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Supported Shopify API versions

Cloudhooks tracks the Shopify Admin API version lifecycle so your hooks keep working. Shopify supports the four most recent quarterly API versions — a rolling one-year window — and retires the oldest each quarter. Cloudhooks monitors this and raises its lowest-supported version to match.

Current lowest-supported version: 2026-01 (as of September 2026). Before a version is upgraded, test your hook against the new version to catch any schema changes.

Lowest-supported version history

Each date below is when Cloudhooks raised its floor to the version shown — roughly two weeks before Shopify's own deprecation date (the first of the following month). As a Shopify app, Cloudhooks has to demonstrate about two weeks of clean operation on currently-supported API versions ahead of each deadline to stay compliant and avoid enforcement from Shopify, so it moves proactively rather than waiting for the cut-off.

Shopify API versionBecame the lowest-supported on
2026-01September 15, 2026
2025-10June 14, 2026
2025-07March 17, 2026
2025-04December 14, 2025
2025-01September 15, 2025
2024-10June 16, 2025
2024-07March 14, 2025
2024-04December 14, 2024
2024-01September 14, 2024
2023-10June 14, 2024
2023-07March 14, 2024
2023-04December 14, 2023
2023-01September 14, 2023
2022-10June 14, 2023

How this affects your hooks

Cloudhooks calls Shopify using its built-in clients on a supported API version. When Shopify deprecates a version, we announce the new floor in the changelog and notify you about any of your hooks still pinned to a deprecated version.

If you don't upgrade those hooks yourself before the deadline, Cloudhooks upgrades the hook's API version automatically so it keeps running against a supported version. This resolves the deprecation itself, but it does not guarantee the hook still behaves correctly — a newer API version can introduce incompatible changes to schemas and responses.

For that reason, the safe path is to upgrade your hooks yourself: review Shopify's breaking-change notes and test the hook against the new version before the automatic upgrade would take over.