Shop builder
Describe your shop and add a few photos. We draft products, pages and three looks, and nothing goes live until you open it.
Every feature, grouped by the job it does. A label says when one is still opening to shops, is off until you switch it on, or needs a paid plan. No label means it is on every plan from the start.
From one description to a shop on your own web address, in a look you chose.
Describe your shop and add a few photos. We draft products, pages and three looks, and nothing goes live until you open it.
Get three designs for your home page from one description, then change the look by asking in plain words.
Arrange your pages from ready made sections, and publish only when the draft is right.
Write your pages, blog, menus and policies in one place. The builder drafts the pages, menus and policies for you.
Put the shop on your own web address, and send old links to the right new page.
See what in your shop's layout gets in the way of a sale, and how fast your pages load for real visitors.
What you sell, how it is grouped, and how much of it you have.
Add products with the sizes and colours you sell, and change titles, tags and descriptions for hundreds at once in a sheet.
Photograph what you sell and get a drafted product for each item. You check each one and set its price.
Each product keeps the facts shoppers ask about, so a search or a question finds it by what it is, not only by its title.
Sell files the way you sell parcels: the customer pays and gets a download.
Group products by hand or by rules, so new stock files itself.
Know what you have, where it is and what is on its way.
Sell products a supplier holds and sends for you, without buying stock first. So far we work with one supplier.
Everything between a customer paying and the parcel arriving, and coming back.
See every order, send it, change it or refund it, and print the slips for the day at once.
Choose where you deliver and what it costs, with rates by place, weight or order value.
Buy and print postage from the order you are sending. In a pilot for now, and not yet open to ask for.
Let customers ask for a return, decide each one, and settle it as a refund, store credit or an exchange.
Pick how tax is worked out: none, one rate, your own table of rates, or automatic for each order.
How the money reaches you: cards, repeat orders, gift cards and other currencies.
Customers pay you, not us. Money lands in your own Stripe account and goes to your bank on the schedule you set.
Sell on repeat: customers sign up once and are charged on the schedule you set.
Sell gift cards and take them at checkout, with every balance kept for you.
Set a price in each currency and write your own pages in other languages. No price is converted. Buttons, basket and checkout stay English.
Who buys from you, how you write to them, and how new people find the shop.
Keep every customer and what they bought in one list, and let them sign in without a password.
Give trade customers who sign in to your shop their own prices, invoices and quotes.
Order emails in your own words, a record of everything sent, and a way to write to one customer.
Write a newsletter, preview it and send it to the people who asked for it. Opening to shops in stages.
Remind people about a basket they left, and tell the ones who asked when something is back in stock.
Run a code or an automatic offer, group them into a campaign with a budget, and set rules for who gets it.
Collect reviews, show which come from proven buyers, and choose which ones appear.
Switch on a product feed for Google, Meta, Microsoft or TikTok, and measure adverts with a consent step built in.
Help that answers shoppers, drafts changes for you and shows what you are missing.
Shoppers search in their own words. When nothing fits, the shop says so and shows the nearest things it has.
Put an assistant on every page of your shop. It answers from your catalogue and, with its tools on, from your policy pages.
Let shoppers talk to your shop and show it a photo.
Find out what shoppers asked for and did not get, priced from stock you already hold.
Ask for a change in plain words. Changes to a live page, a product's price or its stock wait for your yes. It cannot publish or delete.
Each night your shop looks at what shoppers asked for and suggests changes. One is applied only when you agree, or inside limits you set.
Connect the AI assistant you already use and work on your shop from it.
When your shop answers, it can offer what goes with it, from pairings you can correct.
See which assistants send you shoppers, and which of those visits ended in a sale.
Software that shops for people can read your shop and buy from it, on your terms.
Let software buy from you, inside spending limits you set before any money moves.
AI assistants can read your catalogue and place orders in the standard ways, and your shop tells them where to look.
Your customers can ask their own assistant where their order is. Sending something back is off until you switch it on.
The daily view, the figures, moving in from another platform, and your team.
Open the shop and see what needs you today: orders to send, payments that failed and reviews waiting.
Plain answers about your sales, with every figure taken from your own orders.
Set how each page looks in search results, and get told what to fix.
Bring products, customers and orders over and keep your product web addresses. Shopify has no collections export, so those are rebuilt.
Connect your WooCommerce shop, check it first, then bring products, categories, customers, orders and coupons over.
Invite your team, give each person a role, and see who changed what.
A full API for your shop, and signed webhooks that announce what happens in it.
Four plans, and every one of them welcomes robot shoppers, because putting the thing this platform is for behind a tier would be a strange way to argue for it.
No card to start. Nothing goes live until you say so.