Who it is for
Shops that want to sell online without paying a fee for every separate add-on, and anyone who needs a shop with rules of its own that a template does not allow.
Product · Online store
Sell online under your own brand, with no per-sale commission to any platform. Your customer buys, pays and receives the order; you handle orders, stock and returns from a panel designed for people who are not technical.
Shops that want to sell online without paying a fee for every separate add-on, and anyone who needs a shop with rules of its own that a template does not allow.

When you log in you see tasks, not technical menus: handle orders, change stock, create a coupon, write a blog post or email your customers. Below, the summary of the last 30 days and what needs attention, such as low stock.

Products with variants and free-form attributes, bundles, digital products and collections. Each product has its photo, price, stock and status, and you search by name or by reference.

The screenshots are from the panel of a real store in production; the header carrying the client’s brand has been cropped out.
The list of new orders, the list of what has to be packed today and the tracking of each shipment.
You receive what is returned, record it and refund the money from the same panel.
Products that are charged and shipped at a regular interval.
Custom quotes for businesses and credit for customers who pay afterwards.
You see customers’ carts and answer their enquiries without leaving the panel.
Invoices with VAT itemised, an invoice register and VeriFactu registration with the Spanish Tax Agency through an external provider.
Sizes, colours and whatever attributes you need, plus bundles and digital products.
Organise the catalogue the way your customer looks for things, with filters and tags of your own.
Size charts for the products that need them.
Upload or download the whole catalogue as a spreadsheet.
The rates you apply to each product, editable.
Customers’ reviews and questions about each product, which you approve or answer from the panel.
Stock per product and variant, with counts to match what is on the shelves.
Where each item is when you keep stock in more than one place.
Orders to suppliers that feed the stock when they are received.
Stock is reserved when the order is created and deducted when it is paid; unpaid reservations are released automatically.
Different prices for professionals and wholesalers, by group.
Customers earn points with their purchases and redeem them.
Gift cards that are bought and redeemed in the shop.
Lists that a customer shares with friends so they can give what they actually want.
Management of the affiliates who recommend your shop.
Discount codes and automatic promotions.
Product feeds for Google Merchant, Meta and other comparison sites, kept up to date with your catalogue.
Email campaigns to your customers and the emails that go out by themselves, with templates you can edit in Spanish and English.
A fast search for your customers, with a fallback if the search service does not respond.
Redirects so you do not lose your Google rankings when you change an address.
Articles saved as drafts until you publish them.
The home page is put together from sections you reorder, with a draft and a preview before publishing.
Pages of your own, built with blocks or plain text, for campaigns or to tell people who you are.
The shop is served in Spanish and English, with emails in both languages.
An inbox with whatever customers write from the contact form.
Sales reports, with the chart of sales per day.
A change log with the person and the moment of each change.
You only see what you enable: what you do not use does not get in the way.
A button to improve the panel’s texts with artificial intelligence, enabled from the settings.
Five roles with permissions by function, two-step verification and the customer’s data-protection rights.
API keys and notifications to other systems (webhooks), both outgoing and incoming.