One catalogue. Every storefront.

A branded storefront for each brand or dealer, on its own domain, all selling from the same catalogue and rolling up to one set of books. Every product page is structured data that search engines and AI assistants read directly.

What a distributor actually needs

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A storefront per brand or dealer

Each one runs on its own domain with its own look. You own every domain.

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Structured for AI indexing

Every product page publishes schema.org data: each variant's price, availability, SKU, size and colour, plus breadcrumbs and collection lists. Search engines and AI assistants read your catalogue as data, not guesswork.

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One catalogue

Products, variants and images live in one place. Every storefront reads from it, so a change made once shows everywhere.

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Pricing per channel

Wholesale, MSRP, MAP and minimum order quantity are fields on the product, set per storefront. You don't email out a spreadsheet.

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One order queue

Orders from every storefront, and EDI orders from retail partners, land in the same queue.

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One set of books

Orders roll up to one ledger, so the month closes once instead of once per store.

How it works

1

Load your catalogue

We bring your products, variants and images into one catalogue.

2

Launch a storefront per brand

Each storefront gets its brand, its domain and its prices, and publishes every product as structured data from day one. Adding another is configuration, not a project.

3

Sell, then close once

Orders from every storefront land in one queue and post to one set of books.

Frequently asked questions

Will search engines and AI assistants understand my products?
Yes. Every product page publishes schema.org Product data with each variant's price, availability, SKU, size and colour, plus breadcrumbs and collection lists, so search engines and AI assistants index your catalogue as structured data.
Is each storefront a separate website?
Yes. Each runs on its own domain with its own brand. They share one catalogue and one order queue.
Do I need WooCommerce or a connector per store?
No. The storefronts sell straight from the shared catalogue, so there is nothing to sync between them.
Can dealers see different prices?
Yes. Wholesale, MSRP, MAP and minimum order quantities are set per storefront on the product itself.
Where do orders go?
Into one queue with your EDI orders, then into one set of books.
Who owns the domains?
You do. Each storefront runs on a domain registered to your business.
How does payment work?
Through Stripe Connect. Your business is the merchant of record, and funds settle to your account.

See it working

A 15-minute walkthrough of a working demo: storefronts selling from one catalogue into one order queue.

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