Omnichannel · Social commerce · MembershipCustomers might find you on Instagram, order during a livestream and pick up in store. Based on your target markets, Shopline plan and accounts, we work out how to connect your website, social, livestream and retail channels.
One stock count for the website, one for social, one for live, another for the store.
Customers see one brand.
You should run one store.
Your website is your brand’s home: visuals, product pages and member sign-up all live here, and traffic from every other channel ends up back here.
Products sync to social shops and posts, so fans can tap and buy without you listing anything twice.
Products, prices and stock in your livestream stay in sync with your store, and orders placed from comments flow straight into fulfillment.
We connect the messaging apps popular in each target market. Your team sends a link and the customer checks out right there.
Brands with physical stores share products and members online and offline. We set up stock sync rules and test how updates flow across channels.
Membership tiers, points and exclusive offers are Shopline strengths. We help you design tier rules and perks that give past customers a reason to return.
New storeExample: brand website + two social channels. Your exact timeline is confirmed in the proposal.
Omnichannel is Shopline’s strength, but not every channel is available in every market or on every plan. We confirm each one during the proposal stage, then write the channels we can connect into the scope.
Some social shops, livestream, chat ordering and payment options are only available in certain countries or regions.
Channels, membership and POS features vary by plan; what you get depends on the edition you subscribe to.
Social shops, messaging apps and in-store POS devices need your account authorization or a separate sign-up.
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Both are SaaS ecommerce platforms. Shopline stands out for omnichannel and social commerce, such as social shops, live selling, chat orders and retail stores; Shopify has the larger app ecosystem. We compare them against your channel needs, apps, payment options, upkeep and cost.
No. We first look at where your fans and sales mostly come from, connect the one or two channels that matter most, and add others once those are running smoothly.
During the build we set up the products, prices and stock rules for your livestreams and test the ordering flow. Your team handles planning and hosting the streams; we can advise on the process.
Mainly the platform plan, some paid features or apps, and payment processing fees. Shopline’s official website has current pricing; our proposal lists estimated costs based on your needs.
Yes. Products, customers, orders and blog posts can usually be migrated. We also set up redirects from old URLs and redeploy your ad pixels to minimize the impact on rankings and ads.
You decide the rules. We recommend a setup based on your average order value and repeat purchase cycle, then configure and test it in the admin.
Yes. Page sections can be rearranged freely in the admin, and adding products, changing prices or setting up promotions takes no code. At handover we provide admin training and guides so your team can handle the agreed day-to-day upkeep.
