Everything ShopKit does, in the order your shop does it.

Sizes, colours and packs, each with its own SKU, price and stock count.

CSV in, catalogue out. Auto-detects exports from the big platforms and splits pack pricing down to a per-unit price.

One reusable library, drag to reorder, and alt text kept for search engines.

Sources images and writes descriptions from your supplier or the web, so a 400-line import doesn't mean 400 nights of typing.

Group the range the way your customers shop it, not the way your supplier ships it.

Brand pages with logos, and shop-by-brand navigation.

Cost prices and supplier links behind each product, so margin is visible where you make buying decisions.

Drag the range into the order you want customers to meet it.

Colours, logo and hero imagery. It looks like your shop, not like a platform's template.

About, policies, landing pages — written in your admin, rendered in your theme.

Point a domain you already own at your store, with the security certificate issued and renewed for you.

Fast on a phone in a carpark, and readable by Google from the first page load rather than after a script runs.

Add to cart without losing the page they were reading.

“Buy 6 for $50” as a rule the checkout understands, instead of a spreadsheet you maintain.

Percentage, fixed amount or free shipping, with usage limits and expiry dates.

Hundreds of unique single-use codes at once, for a mail-out or a market stall.

Sold online, redeemed at checkout, balance tracked to the cent.

“Sale starts Friday 9am” — set it now, and it appears and disappears on time in your own timezone.

With a verified-purchase badge, because an unverified review persuades nobody.

Public questions answered once, on the product page, instead of the same email nine times.

Customers ask to be told; they get told; the sale doesn't walk.

Signed-in customers save items for later — and you can see what's being saved.

For made-to-order or bulk enquiries: a proper quote, optionally with a deposit taken up front.

“You're $12 away from free shipping” — the most reliable basket-size nudge there is.

Your account, your payouts, your customer data. We never touch the money and never take a percentage of it.

They transfer to your account quoting the order number. Stock is held for 7 days, then released automatically if the money never lands.

Nothing paid online. They order, you pack, they pay at the counter — and the sale records the moment you mark it collected.

Run a transfer-and-cash shop if that suits you. ShopKit won't let you leave yourself with no way to be paid.

Approved trade accounts order now and pay in 30 days, with the invoice and the ageing handled for you.

A per-customer balance that redeems at checkout — refunds, goodwill, or a loyalty scheme.

Tax-inclusive retail and tax-exclusive trade pricing from one catalogue, with BAS-ready totals at the end of it.

One list, searchable by number, email, name or tracking, with every status change logged.

Quoted at checkout from real parcel dimensions, so postage stops eating the margin quietly.

Order online, pick up in store. Your first location is included on every plan.

A customer self-serve portal, so a return is a form they fill in rather than a call you take.

Confirmation, dispatch with tracking, ready-to-collect — sent without you writing them.

Three reminders at 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days, once each, only to customers who opted in.

A newsletter list that fills itself from checkout, with campaigns sent from your own domain.

Your brand colour through every transactional email, not ours.

Real traffic and conversion numbers with no cookie banner, because nothing is stored on the visitor.

Sitemaps, structured data carrying live prices and stock, and per-product meta — generated, not bolted on.

What sold, to whom, and at what margin — on every plan.

Inventory snapshots and movements, refunds, and sales by category.

The quarterly number your accountant asks for, on every plan including Starter.

A B2B side to the same shop: trade customers sign in and see their prices, not retail's.

Trade applicants are checked against the ABN checksum and the national register before you approve them.

One catalogue, two price lists. Change a retail price without touching trade.

Who owes what, and for how long — not yet due, 30, 60, 90.

A chain of shops on one catalogue, each with its own page, opening hours and pickup counter.

Give a store manager a login that edits their own store's page and nothing else.

Counted as active logins, so you can retire one staff member and add another without changing plan.

Every staff action recorded: who changed what, and when.

Your database and media backed up every day to two separate off-site providers.

A full export of everything you own, whenever you ask, in standard formats. No exit fee, and no hostage-taking.

Programmatic access to orders and catalogue with a bearer token, for the systems you already run.

Push paid orders into Xero or MYOB as invoices, contacts and payments.

The deeper Xero link beyond pushing orders across.

Your logo and domain across the admin, with no ShopKit attribution anywhere in it.

A contracted response time, and a public status page you can point customers at.

Shippit, EDI, an ERP — built to order on Premium, quoted before anything starts.