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Shoppable videos are reshaping how people discover products and shop online. Instead of separating content from commerce, shoppable videos merge the two, allowing viewers to interact with products and complete purchases directly inside the video experience.
For brands and publishers, this represents a fundamental shift: video is no longer just a branding tool. It becomes a measurable, conversion-driven sales channel.
This guide explains what shoppable videos are, how they work, why they matter, and how they fit into the future of owned social commerce.
Shoppable videos are interactive videos that allow viewers to click on products shown in the video and purchase them directly, without leaving the video or the website.
They combine:
Into a single, seamless experience.
Instead of watching a video and then searching for a product, users can take action at the exact moment intent is created.
In short:
Watch → interact → buy.
Shoppable videos operate through three core layers:
When implemented correctly, the experience feels native, fast, and frictionless.
Traditional ecommerce requires users to jump between inspiration and checkout. Shoppable videos eliminate that gap by allowing immediate action.
Video answers questions visually, builds trust, and accelerates decision-making. Viewers who engage with shoppable video consistently convert at higher rates than users browsing static pages.
Interactive video feeds and carousels encourage users to keep watching, browsing, and engaging—mirroring social behavior on owned properties.
Instead of video being a cost center, shoppable videos become a performance asset tied directly to sales.
A major shift in ecommerce today is the move toward owned social commerce.
For years, brands relied on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and marketplaces for discovery. While effective for reach, these platforms:
Shoppable videos on your own website flip that model.
By embedding social, interactive video experiences directly on your domain:
Shoppable videos are no longer just a feature, they are infrastructure for owned commerce.
Shoppable videos can be deployed across multiple touchpoints:
For publishers, shoppable videos unlock new revenue streams by turning attention into commerce without disrupting editorial experiences.
Shoppable videos are used by:
They are especially effective for visually driven products where storytelling, demonstration, and trust matter.
Shoppable videos and live shopping work best together.
Together, they form a full video commerce loop:
Live → Replay → Clips → Ongoing conversion
As consumer expectations evolve, shoppable videos are becoming a standard layer in modern ecommerce and media stacks.
Key trends include:
Shoppable video is no longer experimental, t’s foundational.
Terrific enables brands and publishers to create fully white-label, on-site shoppable video experiences that integrate seamlessly with their existing ecommerce and content infrastructure.
With Terrific:
The result is higher engagement, higher conversion, and full ownership of the customer journey.
A shoppable video is an interactive video that allows viewers to click on products shown in the video and purchase them directly within the viewing experience.
Live shopping happens in real time with a host and audience interaction. Shoppable videos are typically pre-recorded or replays that remain available on-demand and continue generating sales after the live event ends.
Yes. Shoppable videos are commonly embedded directly into ecommerce websites and integrate with platforms like Shopify to support real checkout and order processing.
No. Publishers and media companies also use shoppable videos to monetize content by turning audience attention into commerce.
Yes. By reducing friction between discovery and purchase, shoppable videos often achieve higher conversion rates than traditional static product pages.
Yes. White-label shoppable video solutions allow brands and publishers to fully control branding, user experience, data ownership, and monetization.