Online store builder
Build one storefront experience that respects where the buyer is.
Describe the storefront the business needs, connect it to real products, and publish only when product, checkout, and delivery routes work. Market settings remain part of commerce behavior, not visual decoration.
The pressure
What the business cannot afford to lose.
A storefront can look complete while failing the moment a buyer in another market reaches price, payment, tax, or delivery.
What becomes possible
A clearer path for the buyer and the business.
- Create responsive storefronts from controlled design primitives.
- Keep previews separate from the currently published customer store.
- Connect product pages to market-aware currency and checkout behavior.
- Use a hosted address or configure an optional customer domain.
How it moves
Start with the real business context, then keep it connected.
- 01
Add the business identity, catalogue, and the markets the store can actually serve.
- 02
Describe the design direction and validate product, checkout, and delivery paths.
- 03
Publish the approved storefront while keeping future revisions in preview.
Common questions
Decide with the important details visible.
Can the storefront use different currencies?
The storefront can present supported currency contexts while orders preserve the original transaction values required for reliable records.
Can I use a custom domain?
Yes. A custom domain is optional and can be configured when the business controls the required DNS records.
Can AI change the storefront?
Merchants can describe requested changes in plain language. The system applies controlled manifest operations rather than accepting arbitrary executable code.
Explore the connected path
Keep the next customer moment from disappearing.
Start with the context the business needs today. Add another only when the work actually requires it.
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