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Store Designs

6 Flexible Templates. Fully Customisable. Unlimited Possibilities.

Pick a template, then make it yours: rearrange your homepage in the store editor, apply a theme, choose from 18 colour schemes or set your own palette, pick from over 80 fonts for titles and text, and add your logo and store icon. Change every image, link and line of text, set your product page and buy button options, and add your own CSS and scripts. Every template below is a live store you can open, and you can preview any of them with your own store before you switch.

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Crystal

The All-Rounder

Open to every store

A clean, crisp and crystal clear template for the modern web.

Best for: Any niche. The calm, familiar design most stores run on today.

  • Your store name and headline over your own products on the homepage
  • Price and the first retailer button on the first phone screen of every product page
  • A choice of homepage layouts, and your custom CSS keeps working
See the live Crystal store (opens in a new tab)

Emporium

The Department Store

Open to every store

A browse-led storefront that opens on a store directory of your numbered departments instead of a banner. Prices on shelf tickets, a table for long lists, and search in the header.

Best for: Stores with many products across clear departments, such as appliances, gear and gadgets.

  • A directory board of numbered departments, each with a live product count
  • Every price on a shelf-edge ticket
  • A listing table for long departments, so a big range stays easy to scan
  • A product page with key facts and a buy box that stays in view
See the live Emporium store (opens in a new tab)

Bounty

The Offer Feed

Open to every store

A price feed sorted by how much is off. Scannable rows instead of cards, with the saving, the old price and the retailer on one line.

Best for: Deal-led niches, such as collectibles, gaming and gadgets, where a price drop is the reason to visit.

  • The biggest saving leads the homepage, as a number
  • Rows, not cards: title, old price, saving, retailer and when the price was checked, on one line
  • The saving in large type down the left of every row
  • Every saving comes from real merchant prices, not a made-up "was" price
See the live Bounty store (opens in a new tab)

Compass

The Buying Guide

Open to every store

A buying guide storefront. Guides open with a summary of their picks, product pages lead with the facts and the price, and it all sits on a paper page set in a newspaper serif.

Best for: Research-led niches, such as tech, gaming and outdoor, where visitors read before they buy.

  • Every guide opens with "Our picks" and their prices
  • A contents rail and numbered entries down each guide
  • A facts sheet on the product page, then the price and the retailer button
  • Pros and cons panels on articles written with them, hidden where an article has none
See the live Compass store (opens in a new tab)

Podium

The Curator

Open to every store

A curated picks storefront. Badged, ranked recommendations carrying your own commentary, for a store where your taste is the product.

Best for: One person's short list of picks, each with a reason, such as yoga, beauty, kitchen and gifts.

  • The homepage opens on you: your face, your name and "Chosen by"
  • Every pick is a signed note with a numbered seal and your reason
  • A product page that opens on the pick and why you chose it
  • A "Best Bet" badge on a pick whose price has just dropped
See the live Podium store (opens in a new tab)

Vista

The Look Book

Open to every store

A look-book storefront. Big editorial bands, few items at a time, each one on its own plate, for a store where the way things look is the reason people buy them.

Best for: Image-led niches, such as home, fashion accessories and design objects, with few products shown large.

  • Every product on its own plate: one shape across the store, on a tinted ground
  • Big editorial bands on the homepage instead of rows of thumbnails
  • A large picture first on the product page, then the price and the retailer button
See the live Vista store (opens in a new tab)

Themes for Crystal

5 ready-made looks for the Crystal template

A theme sets the homepage layout, colours and fonts on top of Crystal. Apply one from Design > Themes and your products, articles and text stay where they are. Each theme below is a live store you can open.

Trying a Design

Preview it first. Switch back any time.

  1. 1

    Preview with your own store

    Open any design from Design > Templates and see your own store in it, phone first, before anything changes.

  2. 2

    Switch, and your content comes too

    Your logo, headline, texts, links and affiliate disclosure move across with you. Products, categories and articles stay as they are.

  3. 3

    Switch back whenever you like

    Your old design keeps everything you set in it, so switching back puts your store exactly as it was.

Who can use which design

Every design is open to every store, on every plan.

Preview any of them with your own store's products before you switch, and switch back within 30 days if you change your mind.

Make any of them yours

  • Eighteen colour sets, each held to readable text contrast, or your own palette
  • Your own fonts for titles and text
  • Your own CSS and scripts, which our updates never touch

See your own products in these designs. Try it on your own niche, free for 7 days.