Sell
A storefront customers can actually buy from
Customers browse your catalog, search for what they want, filter by category, open a product and add it to their cart. Checkout collects their details and places the order.
Your store. Online. Ready to sell.
OpenCart is a complete ecommerce application, already built. Your customers get a real storefront to browse, search, add to cart, check out and track their orders — and you get one place to manage the products and orders behind it.
Not sure where you stand? Check your Store Readiness Score
The problem
Building a storefront, cart, checkout and order system from zero means months of work and a bill to match — before you have sold anything.
Screenshots of orders, replies at midnight, totals worked out by hand. It holds up at ten orders a week and falls apart at a hundred.
Customers cannot search your catalog, see what is in stock, or check out on their own. Every sale waits on you to reply.
People know what buying online is supposed to feel like. Anything that asks them to work harder than that costs you the sale.
What you get
Sell
Customers browse your catalog, search for what they want, filter by category, open a product and add it to their cart. Checkout collects their details and places the order.
Manage
An admin dashboard for your catalog, categories, promo codes, delivery areas and orders — with search, filters and a status flow on every order.
Grow
Your name, logo, colours and payment methods — on your own domain. Customers can create an account, keep addresses on file and track their orders.
Answer a few quick questions and get your Store Readiness Score, plus what to fix first.
Takes about 2 minutes. Free. Instant result.
The product
Every screen below is the real application, captured as it runs.
Storefront
A promotional banner you control, categories across the top, and a search box. Customers land and start browsing straight away.
Product browsing
Products sit in a grid with category filters and sorting by newest, price or best selling. Opening one brings up a quick view with the description, price, stock and quantity, so adding to the cart never costs a page load.
Cart
Line items with quantity controls, a running order summary and a promo code field that is checked on the server before any discount is applied.
Checkout
Customer details, a delivery address limited to the areas you deliver to, a map, and the payment methods you have switched on. Customers can upload proof of payment, and pricing and stock are re-checked on the server as the order is placed.
Order tracking
An order number plus the email or mobile used at checkout returns the current status, a timeline of what has happened so far, and the order summary. That is one fewer message for you to answer.
Your dashboard
Products, categories, banners, promo codes, delivery areas, orders, customers and settings — each with its own section. Add a product, change a price, apply a markup across the whole catalog, or mark an order delivered.
Every screen size
These are the same pages captured at phone width — not a scaled-down desktop.
Where this comes from
Not a mockup, not a theme. Software that had to handle real products and real orders before it was offered to anyone else.
This started as the online store for a grocery business, not as a template looking for a use. Every part of it — catalog, cart, checkout, order handling — exists because a real shop needed it to work.
The grocery specifics moved into data the store owner controls: categories, products, images, colours, delivery areas, payment methods. What was left is an ecommerce engine that does not care what you sell.
Each store gets its own site and its own data, running the same maintained code — so a fix or an improvement reaches every store, not just the newest one.
Who it's for
A catalog, a cart and a checkout work the same way whether you sell vegetables or headphones. What changes is the products in them.
Categories, stock levels and delivery areas
A visual catalog with product photos
Organised ranges and promotional codes
Detailed descriptions and stock counts
A menu customers order from directly
Your whole shop, listed and searchable
Repeat purchases with saved addresses
A small catalog that deserves a real store
The products may change. The ecommerce engine doesn't have to.
How it works
Your name, logo, colours and delivery areas. The storefront takes on your branding.
Create categories, add products with photos and prices, and set what is in stock.
Share your link. Customers browse, order and track. You manage it from the dashboard.
Make it yours
This is one store, captured four times. Only the brand colour and button shape changed between these shots — everything else is a setting too.
A platform you configure — not a template you fight.
Your name, logo, banners and product images are yours to set on every plan. Theme colours, button shape, footer and navigation are part of Power Cart.
The comparison
| Build from scratch | Ready-to-use app | |
|---|---|---|
| Development | Design, build and test every screen | Already built and running |
| Time to a working store | Months of development before the first sale | Configuration and your product catalog |
| Storefront | Built from nothing | Homepage, banners, categories and search included |
| Product catalog | Data model, admin screens and image handling to build | Products, categories, photos, stock and pricing included |
| Cart | State, totals and promo logic to build | Cart drawer, cart page, totals and promo codes included |
| Checkout | Forms, validation, addresses and order creation to build | Checkout, delivery areas, payment methods and order placement included |
| Responsive UI | Every screen designed and tested at every size | Desktop, tablet and phone layouts included |
| Maintenance | Yours to arrange and pay for | One maintained codebase shared across stores |
Building from scratch is the right call when you need something genuinely unusual. Most stores don't.
Plans
Every plan runs the same application — the storefront, cart and checkout are never the thing you pay more for. And no plan caps your orders: your busiest day costs the same as your quietest.
A first storefront, with the essentials to take orders online.
₱599 ₱499 / month
Billed monthly ₱5,990 billed yearly
Room to grow, plus the dashboard and the tracking customers ask for.
₱1,799 ₱1,499 / month
Billed monthly ₱17,990 billed yearly
No ceilings, and every part of the storefront under your control.
₱4,199 ₱3,499 / month
Billed monthly ₱41,990 billed yearly
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and there is no setup fee on any plan. You pay for the software and nothing else.
Prices in Philippine pesos. Change plans at any time — talk to us and we'll move you across.
Not sure which fits? Talk to usStore readiness
Answer a few quick questions and get your Store Readiness Score, plus what to fix first.
Eight quick yes-or-no questions about your business, then a few about what you sell. You get your score straight away.
Takes about 2 minutes. Free. Instant result.
Answer honestly — the score is only useful if it reflects your actual setup.
This doesn't change your score — it's how we point you at what's actually relevant.
Questions
Answer a few quick questions and get your Store Readiness Score, plus what to fix first.
Takes about 2 minutes. Free. Instant result.
Getting started
Start with a proven ecommerce foundation instead of spending months building one from scratch.
Give your customers a real place to discover, browse, and buy your products online.