Don't take our word for it. Go shopping.
Four EzyCore storefronts are open to the public right now — a grocer, a fashion label, an electronics shop and a pharmacy. Different trades, different looks, different web addresses. Search them, fill a basket, take one to checkout. Every one of them is the storefront included in every plan, with nothing added.
These four shops are ours, built to be shown. The catalogs are sample data and the orders don't go anywhere — but the software is exactly what you get.
Bazar Fresh
A neighbourhood grocer laid out for repeat baskets — a standing category rail, a same-day delivery cut-off in the top bar, and a running offer on the shelf.
Noor Collection
The same platform in a completely different register — serif type, a cream and deep-red palette, and a full-bleed hero doing the work a fashion shop needs it to do.
TechHub BD
Nine categories with drop-down menus, a phone number and order tracking in the top bar, and a language and dark-mode switch beside them — a catalog shop that has to be navigable.
Sheba Pharmacy
A teal pharmacy front with a rotating hero, built on the same expiry and batch tracking the counter side uses — the case where knowing what is actually on the shelf is the product.
Four things worth doing before you close the tab
A ten-second look tells you the theme is nice. These tell you whether the thing works.
Four storefronts, each with its own workspace
Each store has its own isolated EzyCore workspace for products, online orders, customers, and couriers. Growth adds stock management to that workspace, while Business also connects counter sales.
- Growth keeps storefront orders and managed stock together
- Online orders arrive in the same order list as everything else
- Theme, colours, logo and home page set from the admin — no developer
- A free EzyCore subdomain like these four, or connect a domain you own
Your shop could be the fifth one
Start a 15-day free trial — no card required — and publish your own store when it looks right.