The directory

One page, every brand, sorted A-Z

Shopify gives you a vendor field and no page to put it on. The Brand page block is that page. Every vendor you sell, in alphabetical order, with a search box so a shopper hunting for one label does not scroll past forty others.

  • An A-Z list of every vendor in your catalogue
  • A search box that filters brands as the shopper types
  • Letter buttons that jump straight down the list
  • A featured row at the top for the brands you star
  • Hide a brand you would rather not show, without touching the product
The brand directory as a plain text index: brands grouped under A, B, C headings with product counts beside each name, above a search box and letter bar

Brand logos

Real logos, and a sensible fallback when you have none

Shoppers recognise a logo faster than they read a name. Upload one per brand and it shows up everywhere that brand appears. Uploading two hundred of them is nobody's idea of a good afternoon, so any brand you have not got to yet falls back to its mapped collection image, and then to a letter tile.

  • One logo per brand, uploaded in the app and stored in your own Shopify Files
  • No logo yet? The card uses the mapped collection image, then a letter tile
  • The same logo shows in the slider and in the product-page brand link
  • Image-only mode drops the names for a plain wall of logos
The directory with a logo on every brand card, featured brands across the top and the A-Z list underneath

The brand slider

A scrolling strip of logos for the homepage

The Brand slider is a second theme block, and it reads the same brand list as the directory. So once your logos are uploaded there is nothing else to set up - drop it on the homepage or in the footer. The guide to the Shopify brand logo slider walks through the settings, and showing brand logos in a grid covers the static version.

  • An auto-scrolling strip of brand logos you can drop on any page
  • Speed control and pause-on-hover, or switch the scrolling off and let shoppers swipe
  • Grayscale until hover, so mismatched logos stop fighting each other
  • Pick the source: your featured brands, one tag, or all of them (2 to 30 logos)

On product pages

Turn the vendor name into a link worth clicking

A shopper finds a brand through one product, then wants the rest of what you carry from it. Shopify does have a vendor URL for that, but it is a bare product list you cannot style or add copy to. The Brand link block replaces it with a “More from [brand]” link pointing at the brand’s real collection, and there is a longer write-up on how to link a vendor name to a brand page.

  • A "More from [brand]" link, added once to your product template
  • Optional logo beside the text, aligned left, centre or right
  • Sends shoppers to that brand’s mapped collection, or a vendor search if there is none
  • Inherits your theme’s fonts and sizes, so it does not look bolted on

Product page

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An illustration of the block, not a screenshot. You add it once to the product template, and each product then shows the link for its own vendor.

Per-brand pages

Premium plan

Give every brand a page Google can rank

A directory entry is a link. A brand page is a real URL on your domain - /collections/nike - that lists the brand’s products and carries your own description and SEO title. Doing that by hand for two hundred brands is the job nobody finishes, so Premium can create a collection for each vendor in one pass, with an editor for the content and a full walkthrough in the brand pages documentation.

The Brand pages screen in the Shopify admin: each brand listed with its collection URL, which content pieces are filled in, its template, and an Edit page button

A collection per brand, in bulk

Tick the brands you want and the app creates one automated collection for each. If a collection for that brand already exists, it links to that one instead of making a second.

An editor for each brand

Banner image, a description above the products and one below, plus the native SEO title and description Shopify already stores on the collection.

Header and footer blocks

Two theme blocks put the banner, logo and descriptions on the brand’s collection page. They only render on brand pages, so your ordinary collections look the same as before.

Brand markup for search engines

The Brand header block emits schema.org Brand JSON-LD, which tells Google and the AI answer engines that the page is about that brand rather than a generic category.

CSV import and export

Edit mappings, tags, favourites and website links in a spreadsheet. The import shows you a preview first, only updates what it matches, and never deletes a brand.

It never deletes or renames

The app writes to collections you asked it to create or link. It does not rename a collection you already had, and it does not remove one.

Category filters

Plus plan

When A-Z is not enough on its own

Alphabetical order works until you carry brands from departments that have nothing to do with each other. Tag the brands into categories and shoppers get pills they can click to narrow the grid, which is the difference between browsing your brands and hunting through them.

The tagging screen in the Shopify admin: a list of brands with Tech and Sport tag pills beside each, and an Add tags button on an untagged brand
You tag the brands in the app, a batch at a time.
The storefront directory with a row of category pills reading All, Home, Outdoor, Apparel, Skincare and Kitchen above the featured brands, shown on desktop and on a phone
Shoppers get pills they can click to narrow the list.

Tag brands into categories

Group brands under labels like Skincare or Clothes. Tag a batch at once, then fix up one brand’s tags when it does not fit the batch.

Filter pills for shoppers

Tags turn into pills on the directory. Clicking one narrows the grid, and the pills work alongside the search box and the A-Z letters.

