Help online shoppers choose a complete case of wine.

It asks the shopper four short questions about bottle mix, budget, preferred styles and food. It then builds a selection from your mapped, available wines, explains the picks and lets the shopper swap or remove individual bottles before adding the selection to your basket.

No. Recommendations are limited to eligible wines mapped to your connected catalogue and reported as available. Your product page, basket and checkout remain the final source of truth for price, quantity and stock.

First, the store is connected and the complete eligible catalogue is synchronised. MyNextWine then maps or reviews those wines. The trial and storefront controls unlock only when the catalogue is ready, so a new store does not start paying while that first preparation is still under way.

The connected catalogue is kept in sync. A new wine must be mapped before it can be recommended, and removed or unavailable products are taken out of the recommendation pool when the change is processed. The basket and checkout still perform the final live validation.

Yes. You can use your own image, heading, introduction, launcher text, position and colours. The finder can also inherit your storefront theme so it feels like a natural part of the shop rather than a separate site.

You do. The shopper stays on your site and checks out with your store. You remain the seller of record and continue to handle payment, age checks, delivery, fulfilment, returns and customer support. MyNextWine does not use Wine Finder answers to market directly to your shoppers.

The finder does not ask the shopper for a name, email address or account. It processes their answers, technical security information and the wines recommended or selected. The Shopify app does not request customer or completed order access. For WooCommerce, attributed order reporting sends the order ID, totals and Wine Finder line items, but not the customer's name, contact details or payment card details.

The storefront recommendations are automated and may be AI assisted. They use the shopper's answers, your catalogue, mapped wine information, price and reported availability. Wine taste is subjective, so the finder explains its choices and lets the shopper change them.

Both platforms include a 14-day free trial. Launch is EUR 29.99 for 350 completed sessions, Growth is EUR 79.99 for 800, and Scale is EUR 199.99 for 2,000 per month. UK storefront prices and shopper budgets remain in GBP; the initial merchant subscriptions remain billed in EUR. Shopify bills through Shopify and WooCommerce bills through Stripe, and the applicable approval screen or invoice is authoritative for the amount, billing currency and any tax displayed. A completed session is one successful selection journey: the initial recommendation plus up to five combined refinements or bottle swaps. Starting again begins a new session. There is no commission, per-request, overage or per-order fee.

No honest tool can promise that. The Wine Finder is designed to make a large or unfamiliar catalogue easier to shop. Aggregate activity and attributed outcomes can show how it is being used, but there is no guarantee of a particular conversion rate, order value or revenue result.

Yes. You control whether the Wine Finder is visible in your storefront. Shopify billing is managed through Shopify, while WooCommerce subscription management is handled through Stripe. The applicable merchant terms explain cancellation timing and any charge already incurred.