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Nine demo stores. Try them like a customer.
Each demo store shows a Shop tab set up for a different trade: a bakery, a wine estate, a florist, a brewery and more. The businesses are fictional. The basket, the time slots and the checkout work the way your customers would use them.
Open a demo store.
Every store has six products, its own colours and the pickup, delivery or shipping that suits the trade.
Maison Calvelle
A Lyon bakery taking weekend pre-orders and Christmas logs, with pickup slots so nobody waits in line.
Chocolats Aurenne
An Annecy chocolatier selling gift boxes, bars and an Advent calendar, collected in town or shipped across France.
La Cave Sorbel
A Nantes wine shop selling bottles, mixed cases and gift cards, collected in store, delivered in town or shipped.
Domaine de Brévaille
A Burgundy estate selling its wines and mixed cases direct from the cellar, plus cellar visits to give as gifts.
Fleurs Odalie
A Bordeaux florist with seasonal bouquets, a three-month bouquet subscription and same-day delivery in town.
Fromagerie Vasselin
A Rennes cheese shop taking orders for platters, raclette kits and gift boxes, ready for pickup or delivery.
Ferme du Haut-Clos
A Normandy family farm selling beef boxes, vegetables, eggs, cider and honey, with Friday pickup at the farm.
Atelier Ondine
A Ghent ceramics studio selling handmade tableware and candles, collected at the studio or shipped. Bancontact included.
Brasserie Corbelle
A craft brewery near Liège selling six-packs, a Christmas ale, gift boxes and kegs for events.
The businesses are invented. The way they sell is not: real products, realistic prices and the fulfilment that suits each trade.
Each demo is set up the way we would set up yours: in the shop's colours, next to its own menu. In a real shop, payments go through Stripe and every order arrives by email.
What every demo includes
Open any store and try it as a customer would. Here's what to look for.
The shop's own look
Its name, its colours and the menu of its existing site, with a Shop tab added. Customers stay in the shop's world from start to finish.
Six products, priced for the trade
Realistic products and 2026 prices for France and Belgium, with categories, seasonal tags and clear units like ‘serves 6’ or ‘75 cl’.
A basket that works
Add products, change quantities and watch the total update, exactly as a customer would on their phone.
Pickup, delivery or shipping
The options that fit the trade: pickup slots for bread, same-day delivery for flowers, shipping for chocolate, wine and ceramics.
A checkout that charges nothing
Choose a slot and press pay to see the confirmation. No card details are asked for and nothing is charged: it's a demo.
Are these real businesses?
No. All nine demo stores are fictional: the names, products, prices and addresses are invented to show how a Shop tab works for different trades. They are not our customers, and any resemblance to a real business is unintended.
Can my shop look like this?
Yes. Your Shop tab uses your colours, your products and your photos, and opens from the menu of the website you already have. We build it for you, you approve it, and we keep it up to date. See how it works.
Can I place a real order in a demo store?
No. You can add products, choose a slot and go through the checkout, but no card details are requested and no payment is taken. In a real shop, customers pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay (and Bancontact in Belgium) through Stripe, and the money goes to the merchant's own Stripe account.
What happens when a real customer orders?
The customer gets a confirmation, and the order arrives in your inbox with everything you need to prepare it: the products, the quantities, the pickup slot or delivery address and the amount paid.
My trade isn't here. Can I still have a Shop tab?
Very likely. If you sell products that customers collect, that you deliver locally or that you can post, a Shop tab usually fits. Tell us what you sell and we'll give you an honest answer.
How much does a shop like this cost?
No setup fee and no monthly fee. We take 2.5% of each order paid online, capped at €49 a month. Stripe's own card fee is separate (for standard European cards, 1.5% + €0.25 per payment). See pricing.
How long does it take to set up?
Typically a few working days once we have your product list, photos and prices. Phone photos are fine to start with: here's how to take good ones.
Like what you see? Let's build yours.
Tell us about your business and what you sell. We aim to reply within one working day with a preview plan for your Shop tab.