Makers and craft
One-off pieces with a stock of one, making time written on the product page.

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Check a URLTo build an online store with AI, you describe what you sell and Eqlo writes everything else: the catalogue, the product pages, the cart, the shipping rates and the checkout. Payments run through your own Stripe account and settle in your bank account, without ever passing through Eqlo.
One sentence is enough to start: what you sell, to whom, and in what price range. If your catalogue already lives in a spreadsheet, import it as CSV, up to 2,000 rows per file. Each row turns into a product page with its name, price, SKU and stock level.
Open the store on your phone and go all the way to the cart. The gaps show up quickly: no photo of the back, a missing size, a shipping cost that only appears on the last screen. Walking through as a shopper is the most useful check in the whole setup, and it takes a few minutes.

Select an element and describe the change. "Add an XL size to this product." "Free shipping on orders over 60 dollars." Every change is kept as a version, and restoring the previous one undoes a bad setting without side effects.
Create your Stripe account from inside Eqlo, or paste the keys of one you already have, then place a real order with your own card. Make sure the confirmation email arrives, the order shows up in the store admin and the stock count has dropped. Refund yourself from the admin, and only then announce the opening.
What matters changes from one shop to the next. A maker shows the material, a producer explains the provenance, a clothing brand needs sizes and returns. Describe what you sell and Eqlo adapts the product pages, the categories and the options on each item.
One-off pieces with a stock of one, making time written on the product page.
Sizes and colours as variants, a size guide and returns within fourteen days.
Weights, use-by dates, insulated shipping and delivery limited to chosen countries.
Mixed boxes, seasonal ranges, farm pickup offered as a shipping option.
Ingredients, allergens, batch numbers and dates, several sizes per product.
Stock imported from CSV in files of 2,000 rows, with a page per section and related products on each item.
Dimensions, long lead times stated on the page, cash on delivery available.
Gift boxes, origins, a struck-through old price during a promotion, low-stock alerts.
A short catalogue, strong visual identity, featured products and limited runs.
Your business is not on the list? Describe it in your first sentence. The generator works from what you write, not from a closed catalogue of templates.
Five pieces, and every one of them loses you sales if it is done carelessly.
Your products grouped into categories, each with its own image and its own page, sortable by price, by name or by featured items. Eqlo creates the categories from your description or your CSV file, and you reorganise them by writing a sentence.
Up to twelve photos, a description that answers the real questions, the price, stock and dispatch time. This is the page that decides the sale. A product page with no stated lead time makes people hesitate as much as one with no price.
The total visible at every step and shipping costs known before payment. The server checks the cart again before checkout: a removed product, a changed price or an item that has sold out is flagged to the customer before they pay.
Up to twenty rates, each with its countries, price, displayed lead time and an optional free-shipping threshold. In-store pickup is simply one of those rates. State a lead time you can keep rather than one that sounds good.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your own Stripe account, either in a form embedded in the page or on Stripe's hosted checkout. Cash on delivery switches on in one click: you confirm the order by phone, then mark it as paid.
Stock goes down with every order, and a sold-out product can no longer be added to the cart. An alert tells you when it falls below your threshold, which is three units by default.
The most profitable setting in the whole store. A free-shipping threshold shown on the product page raises the average basket, while costs discovered on the last screen drive people away. Try both approaches and compare.
Up to three options per product, such as size, colour or material, with twenty values each. Every variant keeps its own price, stock and SKU, up to a hundred variants per product.
Write your returns procedure down plainly: who pays the return postage, within how many days, refund or credit note. In the European Union a fourteen-day cooling-off period applies to distance sales. A clear procedure prevents half of all disputes.
Selling online to consumers comes with obligations, and they differ by country. The store has fields for your returns policy and your legal notice, but the wording is yours to write, because it depends on your business. Points checked in September 2026, to confirm with an adviser for your own case.
Draft these texts yourself or with an adviser, then paste them into the fields provided. Eqlo does not replace a lawyer, and a regulated trade, food, cosmetics or alcohol, adds its own labelling and declaration requirements.
The three most common ways to open a store today, compared on what actually changes. Checked in September 2026, worth confirming on each vendor's pricing page.
| Criterion | Eqlo | Shopify | WooCommerce |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to live | half a day | one to three days | several days |
| Monthly subscription | $0 or $19 | from $29 | hosting to pay for |
| Commission on sales | none, beyond Stripe | none with Shopify Payments | none |
| Paid extensions | none | frequent | frequent |
| Taking payment | your Stripe account | Shopify Payments or third party | your own gateway |
| Matching brochure site | included | included | included |
| Mobile app | same project | paid add-on | no |
| Code you can take away | React on GitHub | no | yes, PHP WordPress |
| Technical maintenance | none | none | yours |
Shopify is still the better choice for high volume, a warehouse and a dedicated team: its logistics ecosystem has no equal. WooCommerce suits you if you already run WordPress and have someone to maintain it. Eqlo answers the most common case: a few dozen products, one or two people, and the intention to open this week.
A made-up case, typical of many
This maker is invented, but her situation is common. Based in Asheville, she sells around forty pieces, half in small runs and half one-offs. She imports her spreadsheet with names, prices, dimensions and stock, and the product pages are built from those columns.
Before opening, she settles three points. Shipping turns free above 80 dollars, since her baskets average around 60. Each one-off piece gets a stock of exactly one, which stops two customers buying the same object. Finally, custom orders show a three-week making time on their product page.
Depending on what you want to add to the store.
Yes, up to 2,000 rows per file, with one column per field: name, price, description, stock, category, SKU. Each row becomes a product page. If you import a file again, products that already exist are updated rather than duplicated.
None at all. Every payment goes through your Stripe account and Eqlo never touches a cent of it. You pay only the fees in your Stripe agreement, and your customers stay yours.
Yes. A product takes three options of twenty values each, up to a hundred variants. Each variant has its own price, stock and SKU, so a sold-out XL shirt does not stop you selling the medium.
No. You enter your prices as the customer should pay them. Calculating, filing and remitting tax stay with you and your accountant.
Requirements differ by country, but in most places you need a registered business identity to display a valid legal notice and to open a business Stripe account. Check the rules where you trade before you open.
It can no longer be added to the cart, and a customer who already had it in theirs is told before paying. A low-stock alert reaches you before it gets that far.
Yes. In-store pickup is added as a shipping rate, free if you like, with the lead time you set. The customer receives an order confirmation email, and you let them know yourself when it is ready.
Yes, by exporting your catalogue as CSV from your current platform and importing it into Eqlo. Past orders stay on the old platform. Then add 301 redirects from the old product URLs to the new ones.
The store can take payment the same day. The first sale then depends on your audience, not on the tool. The stores that sell quickly are the ones that already have customers elsewhere: a market, a social account, a physical shop.
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