What does Store Console replace?
It brings the operating path into one self-hosted console: commerce, POS, inventory, procurement, fulfillment, delivery, CRM, finance, people operations, manufacturing, accounting, and accountable AI assistance. Activate only the modules your business needs.
Can I control Store Console from Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, or Discord?
Yes. Link the channel identity to a Store Console user. The available AI tools follow that user’s permissions, and supported write actions require explicit confirmation before execution.
Does the AI have unrestricted admin access?
No. It reads and proposes only through registered tools. Permission filters apply to the linked user, while create, update, and delete operations remain confirmation gated.
How is Store Console delivered?
Instantly. Your license key and download appear in your account and inbox the moment payment is confirmed. Install it yourself with the one-command installer, or let our team install it on your server at no cost.
Is there a free trial?
Eligible subscription plans start with a 14-day trial at $0 with a payment method on file; cancel before day 15 and nothing is charged. Trials pause during some promotions, and the checkout always shows whether one applies. Every purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
What does Store Console cost?
Plans begin at $5/month. Commerce, ERP, complete-platform caps, billing cycles, site tiers, cart totals, and lifetime pricing are calculated in the dedicated pricing builder from the current catalog model.
Why are there 40+ modules but fewer pricing choices?
The 40+ modules cover commerce, ERP, manufacturing, AI and content, plus the platform services every install includes, such as sign-in, roles and backups. Pricing groups them into a few clear choices, and the detailed builder shows exactly which paid modules you have turned on.
Is Store Console genuinely self-hosted?
Yes. You deploy the application and its data services on infrastructure you control, with documented Docker and bare-metal paths.
What server does it need?
Two vCPU and 4 GB of RAM for evaluation, four vCPU and 8 GB for a live store with ERP. A live fashion store served 40 shoppers at once with a typical page of about 0.4 s on 2 vCPU; the performance report has the full test.