Bolt.new AI and Oberlo integration: Step-by-Step Guide 2025

The direct answer is: you cannot integrate Bolt.new with Oberlo anymore, because Oberlo no longer exists as an API or service. Shopify officially shut Oberlo down in 2022. Since the Oberlo backend, API, and OAuth app were fully removed, there is no endpoint, token, or system you can connect to from Bolt.new (or from any app). The only real path today is to integrate Bolt.new with Shopify itself or with modern dropshipping apps that replaced Oberlo (DSers, Zendrop, AliExpress API, etc).

 

What This Means in Practice

 

Oberlo used to be a Shopify-acquired dropshipping tool. It had its own backend and an OAuth app inside Shopify. When Shopify shut it down, the API endpoints and authentication system were removed. That means there is no REST API, no GraphQL API, no OAuth token exchange, no webhook support — nothing left to actually connect a Bolt.new app to.

So the correct integration pattern today is:

• You integrate with Shopify (via Shopify Admin API + OAuth inside bolt.new)
• You integrate with a modern replacement dropshipping provider (e.g., DSers API, Zendrop API, AliExpress API)
• Your Bolt.new app becomes the automation layer that coordinates those systems

 

How Bolt.new Would Have Integrated If Oberlo Still Existed

 

This is useful only for understanding: normally you would set up OAuth, store tokens in environment variables, and call Oberlo’s REST endpoints. But because those endpoints no longer exist, any actual code would fail. So instead I’ll show you how you correctly wire Bolt.new to Shopify (the correct real modern approach).

 

Real Working Pattern: Bolt.new → Shopify (Admin API)

 

This is the pattern you’d use today to replace the old “Oberlo automation”.

• Create a Shopify custom app
• Enable “Products”, “Orders”, “Inventory” scopes
• Inject API credentials into Bolt.new via environment variables
• Use REST calls from your Bolt.new backend

 

// Example: Fetch Shopify products inside Bolt.new backend
import axios from "axios";

export async function getShopifyProducts() {
  const shop = process.env.SHOPIFY_SHOP;           // yourshop.myshopify.com
  const token = process.env.SHOPIFY_ACCESS_TOKEN;  // from Shopify admin

  const url = `https://${shop}/admin/api/2024-01/products.json`;

  const res = await axios.get(url, {
    headers: {
      "X-Shopify-Access-Token": token
    }
  });

  return res.data.products;
}

 

This code is real and will work inside a bolt.new backend project. This would be your foundation for building the type of automations people used Oberlo for (listing, syncing data, routing orders).

 

How to Replace Oberlo Functionality Today

 

You combine Shopify + a dropshipping service that still exists. Most common:

• DSers (official recommended replacement by Shopify)
• Zendrop
• AliExpress Dropshipping API

Each of these exposes either:

• a REST API
• a private token authentication system
• webhooks for order events

You then wire Bolt.new to them exactly like any other API integration — environment variables + fetch/axios + testing in the Bolt sandbox.

 

Summary

 

There is no valid way to integrate Bolt.new with Oberlo, because Oberlo no longer exists as a service or API. The correct modern integration is Bolt.new → Shopify Admin API → a live dropshipping provider such as DSers or Zendrop. The example above shows the exact real pattern for wiring Bolt.new to Shopify, which is the only workable replacement path.