ReadyStore
Multi-brand solution

Multi-brand ecommerce: one organization, one store per brand

Agencies, groups and multi-niche sellers: each brand keeps its store, domain, Pixels and team, under shared oversight.

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In short

With ReadyStore, an organization groups several stores, one per brand or market. Each store has its own products, orders, Meta Pixels, domain, language, currency and access, and an offer that works can be duplicated to another store to launch a new brand.

Who it’s for

Three profiles, one need for separation

Agencies and contractors

Manage several clients’ stores and open each client only their own.

Multi-niche sellers

One store per niche, with its own Pixels and statistics, to read each result without mixing.

Multi-market groups

One store per country or language, each with its currency, domain and team.

Launching a new brand

Four steps from an offer that works

  1. 1

    Create the store

    Name, language, currency and visual identity specific to the new brand.

  2. 2

    Duplicate the offer

    Copy an existing product to the new store, then adapt copy, visuals and price.

  3. 3

    Connect domain and Pixel

    Connect the brand’s domain and its own Meta Pixel.

  4. 4

    Open access to the team

    Give each teammate access to their store, according to their role.

Steering

Figures per store, never mixed

Orders, abandonments, stock and statistics stay specific to each store: you read one brand’s results without another distorting them. Pixels are separate, so your advertising signals are too.

Roles distribute responsibilities: organization admin, store admin, user.

  • Data separated per store
  • Pixels and head snippets per store
  • Access by role
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Multi-brand questions

Can I give a teammate access to only one store?

Yes. Access is defined by role and by store: a user of one store doesn’t see the others.

Can each brand have its own domain?

Yes. Each store can use its custom domain after DNS verification.

How do I launch a new brand without starting from scratch?

By duplicating a product to the new store, then adapting its content.

Are Pixels shared between stores?

No: each store manages its own Pixels, which separates each brand’s advertising signals.

Give each brand its own store.

Create your organization and add your brands one by one.