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The Settings page in the Supergrid app holds the store-wide configuration: subscription and plan, the thresholds behind product badges, grid appearance, market groups, catalog sync, and the Instagram connection. In the embedded app, changes are saved with the Shopify save bar; in the standalone portal they save automatically.

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Limits and behavior

  • The free trial lasts 7 days with no limits. After it, the free tier allows a maximum of 3 active collections.
  • Paid plans are sized by monthly storefront sessions: Basic 50,000 · Essential 250,000 · Pro 500,000. Custom plans are sized individually.
  • When a store without an active subscription exceeds its limits, editing is frozen and a banner is shown — the configuration is kept, and picking a plan unfreezes it.
  • Saving Dynamic status re-sorts every active collection (badge-based rules are recomputed against the new thresholds).
  • The catalog syncs automatically, roughly every 3 hours. Deleting or archiving a product in Shopify removes it from Depict on the next sync.
  • The Stores section appears only on the Pro and Custom plans. The Market Configuration and Collection Display sections appear only for stores with multiple Shopify markets.

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Subscription

The Settings page showing the Subscription section with the plan picker and the current plan marked, followed by further settings sections

The Settings page, opening with the Subscription section.

The Subscription section shows the current plan and the plan picker (monthly or annual billing). Changing plans goes through Shopify’s own approval flow — the new subscription starts only after it is approved there. What each tier unlocks: During the free trial, all capabilities are available.

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Dynamic status

Dynamic status defines which products carry the computed badges used by Boost & Bury rules and shown in the editor:
Saving Dynamic status triggers a re-sort of every active collection, since badge-based sorting rules are recomputed against the new thresholds.

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Appearance

  • Desktop columns and Mobile columns set the collection grid’s column counts (defaults: 4 desktop, 2 mobile). These are the column counts used in content-card slot placement.
  • Theme (Light / Dark / System) controls the portal’s own appearance, not the storefront.

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Stores

Available on Pro and Custom. Lists the store’s multi-store connections and links to the connection editors. Connecting, mapping and replication are documented on the Multi-store page.

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Market Configuration

Shown for stores with multiple Shopify markets. Market groups bundle markets so a single collection version can target all of them at once.
  • A Global group containing every market is created automatically and is always listed first.
  • Create a group by naming it and selecting its markets.
  • Groups can be enabled and disabled.
Disabling a market group that is used by active collection versions stops data ingestion for those markets — the versions remain, but their metrics stop updating. The app warns before you confirm.

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Collection Display

Shown for stores with multiple Shopify markets: a store-wide setting for hiding out-of-stock products.

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Sync

Shows when the catalog was last synced from Shopify. Syncing is automatic (roughly every 3 hours); a manual sync can be triggered from here when you need a change reflected sooner.

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Instagram

Connect a Meta for Business account to import Instagram media into content cards in the collection editor. The connection can be removed at any time from the same section.

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Support

The Contact section opens a support ticket, and — once theme onboarding has finished — offers booking a personal onboarding session.