Shoppi is the till in your shops and the store on your own domain — one catalogue, one account, and payments landing in your own Stripe account. Your customers stay yours: you pay 0.4% + 1 cent per payment, not a cut of the sale.
Most multi-location setups run two systems: a point of sale in the shops, a webshop somewhere else, and a spreadsheet in between. The last red jumper sells twice — once at the counter, once online — and someone has to write the apology.
Shoppi puts both on the same catalogue. In each shop the till and the website read the same stock, so a sale at the counter shows online immediately, and the other way round.
The Shoppi POS app turns an Android phone into a card terminal with Tap to Pay. Prefer a dedicated reader? You buy it once, no rental and no leasing: the Stripe Reader M2, the WisePOS E and the Reader S700 are listed with the price for your country on shoppipos.com.
yourstore.com, not a profile page on someone else's marketplace. Standard HTML underneath, a REST API, and your data exportable the day you want it elsewhere.
Bring what you already sell — from WooCommerce, a product feed or a CSV. That import is included in every plan. Your sites share one inventory and one Stripe account; each shop keeps its own stock and its own orders, so you always know what is on which shelf.
Shoppi opens it in your name under Stripe Connect: one account for the websites you run, and one for each location that takes payments at the counter. Your sales land there and move to your bank on Stripe's automatic schedule.
They pay through your site, your till or a payment link: Stripe's fee, plus 0.4% + 1 cent per payment. Nothing else.
Someone finds you in the marketplace feed or in search: 10% of that sale, all in. The 0.4% + 1 cent is already inside the 10%, not added on top.
Per location, VAT excluded, no contract. On a sale the marketplace brought you, 10% goes to Shoppi, then Stripe's card fee, and everything else lands in your Stripe account. On a sale of your own, only Stripe's fee and the 0.4%.
A till in each shop, the store on your own domain, one catalogue behind all five. Each touchpoint carries its own plan, so you can switch on one shop, see it work, and add the rest.
The pop-ups run on the same account and the same stock, and you switch them off when the season ends. Nobody asks you to sign for a year.
A QR menu per venue on its own address, the till at the counter, one account that sees all of them.
One Business account manages every location and every site. Your websites share one inventory; each shop keeps its own stock and its own orders, so you always know what is on which shelf.
There is no direct Shopify connection — we would rather say it here than let you discover it after signing. So here is the honest sequence, because the alternative would be asking you to move a site that is paying the bills on day one. Start with the till in one shop: it is a separate touchpoint, and nothing you sell online has to move. For that first month you are deliberately running two systems — the split this page opened with — which is why it is a trial and not the destination. When the till has earned its place, the catalogue import brings the site over and the split closes: WooCommerce, a product feed or a CSV, included in every plan. Continuous automatic sync with another platform is a paid add-on.
And when you want to leave: standard HTML, a REST API, your data exported. Nothing is written in a template language that only runs here.
Your sales land in a Stripe account opened in your name under Stripe Connect, and move to your bank on Stripe's schedule. If you leave, the account and the customers are already yours.
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Write to [email protected] with multi-location in the subject and you get a written answer within one business day, from a person who can see your account. Not a ticket that closes itself.
Only when Shoppi brings you the sale, that is when the customer finds you in the marketplace feed or in search. Your own customers, through your site, your till or a payment link, never trigger it.
Into your own Stripe account, then to your bank on Stripe's automatic schedule. The 10% is withheld automatically, and only on the sales Shoppi brought you.
Yes. One Business account manages multiple shops and sites. Your sites are connected to the same inventory and the same Stripe account; each shop keeps its own stock and its own orders.
No, there is no direct connection, and a CSV is a snapshot, not a live link. The route that works is staged: the till first, in one shop, while your current site keeps selling; then the catalogue import when you decide to bring the site over. Running both at once is a deliberate trial month, not the end state.
An Android phone is enough, with Tap to Pay. A dedicated reader is optional and bought once, never rented: prices for your country are on shoppipos.com. Tap to Pay is not available on iPhone.
No contract. You cancel when you want, per location.
Switch on one shop. If the till and the website agree about stock for a month, add the others.