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E-commerce

Launch-ready storefronts, checkout, and fulfillment systems — headless or fully hosted, ready to launch under your brand.

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Industry insights

The e-commerce software market, in brief

The gap between a hosted platform's plugin ceiling and a fully custom storefront used to leave founders stuck in the middle. Headless, API-first storefronts have closed that gap — buyers now get the flexibility of a custom build without the months of infrastructure work.

Market size

$8.9T

Global e-commerce sales, 2026

Fastest-growing segment

Headless commerce

API-first storefronts outgrowing hosted platforms

Median price

$27,400

Across all e-commerce listings

Latest trends

  • Headless architectures are now the default expectation for mid-market and above.
  • Built-in fulfillment automation is a growing differentiator between listings.
  • Buyers increasingly expect native support for multiple payment processors, not just one.

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Buying guide

How to evaluate e-commerce software before buying

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Decide headless vs. hosted upfront

Headless gives more control but needs more engineering; hosted is faster to launch but caps customization.

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Check payment gateway coverage

Confirm native support for the specific processors your business already uses or plans to use.

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Assess fulfillment depth, not just inventory counts

Basic stock tracking is common; multi-warehouse and pick-pack automation is where listings really differ.

Platform Price Architecture Multi-warehouse
Cartway$31,200HeadlessNo
Shelfly$22,800HostedYes
Checkoutly$18,900HeadlessNo
FAQ

Common questions

Can I connect an e-commerce listing to my existing payment processor?

Yes, listings ship with common payment gateway integrations, and the underlying source can be extended to add others.

Are these storefronts headless or fully hosted?

Coverage varies by listing — some are headless/API-first, others are fully hosted storefronts. Check the architecture section of each listing.

Do listings include fulfillment and inventory management?

Most listings include basic inventory tracking; deeper fulfillment automation varies and is documented per product.