How many stores does Shopify Plus include?

Plus includes 9 expansion stores. Each live expansion store needs a theme license, so budget for that along with any per-store app fees.

Does Shopify sync inventory between stores by itself?

Treat each store as separate unless you have confirmed otherwise for your setup. Most multi-store operations rely on an ERP, an app or a custom service to keep stock in step.

Do we need Plus to run several stores?

Not always. You can run separate stores on separate plans, but you lose the included expansion stores and pay for each plan. The right answer depends on how many stores you need and how closely they work together.

Should each brand have its own store?

Usually, yes, if the brands have different catalogs and customers. Regions of the same brand often fit better inside one store with Shopify Markets.

Multi-Store Management

Shopify Multi Store Management Without the Double Entry

Running several Shopify stores means separate products, customers and apps unless you put something in place to keep them aligned. We help you decide how many stores you really need, then set up the sync so your team is not updating the same record twice.

One store or many, decided first
Inventory sync with one source of truth
Plus includes 9 expansion stores

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What Goes Wrong With Several Stores

Overselling Shared Stock

When two stores sell from one warehouse and do not talk, the last unit gets sold twice. We set one system as the stock owner and push counts out from there.

Product Edits Done by Hand

A price change across five stores is five chances for a mistake. We set up a master source so each change happens once.

More Stores Than You Need

Separate stores for each country is a habit from before Shopify Markets. Every extra store adds apps, themes and upkeep, so it needs a real reason to exist.

What the Setup Includes

Review of one store versus several
Expansion store setup on Plus
Inventory sync design across stores
Product and price sync from a master source
Theme rollout across stores
Staff access and user groups for each store
Order and reporting consolidation plan
Documentation for your operations team

Discuss Your Project

How We Set It Up

Decide the Structure
We look at brands, legal entities, catalogs and regions to settle how many stores you need.
Pick the Sync Method
Your ERP, an app or a custom service becomes the source for each type of data.
Build and Copy
We build one store well, then roll the theme and settings out to the others.
Check the Numbers
We test stock, price and order flow across stores before going live.

Stores We Built

A few of the Shopify stores we've designed and built. See our full portfolio

What Merchants Say About Our Shopify Apps

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