Retail, trade, a joint store with a partner, a campaign micro-site — each with its own look, its own audience and its own terms, fed from the same products and stock.
A storefront is a place you sell: what it is, what a visitor pays, who sells it, in what colours. Open several. They read one catalogue and one stock figure, so a sale in any of them is visible to all of them.
Where you sell, and on whose terms.
Shopfronts, joint stores, partner portals, tills — one row each.
Retail, trade, campaign — and who it is for.
The price list behind each storefront.
You, a partner, or both.
Open one storefront on the catalogue. Open another for a different audience.
Name, address, what it is, what a visitor pays, who sells it, brand colour. Open.
A consumer shop in your branding on your own handle.
A storefront on trade prices, for buyers without an account.
A storefront you and a partner run together — their audience, your stock, agreed terms.
A micro-site for a launch or a season, open for a month, closed after.
Domain, colours, logo and content per storefront.
The same items, published per storefront, with per-channel rules.
Sold in one storefront, gone from all of them.
A price list behind each, resolved at checkout.
Amazon, Shopify and the rest as storefronts of their own, synced from the catalogue.
A stream sells into a storefront's basket.
Visitors, orders and revenue per storefront.
A storefront in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in Storefronts.
What a storefront reads.
Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.
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