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# Quickstart Guide

Secure your store assets in less than two minutes:

1. Install the App: Add VeloShield from the Shopify App Store to automatically bind configuration assets to your merchant profile.
2. Enable Core App Embeds: Open your Shopify Theme Customizer interface and activate the VeloShield app embed switch to insert security scripts directly into your public liquid layout template code safely.
3. Analyze Your Posture: Access your central VeloShield app space homepage to view your initial live calculated Security Score.
4. Deploy Default Rules: Toggle your essential Content Protection rules to instantly safeguard core visible media assets across your storefront pages.

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#### Where to Start

* For New Merchants: Start with the Free Plan to secure basic elements like right-click protection and key mapping blocks for up to 200 storefront visits per month.
* For Scaling Brands: Upgrade to Pro Protection to unlock geographic mapping tools, granular IP parameters, geo-redirect workflows, and automated anti-spy browser utilities.


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