Error code 404: Page not found

Meaning "Page Not Found," occurs when a requested page or resource can't be located on your Shopify store. This can happen because of:

  • Incorrect URLs
  • Broken links
  • Deleted pages

Tips to Fix Error Code 404
  • Check that the URL you entered is accurate and properly linked.
  • Double-check any recent changes you made to your store's structure.

Error Code 429: Too Many Requests

When your Shopify store exceeds the API rate limits, error code 429, or "Too Many Requests," is triggered. This error usually happens when your store makes an excessive number of API calls within a specific time frame.


Tips to Fix Error Code 429
  • Reduce the number of API calls your store makes.
  • Optimize your code to minimize unnecessary requests, or consider implementing caching techniques to reduce the server load.

Try these techniques to overcome Shopify rate limits

Error Code 500: Internal Server Error

Error code 500, also known as an internal server error, indicates a problem with the server handling the request. This issue can occur because of:

  • Server misconfigurations
  • Incompatible apps or themes
  • Temporary glitches

Tips to Fix Error Code 500
  • Refresh your page to see if it was a temporary issue.
  • Clear your browser cache.

Error Code 502: Bad Gateway

Error code 502, also known as a "Bad Gateway" error, happens when there's a communication problem between servers. This can happen because of:

  • Server misconfigurations
  • Temporary network issues
  • Faulty DNS settings

Tips to Fix Error Code 502
  • Refresh the page to see if it was a temporary glitch.
  • Reset all your bookmarks before visiting the page again.
  • Clear your browser cache.

Error Code 503: Bad Gateway

Error code 503 indicates that the server is temporarily unavailable. This error typically occurs during server maintenance or when there's high traffic.


Tips to Fix Error Code 503
  • Refresh the page after a few moments to see if the server becomes available.
  • Check Shopify's status page or their social media accounts for any announcements regarding maintenance or service disruptions.

If you can't resolve the error on your own, it's best to contact Shopify Support or assistance. Their team can investigate the issue and provide further guidance.