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The merch operating system.

Launch gifting, company, and creator stores without rebuilding the operation each time. Run every merch moment from one place.

  • No revenue share
  • Launch in minutes
  • Built for many stores
Guided Stripe checkoutCarts & product variantsLive inventoryOrder approvalsPay by invoicePurchase limitsAccess-code entryCoupons & discountsSubscriptionsDonationsGift claim flowsCustom roles & permissions2FA & session controlsTamper-evident audit trailsEncrypted backupsBulk CSV import & exportDeveloper APISigned webhooksBranded order emailsCMS pages & blogHero slides & media libraryLight & dark themesTax & shipping rulesYour own subdomain

Choose the store. Keep the backbone.

Different merch moments need different storefronts. Pick the experience that fits now, then manage it on the same platform as everything that comes next.

How many tools should it take to run one merch program?

The stitched-together version — a storefront plugin here, a form builder there, a spreadsheet for access, an email tool on the side — is cumbersome to manage and insecure by nature: every plugin is another vendor wired into your checkout. And the seams always show up front, on the store your customers actually see.

One.Storefront, content, access, approvals, orders, and reporting belong in the same place.

Built for everyone who gets handed a merch problem.

The same platform flexes from a one-day gifting drop to a multi-store corporate program.

Corporate programs

Company shops, team budgets, employee allowances, purchase approvals, and procurement controls.

Gifting drops

Fast, code-gated claim experiences for onboarding, events, client gifts, and campaigns.

Creators and brands

A real catalog, real checkout, and real operations without giving away a slice of every sale.

Agencies and merch teams

Many clients, stores, roles, and programs organized inside one account.

The store is only the front door.

It really is as simple as it reads: pick the store, brand it, set the rules, and let orders move. One unified system carries the whole thing — the storefront your shoppers see and the admin your team runs share the same platform, so nothing falls between them.

And when the program outgrows the box, it doesn't leave the box: every store ships with a built-in developer API and signed webhooks for wiring your own systems and services straight in.

1

Choose the right store

Start with a quick gifting flow, a complete storefront, or a program that spans several stores.

2

Make it unmistakably yours

Bring your logo, colors, content, catalog, and domain into one polished customer experience.

3

Set the rules once

Keep budgets, purchase limits, approvals, roles, and access in the platform instead of a side spreadsheet.

4

Keep every order connected

Orders, emails, inventory, fulfillment status, and exports share one dependable backbone.

We charge for the platform, not your momentum.

Start with a flat monthly baseline per store. Add advanced capabilities when the program needs them. Keep every dollar you sell.

No percentage of sales. No success tax.

Predictable store pricing

Know the baseline before the first order lands.

Modules when they matter

Turn on deeper controls without paying for a bloated default stack.

Your sales stay yours

Merchie never takes a percentage from your storefront revenue.

Built to pass your security review.

Tenant isolation by design

Each store is scoped at the data layer, with access that fails closed.

Serious identity controls

Role-based access, 2FA, session policies, and step-up checks protect the work behind the store.

Evidence when reviewers ask

Audit trails, encrypted backups, PII lifecycle controls, and a documented security program are built into the platform.

Reliable commerce rails

Inventory, payments, taxes, orders, and fulfillment status stay connected through the full lifecycle.

SOC 2 readiness is in progress with continuously monitored controls. Ask us for the current status.

Bring us the merch brief. We’ll help you pick the right store.

Tell us what you are launching, who it is for, and what needs to happen behind the scenes.