Storefronts

Six storefronts you can open right now.

Four you build by dragging blocks around, two that hand you the React source. All six are running as real shops you can open and click through.

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The Pulse demo store: a very large blue and white headline over a featured product rowThe Default demo store: a dark storefront with the shop name, counters and a product gridThe Clean Minimal demo store: a centred hero with a search field, counters and a catalogue belowThe Classic demo store in light mode: a header card with sold, buyer and rating counts over a two-column product gridThe Nova demo store: a dark React storefront with a pill navigation bar and a large two-tone headlineThe Clean Minimal (Code) demo store: a dark storefront with a centred headline, a search field and a catalogue
1.4sstorefront load on mobileDefault theme, Lighthouse LCP, 4G throttled, median of 3measured 9 August 2026Read the benchmark

Two lanes

Blocks or your own React, both edited on the page.

Drag blocks into a page, or start from a React project you own. Either way you edit with your store on screen beside the settings, and after that it is the same delivery, the same catalogue and the same checkout.

The storefront builder: a section list on the left, the live page in the middle with a Why Choose Us section selected, and that section’s title, subtitle and feature cards open in the inspector on the right

Easy

Drag the blocks together.

Sixteen kinds of section, arranged in the browser. Click a block on the page and its settings open beside it. Shoppex sends the page out finished, so it arrives ready to read instead of being drawn in your buyer’s phone first, and it pulls the next page down before they tap it.

Four that read your own shop

  • License Delivery Timeline
  • Discord Role Claim
  • Vouches Feed
  • Stock / Drop Countdown
The code storefront editor on its Code tab, with Design and AI tabs beside it: a file tree of a React project on the left and its App.tsx open in the editor

Advanced

Or start from React and edit on the preview.

Start a storefront from Nova or Clean Minimal (Code) and it is a React project you own. It opens on a preview of your store: click a part of it and that part’s text, colours and lists open beside it. The files are one tab over, here or on your own machine. Shoppex builds it once and serves exactly those files, so nothing gets rebuilt while a buyer is waiting.

Or from your terminal

$ shoppex storefront pull

$ shoppex storefront push

$ shoppex storefront deploy

Both load from nearby

A copy of your store waits close to your buyers either way.

Same shop underneath

Catalogue, cart and checkout come from the same place on both.

Search and analytics come along

Page titles, rich search results, your analytics and the rules that keep other people’s scripts out get added to both.

Switch back any time

It is a setting on the storefront, not a rebuild.

Domains

An address on day one, your own when you want it.

Install a storefront and it is live on a free myshoppex.io host from the first minute. Point your own domain at it whenever you are ready: that is included on the free plan, no upgrade and no extra charge, and the storefront, the catalogue and the orders carry over untouched. Free runs up to three shops, each with its own storefront and its own domain.

The domains screen: a primary Shoppex host with active status and SSL managed by Shoppex, and a panel for connecting a custom domain
Your own domain, on the free plan
Connecting it costs nothing extra, on any plan. This is not an upsell.
Live before you own a domain
A myshoppex.io address is active from the first minute.
Certificates handled
Shoppex issues and renews them. Nothing expires at 3am.

Start on a theme. Move to code when you want.

Either way your store sits close to your buyers, on the same catalogue and the same checkout. Switching is a setting on the storefront, not a migration.

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