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No. Never a percentage, never a fee per order. You pay for the shop and keep every sale.

Cash on delivery, bank transfer, or your own way to pay - PayPal, Revolut, cash at a market stall, anything you add yourself, with your own instructions shown at checkout and in the confirmation e-mail. The transfer details go on the order page and in the confirmation e-mail; a euro shop's bank transfer also shows a payment QR code there, so a banking app fills in the transfer by itself. Each one can carry a fee or a discount, shown next to that choice before a shopper picks it. A gift card you have issued can pay part or all of an order too, whatever is left settled the usual way.

The free plan holds 25 products and every feature, for good. Up to 1,500 products: €9 a month, or €49 a year with the launch deal. Up to 3,000 products: €26.90 a month, or €149 a year with the launch deal. Prices are without VAT.

Nothing you already have is hidden or deleted. Only the next one waits until you choose a paid plan.

Paying yearly costs less than half of paying monthly, and whoever takes the launch deal keeps that price for as long as they stay subscribed.

Yes. Northlight is a full working shop at demo.storefront.ninja - browse it, search it, put things in the basket, and go all the way through checkout. You can also look around its admin - everything there is real, but nothing can be changed. Nothing you do in either place is ever actually ordered or saved, and no sign-up is needed to look.

Press Cancel on your shop's Plan page. Your shop keeps selling on its plan until the end of the period you have already paid for, then it goes back to the free plan: nothing is deleted or hidden, it keeps selling, and only new products past the free plan's line wait.

Close it yourself at any time from Settings - it stops selling at once, and your admin shows a Reopen button that puts everything back exactly as it was, for 30 days. Download everything first if you want a copy: after those 30 days, your products, orders, customers and pages are deleted for good and cannot be brought back.

Yes, until it ships: change quantities, add or remove a product, fix the address or the delivery method, all from the order page. The totals, the VAT and the stock update to match, and the shopper gets an e-mail saying what changed. Once it is paid by card, sent or cancelled, it can no longer be edited - refund or cancel it instead.

Yes. Each size and colour can have its own price, stock and photo, and colours show as swatches on the product page.

Yes. Pick up to 8 of your own products to show under each one, in whichever order you like - shoppers see them as "You may also like" on the product page. Add fewer than four and the rest fill in by themselves, from the same category, with anything sold out last.

Yes. Once an order is marked sent, the buyer can rate and review what they bought, straight from their own order page - no account needed. You approve or hide each one before it shows, and every review came from somebody who actually bought the thing. Once approved, it shows as stars on the product card, lets shoppers sort by rating, and shows up in Google's own search results too. One switch in Settings turns the whole thing off if you would rather not have it.

No. Every purchase works as a guest, start to finish. If a shopper wants to come back and see what they bought, they can sign in with their e-mail: we send a one-time link, good for 15 minutes, and there is no password to set or forget. Once in, they see every order placed with that address at your shop, each linking to its own order page.

Yes, once they are signed in. A heart on any product saves it to their own wishlist, which they can open any time from the header. A shopper who is not signed in yet is sent to the sign-in link first, and the item is waiting once they use it. A product you take down drops off the list by itself. They can share the list by its own private link, which never shows their name or e-mail, and ask to be e-mailed when a sold-out item is back.

Name your methods, choose the countries each one serves, and price each one - a flat rate, with an amount above which it is free if you like, or tiers by order value or by weight - plus how many business days delivery usually takes. Mark a method as pickup and checkout skips the delivery address: the buyer collects from you in person and pays there. With no method at all, shoppers collect in person and pay on collection.

Yes. Upload a PDF, a ZIP, an MP3 - anything up to 90 MB - and the product sells as a download instead of a shipped item. A shopper pays by bank transfer or your own way to pay - never cash on delivery, since nothing is sent anywhere - and ticks a box giving up their 14-day right to cancel, since they can start downloading right away. The moment it is paid, a private link goes out by e-mail, good for 5 downloads over 30 days; you can send it again at any time from the order page.

Yes. Settings has a "Delete test orders" button that wipes every order in one go and gives the stock back - meant for exactly this, before your first real sale.

Any of 42. Your shop's buttons, checkout and e-mails already speak all of them. You write each product in the languages you sell in and choose which one your shop opens in; every other language has its own address, so search engines index each one you wrote. Where you have not written a product in a language yet, that page shows it in your shop's own language.

Search engines can find it from its first product on: every shop has a sitemap, each language has its own address, and a link shared in a chat shows your shop's picture.

Yes. Your products, your photos and your orders. The order list and your whole product catalogue both export to CSV whenever you want them, and if you are moving from Shopify or WooCommerce you can bring your catalogue in from their own CSV or Excel export the same way. Settings also has a "Download everything" button that builds one ZIP of every spreadsheet your shop holds - products, orders, customers, coupons, categories, collections and pages - plus every product photo.

Yes. Invite anyone by e-mail from your admin's Team page - they sign in with their own mixtape account, no password of yours to hand over, and you can remove them whenever you like.

No. Everything is a form in the admin, and there is nothing to install or host.

Yes. A business that gives a valid EU VAT number is checked with the European Commission’s VIES service when it orders. From another EU country it buys without VAT, and a buyer in your own country pays your VAT. A shop registered for the EU One-Stop Shop charges every other EU buyer that country’s own standard rate.