Unify customer tech stack across all brands, regions, and channels with Alokai Multistore
Skip on complex developments and expand easily with our default multistore configuration
Core elements of all your global operations in one place
Brands
Regions
Languages
Currencies
Touchpoints
Ecommerce tech stack
Launch faster. Scale smarter.
50-90%
Faster new-store launches, depending on how much they inherit
60-80%
Functionality shared across storefronts
1
codebase
Make global updates across all brands…
Improve your overall efficiency and manage multiple storefronts with ease by applying changes to each brand in your ecosystem from one place.
… Or adjust each brand’s unique features
Get the flexibility to enable specific features for a subset of brands to address particular business needs of each store or region.
Complete multichannel and multibrand support
Start with a multistore-first setup
Set up your next project without additional complex developments
Avoid code duplication with a single codebase
Manage all your regions, channels and brands from a single codebase
Configure domain or URL paths
Set up regional domains for different stores, brands, languages, and currencies, or use a single domain and differentiate through URL paths
Reduce total cost of ownership
Roll our new features simultaneously without slowing down your operations
Customize vendors across brands
Connect the best-of-breed CMSs, search, payment solutions, etc. for each of your brand’s unique needs
Run customer journey with a unified application
Build your entire customer journey with Alokai’s ecosystem
The harder your case—the bigger the impact
Alokai multistore-first solution will change the way you see ecommerce operations at scale
Recommended resources
Read Brompton’s case study
An international bicycle manufacturer expands its reach and improves its multistore performance with Alokai
Read Berlin Brands Group case study
Improving performance of the DTC business operating across 28 countries under 45 brands with Alokai
How to efficiently manage multigeo and mutlibrand ecommerce
Learn how to launch and manage multiple storefronts using your existing platforms, like SAP Commerce Cloud, with a modern composable frontend.
Frequently asked questions
Managing multiple stores within a single platform offers numerous benefits, especially for businesses running multistore operations:
- Centralized control over your inventory, pricing, and customer data, making it easier to synchronize and manage different stores from a single dashboard.
- A unified platform enhances efficiency and scalability, enabling businesses to launch new stores quickly without needing separate systems.
- Consistent branding across all stores while allowing for store-specific customizations based on product range, target audience, or region.
Multigeo operations are essential for businesses looking to expand globally. By enabling companies to manage multiple geographic markets from a single system, multigeo setups make it easier to localize content, adjust pricing, and comply with local regulations.
This structure also allows for the efficient management of currency, tax rates, and shipping options tailored to each region. With multigeo operations, businesses can scale internationally while maintaining a localized customer experience, helping them reach new markets and audiences more effectively.
The best platforms for multibrand and multistore management offer features like centralized inventory control, real-time analytics, and deep integrations with popular ecommerce tools. Platforms such as Shopify Plus, Magento, and BigCommerce are widely used for their ability to manage multiple stores, brands, and geographic regions from a unified system.
These tools allow businesses to efficiently track performance, synchronize inventory, and customize the user experience for each store or brand. Additionally, many platforms offer advanced SEO features to help with optimization across different stores and regions.
A Multistore setup allows you to manage multiple stores from a single admin panel within the same ecommerce platform. This is ideal for businesses that operate several stores, each with their own product lines, pricing, and customers, but still want a centralized system for easier management and reporting.
On the other hand, Multisite refers to the capability of a content management system (CMS) to run multiple websites using a single instance of the software. This is useful for organizations that manage several brands or regional sites, allowing them to create unique content, and tailor user experiences while maintaining overall control from a single backend.