Online Storefront: Your Own Shop Website
AooCommerce's online storefront is your own shop website, with a cart where customers can order on their own. Products come from the same system as your other channels (stock is deducted for you (from Merchant)), incoming orders join your chat and marketplace orders, and you can set up SEO so your shop can be found on Google.
Free on every plan



What Online Storefront can do
- Your own shop website with a cart, where customers order on their own
- Products come from the same system, and stock is deducted for you when they sell (from Merchant)
- Storefront orders land in the same system as your other channels
- SEO settings so you can be found on Google
How to get started
- 1
Open your storefront
Turn on the storefront from inside the system
- 2
Choose products to sell
Use the products already in the system, no need to create new ones
- 3
Customers order on their own
Customers add items to the cart and check out themselves
- 4
Orders go into one system
Storefront orders are managed together with your other channels
Which plans include it
Price per month, per company
Novice
Free
Included
Merchant
฿590
Included
Blacksmith
฿990
Included
Whitesmith
฿1,990
Included
Frequently asked questions
Is Online Storefront free? How much does it cost?+
It's included in every plan, including the Novice plan, which costs nothing. No credit card needed to sign up.
Do I need to list my products again?+
No. The storefront uses the same products as the system and deducts central stock when orders come in (from Merchant)
Where do storefront orders go?+
Into the same order list as chat and marketplace orders
Can my storefront be found on Google?+
You can configure the storefront's SEO settings so Google can index your shop and products
Works well with
Inventory Management
Sell anywhere and stock is deducted across every channel. No more overselling.
Order Management
Orders from every marketplace come in automatically. Print a whole day's shipping labels in one go.
In-Store POS
Your physical store and online channels share one stock pool, so there's nothing to count twice.