StoreSell online
Sell online
day one.
Launch a small catalog, take payment, and turn every order into a customer record.
$20/month · cancel anytime · your data stays yours
Do the math
Retire the line items.
What this replaces
Shopify Basic · online store$29
Square Plus · online ordering$49
Big Cartel Platinum · small shop$15
A Fiverr store-setup gig · labor$150+
$93/mo + setup gigs
Typical published prices — billing terms vary and payment processing fees are separate with any store.
One Pexxie
$20/mo
Catalog, checkout, customer record, order, and books all point to the same sale.
- Small catalog live on your site
- Orders become customer history
- Paid orders write to Books without re-entry
End to end
The whole loop, start to finish.
1Store
Add the item
Name, price, photo, options, tax, and pickup or shipping rules live on the catalog item.
2Website
Publish the catalog
Items appear on your site with checkout ready, so people can buy without a separate store build.
3Orders
Customer places an order
Payment, customer info, item details, and fulfillment notes land on one order.
4Pex
Pex confirms the next step
Pickup, delivery, or shipping messages are drafted from the order details.
5Customers
Fulfill the order
Mark picked up, delivered, shipped, or canceled, and keep the customer record current.
6Accounting
Books update
The paid order writes revenue, fees, taxes, and customer history without a manual copy job.
The magic
One action. Lands everywhere.
Order paid → customer rememberedThe buyer becomes a customer with order history, not a line trapped in a store admin.
Sale → BooksRevenue, fees, and tax details land in the ledger from the same paid order.
Store item → invoice lineA catalog item can be sold online or used later on a quote or invoice.
Where Pex runs it
Propose. Approve. Executed.
Drafts catalog copy
Pex can turn item notes into a listing you approve before publishing.
Watches orders
New orders, late pickups, and canceled orders get surfaced with the next action.
Closes the sale loop
After payment, Pex ties the order to the customer, receipt, and books.
Thin v1 is for a small catalog. High-SKU inventory, marketplace sync, and advanced shipping rules are outside v1.
Card processing fees still exist. The $20 subscription does not make payment networks free.