Online Store
Independent online shop at the packing table: a parcel being taped with a shipping label of dispatch, delivery and returns, the real seeded products, six people and plastic-free packing.
Conversion-focused templates for e-commerce, boutiques and retail.
Independent online shop at the packing table: a parcel being taped with a shipping label of dispatch, delivery and returns, the real seeded products, six people and plastic-free packing.
Clothing boutique as a lookbook: numbered looks from the rails, the real seeded pieces, a fitting room of three promises, new in on Thursdays.
Used-car forecourt: the lot full-bleed with a windscreen sticker of what every car gets, stock cards priced on yellow stickers, the checks, finance and part exchange on paper.
Florist: a bouquet framed in a kraft-paper wrap with a gift tag, the real seeded bouquets, what is in season as ribbon-tied stems, same-day delivery by six.
Electronics shop as a datasheet: a dark still life with a spec sheet of how buying here works, the real seeded products, three rooms to try things in.
A maker's shop: the potter at the wheel, the real seeded pieces, five stages from clay to kiln with maker's stamps, what to expect when it arrives, commissions.
Farm shop: the barn sign beside the headline, the real seeded produce, a chalkboard of what is in this week, how the veg box works, the farm in photographs.
Goldsmith: hands at the bench with a gold-ringed loupe over a ring, the real seeded pieces, four bench stages, a consultation booking, recycled gold.
Phone shop with a perforated repair ticket of prices beside a cracked screen, the real seeded phones, then repairs, refurbished and trade-ins as three photo panels.
Computer shop on a circuit-board band: a glass-panel tower with a build sheet and total, the real seeded products, build, repair and office support priced per device.
Neighbourhood grocer and deli: a shop-front hero with shelf-edge price tags, the real seeded aisles, how the weekly shop works, the miles on every label.
Homeware and gifts with museum-style object keys: numbered markers on the shelf, the real seeded products, wrapped and posted, a gift-choosing service.
Editorial fashion storefront: full-bleed imagery, restrained type, product-first.
These are storefront templates in the literal sense: each one ships with a working online shop - product grid, product pages, cart and Stripe checkout - already provisioned with demo products you replace with your own. You are not "adding e-commerce later"; the store is live from the first publish.
The collection covers fashion boutiques, electronics, handmade goods, jewelry, groceries, florists and more. Product categories, featured collections, sale badges and a persistent cart follow the merchandising patterns shoppers already know, so nothing about your store needs explaining.
Inventory, orders, customers and discounts are managed from the same dashboard you edit the site with. Start free, sell physical, digital or service products, and scale into coupons, reviews and abandoned-cart recovery as you grow.
Yes - every online shop template is free to start with. You can build and customize your site at no cost, and upgrade only if you need more projects, a custom domain or extra features.
Absolutely. Every section, color, font, image and word is editable in the drag-and-drop builder - start from a template and make it your own.
No. The builder is fully visual, so you can launch a professional site without writing a single line of code.