Shelfferry for Framer privacy policy

Last updated 2026-10-05. Shelfferry is a Framer plugin made by Great Work LLC, 651 N Broad St Suite 206, Middletown, DE 19709 (hello@greatwork.company).

Your Shopify catalog

The plugin asks your store's Storefront API for your products, variants, collections, the metafields you name, and prices in the markets you pick, directly from your browser, without cookies. It uses the public Storefront token you paste, which can only read what your online store shows and create carts. None of this goes to Great Work.

Your Framer project

The plugin writes only the CMS collections you create with it (their fields and items) and, when you insert store components, one code file named Shelfferry.tsx. Images go into image fields as their Shopify addresses. Each synced collection keeps its settings in Framer's plugin data: your store address, the public Storefront token, the fields and names you chose, and when it last synced, so teammates can press Sync. Your store address and token are also saved in the project's plugin data so the components and new collections can use them. The Storefront token is also written into Shelfferry.tsx, which is published with your site: that's how Shopify's own headless storefronts work, and why only the public token is accepted.

Your shoppers

On your published site, the store components call Shopify's Storefront API from the shopper's browser to read prices and to create and update carts, then send the shopper to Shopify's checkout. They keep the cart's id and the shopper's chosen country in that browser's local storage. Shopify's privacy policy and yours cover what happens at checkout. Great Work receives nothing from your shoppers.

What the plugin stores

What we receive

We keep purchase and license records while your license exists and for as long as tax law requires afterwards. Email hello@greatwork.company to see or delete your data.

Third parties

No analytics, advertising or AI services are used, and we never sell data.

Changes

We'll update the date above and, for material changes, email license holders.