Several tags under one pill

Tag brands "cream" and "lotion", then show both as a single Skincare pill. Undo it later and the underlying tags are still there.

A page per category

Pin a Brand page block to one tag and it shows only those brands - a Skincare page, a Clothes page, as many as you have tags for.

Design

Match your theme without opening a CSS file

Pick one of the eight layout presets and adjust it from there in the theme editor, with the preview updating as you go. Every preset and every design control sits on the free plan, because a directory that looks wrong on your theme is not much use to anyone.

  • Eight presets: Classic cards, Image cards, Minimal text, Logo wall, List rows, Compact chips, Letter index rows, Letter columns
  • A ninth Custom option in the picker, for when none of the eight is quite right
  • Card style and spacing presets, with column counts set separately for desktop and mobile
  • Colour and size controls for the heading, the brand names and the letter bar
  • Everything inherits your theme fonts and colours until you override it
Two of the layout presets side by side: a Logo grid of brand tiles, and Letter columns listing every brand under its initial with product counts

Always in sync

The part you never have to maintain

This is the reason the app exists. A hand-built brand list is correct on the day you make it and wrong a month later. Easy Brand Page re-reads your vendors whenever products change, and that syncing is free on every plan including Free.

  • Reads the Vendor on every product through the Admin API
  • Auto-sync runs on every plan, free, with nothing metered and no add-on
  • A product edit lands within about five minutes; a bulk import can take up to half an hour
  • Scan now on the Brands page when you would rather not wait at all
  • That grouping is for display only - your product Vendor field is never rewritten
The Brands page inside the Shopify admin, listing synced vendors with their source, mapped collection, logo, visibility and favourite controls

All of this is built on the product vendor field. The app groups spelling variants of one name into a single brand - a stray capital, an extra space - and it does that for display only, without ever rewriting the vendor on your products. What it will not do is guess that “Coca-Cola” and “Coca Cola” are the same company, so those stay two separate brands. Fixing that means tidying the source, which is what the guide to renaming and merging product vendors is for.

Speed and SEO

Server-rendered, so Google reads what shoppers read

Plenty of storefront apps ship a JavaScript widget that draws itself after the page loads, which costs you speed and leaves a crawler looking at an empty box. This one is Liquid. Shopify renders the brand list into the HTML before it goes out, so the brand names are in the page a crawler fetches.

  • The directory is Liquid, rendered on Shopify’s servers before the page reaches the shopper
  • One small inline script handles search and the letter jumps, and that is all the JavaScript there is
  • The logo slider animates in CSS, so the scrolling strip adds no JavaScript at all
  • No framework, no external scripts or stylesheets, nothing tracking your shoppers
  • Logos below the fold are lazy-loaded, and reduced-motion settings are respected

Brand markup on brand pages

On Premium, the Brand header block adds schema.org Brand data to each brand’s collection page. It is the machine-readable version of “this page is about Nike”, which is how Google and the AI answer engines tell a brand page apart from an ordinary category page.

"@type": "Brand",
"name": "Your Brand",
"logo": ".../brand-logo.png"

Who it's for

Stores where people shop the label, not the category

If your products have vendors filled in, you already have the data. The question is whether your shoppers browse by brand, and in these three cases they usually do.

Multi-brand boutiques

Apparel, beauty and lifestyle stores where shoppers arrive loyal to a label and want to see everything you carry from it.

Marketplaces and stockists

A few hundred vendors and a catalogue that changes weekly. This is the case where a hand-built brand list goes stale fastest.

Specialty and parts stores

Car parts and hardware, where shopping by manufacturer is how the customer already thinks. They turn up expecting a brand index, and they notice when there is not one.

Still weighing up the options? There is a roundup of the best Shopify brand page apps covering the whole category, and a head-to-head against the app most merchants compare us with, LFS Instant Brand Page.

Pricing

Free until 30 brands, then it depends what you need

Every plan runs the same code. Paying lifts the brand cap and adds features on top; it never puts the directory itself behind a wall.

Free

$0/month

Up to 30 brands shown on your storefront.

  • The A-Z directory with search and letter jumps
  • Featured brands row
  • Brand logo uploads
  • The Brand slider and Brand link blocks
  • All 8 layout presets and every design control
  • Vendor-to-collection mapping
  • Automatic sync, plus Scan now

Plus

$4/month, or $39 a year

For catalogues past the 30-brand cap.

Unlimited brands
Brand tags and shopper filter pills
Several tags grouped under one pill
A pinned block per category
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Premium

$9/month, or $89 a year

For stores that want a real landing page per brand.

  • A collection and page for every brand
  • Per-brand banner, descriptions and SEO fields
  • The Brand header and Brand footer blocks
  • schema.org Brand markup
  • CSV import and export

Paid plans come with Shopify’s standard 7-day free trial. Billing runs through Shopify Managed Pricing rather than through us, so the amount you approve is shown in your own currency before you confirm. Change or cancel from Apps in your Shopify admin whenever you like - if you drop back to Free, the brands over the cap are hidden rather than deleted.

