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SKUs and stock that hold up, shipping priced by weight, VAT per destination, and card payments into your own account.

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An electronics shop listing devices with prices, specifications and an Add to cart button

Selling electronics is a stock and tax problem before it is a design problem. Every capacity and colour needs its own SKU and its own count, postage on a laptop is not postage on a cable, and a business customer in another country expects the VAT to be right. All of that is settings here rather than plugins, and the catalogue goes in as a spreadsheet.

Building your site, pages and blog are free forever. Electronics store website builder is not - it needs Starter ($14.99/mo). The 14-day free trial covers it, and starting the trial needs a card. That tier covers 100 products and carries a 2% platform fee per sale (1% from Growth Business up); a range with a variant per capacity reaches that quickly, so most stores here are on Growth Business.

Before you start the trial

  • Nothing is charged today. Cancel any time before day 15 and you are not charged at all - the account moves to the Free plan and your site and its data stay.
  • Taking payment runs through your own Stripe account. Connecting it is a separate identity check with Stripe that can take a few days, so start it on day one if you want to take a real payment inside the trial.
  • The trial runs on Starter only. Moving up a plan part-way through ends the trial and starts the paid subscription, so if you already know you need the bigger tier, start there instead.
  • One trial per account.

What it replaces

  • A monthly store platform
  • A separate website
  • A payment setup
  • Per-transaction app fees
  • A stock count that disagrees with the shelf
  • VAT worked out per destination by hand
  • Cancellations handled over email

A SKU per variant, not per product

Capacity, colour and finish generate every combination, and each carries its own SKU, price, stock count and photograph - so what you pick from the shelf is what the site sold.

Stock, backorder and low-stock warnings

Count stock per combination, get warned at a threshold you set, and decide per product whether a sold-out line takes backorders or goes unavailable.

Shipping priced by weight

Weight brackets per shipping method, per destination zone, with a free-shipping threshold. A cable and a monitor stop costing the same to send.

VAT per destination

Tax rates grouped by country with per-tax-class overrides, and tax-inclusive pricing if you display prices with VAT included rather than adding it at checkout.

B2B reverse charge

Collect a VAT number at checkout and zero the tax for a valid cross-border business order. The number is format-checked rather than verified against a registry, so keep your own records.

Cancellations and returns

Buyers raise a return or a cancellation against a specific item from their own account, with a quantity and a reason, and you approve or refuse each one with a note.

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How it works

Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.

1

Load the catalogue

Import products with their SKUs, prices, categories and stock - up to 500 rows at a time, with a warning on any SKU you already have.

2

Set tax and shipping properly

Rates per destination, tax-inclusive pricing if you show prices with VAT, and shipping priced by weight for anything that is not a cable.

3

Connect Stripe and publish

Card payments settle into your own Stripe account, orders arrive in one dashboard, and stock comes down per variant as it sells.

Templates to start from

Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Add capacity and colour as options on one product and every combination is generated, each with its own SKU, price, stock count and image. The shared description is written once.

Yes, from a spreadsheet, up to 500 products per import, with prices, categories and stock. Duplicate SKUs are flagged against what you already have before anything is created.

Set rates grouped by country, with overrides per tax class for anything rated differently. A store with no zones falls back to one flat rate for every destination. Prices can be entered tax-inclusive, in which case the tax is extracted rather than added at checkout.

Yes. Turn it on and collect a VAT number at checkout, and a valid cross-border business order is zero-rated. Be aware that the number is checked for a valid format, not validated against VIES, so the responsibility for the record is still yours.

Yes. Each product carries a weight, and a shipping method can price itself in brackets. Combine that with zones so a domestic order and an international one are quoted separately, and with a free-shipping threshold if you use one.

They cannot check out. Shipping is resolved from the zones you defined, and a destination covered by none of them - with no rest-of-world zone - has no option, so the order is refused rather than accepted and then cancelled.

Allow backorders on that product and it stays orderable at zero stock. Leave it off and it goes unavailable when the count runs out.

Refund from the order in your dashboard. A returned item can be restocked so the count goes back up, which is what keeps the shelf and the site agreeing after a return.

More on electronics stores

Practical guides from the Webkio blog.

Discount Codes That Do Not Lose You Money A code with no floor, no ceiling and no end date is a standing offer. The four settings that turn a discount into a campaign, and the maths behind the number you pick.
Why People Abandon Checkouts, and How to Win Some Back Someone reached your checkout and stopped. That is the closest anyone gets to buying without buying. Here is why it happens, what to fix first, and how a reminder email earns some of them back.
Returns and Reviews: The Two Pages That Decide Whether Someone Buys Twice Most shops treat returns as a cost and reviews as decoration. Both are doing something more useful: telling a first-time buyer whether it is safe to order from a shop they have never heard of.
Ways to Get Paid on Your Website Cards are not the only way to take money online, and for some businesses they are not the first one. Four methods, what each costs you, and which suits an order, a booking or a hire.

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