Shopify Rebellion is a Canadian esports organization founded by Shopify in 2021. The club is also co-owned by popular content creators Charles Cr1TiKaL White Jr. and Ludwig Ahgren.

The organization entered Dota 2 in December 2022 by signing the former Evil Geniuses roster led by Artour Arteezy Babaev and Andreas Cr1t- Nielsen. As a result, the team immediately became one of North America's leading representatives.

The inaugural roster also included Abed Abed Azel Yusop, Tal Fly Aizik, and Jonas SabeRLight- Volek. Kaniska BuLba Sosale, who had previously worked with the same lineup at Evil Geniuses, became the team's head coach.

2023

The team enjoyed a strong start under its new banner. Shopify Rebellion consistently achieved top finishes in North American tournaments and comfortably qualified for the biggest international events.

Its biggest achievement during the first months was a third-place finish at the Lima Major 2023. Later, the team also finished in the top three at DreamLeague Season 19, reached the grand final of DreamLeague Season 21, and won DPC NA 2023 Tour 3: Division I.

Despite consistent performances throughout the season, Shopify Rebellion struggled at The International 2023. After the tournament, Abed, Cr1t- and Fly left the team, marking the end of the organization's first Dota 2 roster.

2024

Ahead of the new season, Shopify Rebellion signed Erin Yopaj Jasper Ferrer, Kartik Kitrak Rathi, and Thiago Thiolicor Cordeiro.

However, by late spring the roster entered another rebuilding phase. Thiolicor and SabeRLight- departed, while Rolen Andre Skem Gabriel Ong and Ivan MinD_ContRoL Ivanov joined the lineup.

Despite consistently attending top-tier tournaments, the team's results declined. After failing to qualify for The International 2024, Arteezy announced his departure from the active roster. Kitrak left shortly afterward.

2025

The team entered the new season with another major roster rebuild. Shopify Rebellion tested several players, giving the lineup time to develop chemistry.

During the season, Enzo Gianoli Timado O'Connor, Mark Mangekyou Kharlamov, Kirill Hellscream Lagutik, and Cedric Davai Lama Deckmyn all spent time on the roster. However, the organization was unable to return to its previous level of success.

The team's main objective was qualifying for The International 2025, but it lost 2:3 to Wildcard in the decisive qualifier and failed to reach the year's biggest tournament.

At the end of July 2025, Shopify Rebellion announced the closure of its Dota 2 division and disbanded the roster, thanking the players and coaching staff for their contribution to the project.