FAQ

Easy Brand Page FAQ

The questions merchants send us before they install.

How do I create a shop-by-brand page on Shopify?
Install Easy Brand Page, open your theme editor, and add the Brand page block to a page or section. The app has already read the Vendor field on every product by then, so the searchable A-Z directory appears filled in. There is no Liquid to edit and no CSV to upload.
How long does it take to set up?
The directory itself is a few minutes: install, add the block, publish. Logos take longer, because you upload those one brand at a time, but the page works without them and you can add them gradually.
Does Easy Brand Page work with my theme?
It works with any Online Store 2.0 theme, which covers Dawn, Sense, Studio, Ride, Origin, Crave and the popular paid themes. It is a theme app extension, so it goes in through the normal Add block flow in the theme editor. You never open a .liquid file.
Does the app change my products?
No. It reads the Vendor field and writes nothing back to your products. The brand list is stored in the app’s own shop metafield, and everything you configure - favourites, logos, mappings - lives there instead of on your product records.
What happens if I uninstall it?
Shopify cancels the billing straight away, and the block stops rendering once the app metafields go. Your products, collections and theme are untouched, and any collections the app created for you stay exactly where they are. Data is deleted after Shopify’s 48-hour grace period, so reinstalling within that window brings your settings back.
How much does Easy Brand Page cost?
Free covers up to 30 brands, and it is a real free plan with the whole directory, logo uploads and automatic syncing included. Plus is $4 a month or $39 a year, which lifts the 30-brand cap and adds brand tags with the shopper filter pills they turn into. Premium is $9 a month or $89 a year and adds the per-brand pages suite, and both paid plans start with Shopify’s 7-day free trial.
How does the brand list stay up to date?
Shopify tells the app whenever a product is created, changed or deleted, and the app re-reads your vendors off the back of that. A single edit usually shows on the storefront within about five minutes; after a bulk import it waits for the dust to settle and can take up to half an hour. Scan now on the Brands page skips the wait, and syncing is free on every plan including Free.
What happens if I have more than 30 brands on the free plan?
The extra brands are still scanned and stored, they just do not appear on the storefront, and they are locked for editing in the admin until you upgrade. The 30 that do show are the ones the app scanned first. Nothing is deleted, so upgrading later publishes the rest of them without a re-scan.
Can I add my own brand logos?
Yes, one per brand, uploaded on the Brands page and stored in your own Shopify Files rather than on our servers. When a brand has no logo the card falls back to its mapped collection image, and then to a letter tile, so a half-finished catalogue still looks deliberate.
Can I add a scrolling brand logo slider?
Yes. The Brand slider is a separate theme block that scrolls your brand logos across any page, and it is on every plan including Free. You set the speed, pause it on hover, grey the logos out until hover, and choose whether it pulls from your featured brands, one tag, or all of them.
Can the vendor name on a product page link to its brand?
Yes, through the Brand link block. You add it once to your product template and every product then shows a "More from [brand]" link for its own vendor, pointing at that brand’s mapped collection. It replaces Shopify’s bare vendor search URL, which you cannot design or add copy to.
Where does each brand card link to?
If you have pointed a brand at its own website, that wins. Otherwise the app uses a collection you mapped by hand, then a collection whose name matches the vendor, and finally Shopify’s built-in vendor search URL. That last one always resolves, so a brand card never lands on an empty page.
Can I hide brands that are out of stock?
Yes, though it is off by default: out of the box every brand stays visible whether or not you can ship it. Turn off "Show out-of-stock brands" in Settings and any vendor whose products have all sold out drops off the directory on the next sync, then comes back when you restock. It is one switch for the whole store, so you cannot pick and choose which brands it applies to.
Will it slow down my store?
The directory is rendered as Liquid on Shopify’s servers, not injected by a third-party script, and the only JavaScript is a small inline block for search and filtering. There is no framework to download, no external stylesheet, and logos below the fold are lazy-loaded.
Is a brand directory good for SEO?
The directory is server-rendered HTML with real headings and a link to every brand, so Google indexes the same page a shopper sees - which is what lets you show up for "brand name + your store" searches. On Premium, each brand gets its own collection page with SEO fields you control and schema.org Brand markup.
Can I change the wording shoppers see?
Yes. The directory heading, the search placeholder, the featured-brands title, the "All" pill and the "More from" prefix on product pages are all plain text fields in the theme editor, so you can write them in whatever language your storefront runs in. The admin side of the app is English only at the moment.

Put your brands somewhere shoppers can find them

Install it, add the block, and see your own vendor list rendered as a directory before you decide anything. Thirty brands cost nothing, and the logos and per-brand pages can wait until you want them.

Install on ShopifyRead the docs

Free plan, no credit card required.

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