Square is the register, not the brand
If Square already runs your in-person sales, inventory and checkout, keep it. Full Web can make your actual website more distinctive while Square remains the transaction system behind the buy button.
Square and Shopify are very good at payments, inventory and order plumbing. Little Shop does not need to rebuild that machinery to make your website better. We can build the branded customer-facing site around the system you already use, so the shop feels like your business instead of a generic merchant template.
If Square already runs your in-person sales, inventory and checkout, keep it. Full Web can make your actual website more distinctive while Square remains the transaction system behind the buy button.
A business can keep Shopify for a real catalog, cart and fulfillment while Little Shop handles richer custom marketing pages, service content and brand presentation around it.
Sell products through Square or Shopify, collect custom-order inquiries through Little Shop forms, and add RoveLogics when part of the business also needs real appointment booking.
For a tiny catalog, Little Shop's own Mini Shop or Small Shop may be enough. When inventory, shipping, tax or fulfillment gets complicated, we connect to a dedicated commerce engine instead of pretending a lightweight shop should do everything.
Free, Tiny and Spun are guided self-service plans. Full Web is the managed option where Little Shop builds and maintains the site with you.
No. If Square or Shopify is already doing a good job as your commerce engine, keep it. Little Shop can be the custom branded website in front of it so your inventory, POS, checkout and payments stay in the system that already does those jobs well.
Tiny Web includes a Mini Shop for up to 6 products. Spun Web supports a focused catalog of up to 50 products. Full Web can support a custom storefront or deeper commerce integration when a business outgrows those limits.
Your secure merchant provider does. A product can use checkout you control through Square, Stripe, Shopify, Etsy, or another supported secure destination. Little Shop focuses on the website experience around that transaction; we do not store the shopper's card number or take a percentage of the sale.
Yes. Products can include prices, photos, categories, options, fulfillment notes, featured status, and sold-out status. This is designed for the practical information a small shop actually needs.
Use RoveLogics for real booking. Little Shop can connect the finished RoveLogics booking flow to your website so scheduling, deposits, route-aware availability, waitlists, reminders, and calendars stay in the system built for them.
Start with the free builder, preview the templates, and only pay when a paid tier actually solves something you need.
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