CedCommerce Walmart Connector

We paid $275 for a one-year subscription to this app in April 2026. The app never worked — not once. Our Walmart seller account was never successfully connected despite months of attempts by me and my former employee. Every contact with support ended the same way: "give it a day, it will work." It never did.

We requested cancellation multiple times and were strung along through ticket after ticket, in July and again in October 2026. When the subscription was finally cancelled in October, the company refused even a pro-rated refund for the unused half of the term — for a service that never functioned at all — citing "company policy."

A company that charges $275 for an integration that never connects, ignores repeated cancellation requests, and then keeps your money for the unused term has told you exactly how it does business. We are disputing the charge with our bank.

Merchants, save your money. Shopify's own free Marketplace Connect does this job without the $275 lesson.

We tried the Walmart Connector on the Premium plan to move a catalog of about 6,000 SKUs across roughly 50 Walmart categories. It may work for smaller catalogs, but it was not ready for ours.

Mapping is the main problem. Key WFS fields like Label Image (required when “Product is or contains a chemical” is Yes) cannot be mapped to a Shopify field or metafield. They only take one manual value per profile. With 300+ SKUs per profile, each with its own label URL, the only workaround is a profile per SKU, which is impossible at scale. Profile conditions also only filter by native Shopify fields, not metafields.

Global values, once applied, could not be cleared. For a seller that creates many new items on Walmart, that is a real risk to listing data.

Sync was unreliable. Our Shopify product import stayed stuck at 1.72% for two days, which left 264 Walmart items under “Not In App” even though they exist in Shopify with the exact same SKU. We also saw errors across several fields.

Support was polite but did not solve the core issues. Features like using the Walmart order number as the Shopify order name are only available as paid custom development.

The billing experience was the worst part. We paid $299 for a customization with a 3-day delivery time. One day later, after finding the problems above, we asked them to stop the project. They refused a refund, said the work was already deployed, and replied twice with the same copy-paste message that ignored our points.

If you run a large catalog with many categories and need per-SKU attributes for WFS, test thoroughly with your own SKUs before paying for anything extra.

Very good app, and the support is there so if you need help setting up they will take care of you. If you need an app that will list and manage your shopify listings straight into Walmart, this is the one.