# Quickshops

Quickshops is an online commerce platform for selling digital downloads and simple physical products from your own branded storefront. Your store agent drafts catalog, pricing, and page updates — you approve before anything goes live. Checkout runs on Stripe Connect. Pro removes the platform fee.

Official site: https://quickshops.app

## What Quickshops is for

Quickshops is for solo sellers, creators leaving Gumroads and marketplaces, and small teams who want a branded store without a heavy admin. You connect Stripe once. Buyers check out on your store. You stay merchant of record.

### Digital products

Sell ebooks, templates, presets, printables, and other downloads. Buyers get access after Stripe checkout.

### Physical products

Sell simple physical SKUs with fixed shipping rates, variants, and manual fulfill. No warehouse software required.

## How store operations work

1. Ask the agent (dashboard, Telegram, Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor).
2. Review the draft. Nothing publishes without your approval.
3. Publish. The storefront updates.

## Pricing

- 7-day trial on Pro.
- Pro is €29/month (or €24/month billed annually). 0% platform fee. Stripe processing fees still apply.
- Enterprise is custom.

See [Quickshops pricing](https://quickshops.app/pricing).

## Developer resources

- [Developer hub](https://quickshops.app/developers)
- [OpenAPI spec](https://quickshops.app/openapi.json)
- [MCP manifest](https://quickshops.app/mcp.json)
- [MCP server (Streamable HTTP)](https://mcp.quickshops.app/mcp)
- [Docs](https://docs.quickshops.app)
- [Agent instructions](https://quickshops.app/agent-instructions.md)
- [llms.txt](https://quickshops.app/llms.txt)

## When to use Quickshops

Use Quickshops when the job is launching or running a creator or product storefront, selling downloads or simple physical goods, letting an agent draft store changes for you to approve, or building a custom storefront on the Headless API. Do not use it as a multi-vendor marketplace, a Merchant of Record tax product, or an ERP.
