A storefront that runs itself — with a person behind it.
Aunshin Commerce provisions a real WooCommerce store on its own domain, deploys it through a verified pipeline, and stands watch over the things that actually stop a customer from checking out. The bigger your store gets, the more of that watching comes with an actual person attached — not just an automated check.
Above the weather. The system holds you up.Aunshin Commerce is a multi-tenant platform that runs a real store for you — your own domain, your own hosting, your own payment account — built to replace the pile of separately-billed plugins most storefronts end up stitching together.
A typical small store accumulates a tax calculator, a checkout upgrade, a shipment-tracking add-on, and a subscriptions plugin — each with its own bill, its own login, and its own way of quietly breaking. Aunshin Commerce builds those capabilities directly into the platform instead, so they ship, update, and get monitored as one system rather than four unrelated ones.
Every deploy is verified against the live store before it's called done, and a standing set of automated checks watches the customer-facing path — can they browse, add to cart, and pay — around the clock.
Built around what actually keeps a store selling.
Deploys that verify themselves
Every code and theme change ships through a CI pipeline that purges caches and confirms the new build is actually live on the store before it's called done — not a plugin update and a hope.
Standing health monitoring
Nearly twenty automated checks watch the path a customer takes to buy — pages load, the cart works, checkout completes, tax and email are configured — with automatic fixes where a fix is safe to apply.
Self-service B2B accounts
Trade customers sign up, submit a resale or tax-exemption certificate, and get exempt pricing once approved — plus a saved reorder list for the items they buy again and again.
Built-in, not bolted on
Tax calculation, a modern checkout, shipment tracking, and reorder subscriptions come standard with the platform — the capabilities you'd otherwise buy, license, and maintain separately.
You bring the brand. The platform builds the store.
Sign the engagement
Your domain, your brand, and your starting catalog are all the platform needs to begin.
We provision the store
Hosting, domain, payment account, tax, and shipping are wired up by the platform itself — a repeatable process, not a one-off checklist someone can skip a step on.
Go live once health checks are green
The store doesn't launch until an automated check confirms a real customer can browse, add to cart, and pay — not just that the plugins are installed.
Real infrastructure, not a walled-garden builder — your store is a real WooCommerce install you could, in principle, walk away with.
Your store runs on WooCommerce, on its own hosting, on its own domain, with its own Stripe account for payments. Deploys ship through GitHub Actions, DNS and inbound mail run through Cloudflare, and transactional email runs through SendGrid — the same tools a well-run engineering team would choose on their own, wired together and operated for you.
Shipping is self-fulfill: you buy and print your own labels, and the platform configures accurate checkout-time rates and bridges tracking back into the order. Nothing about your fulfillment process is locked behind Aunshin.
Cool Air runs its wholesale side on Aunshin Commerce.
Cool Air, an industrial air-compressor distributor, uses the platform's B2B layer for its trade customers: a self-service signup, tax-exemption certificate upload with admin approval, and a saved reorder list for the parts a shop buys again and again.
It's one storefront among several running on the platform today — proof the B2B layer isn't a slide, it's shipped and in use.
A flat monthly, a one-time setup, and more of a person as your store grows.
Three tiers, priced by the size of your store. The platform is the same underneath — what changes is how much of the day-to-day comes with a named person attached, not just an automated check.
- Full platform: provisioning, verified deploys, health monitoring, built-in tax/checkout/shipping
- Alerts route to a person when something needs attention
- Self-serve — you make catalog and content changes yourself
- Everything in Foundation
- Hands-on launch: a person walks the catalog, tax, and shipping setup with you
- Self-service B2B trade accounts, if you sell wholesale
- Everything in Growth
- A named contact for your account, not a support queue
- Priority attention when a health check flags something live
- Never a cut of your sales. The monthly is the monthly — a good month is yours.
- Your store, not a rental. Real WooCommerce, your own domain and Stripe account.
- Annual prepay saves 12%. Same tiers, paid yearly instead of monthly.
A store is how you get paid. We treat it that way.
Downtime on a storefront isn't an inconvenience — it's lost revenue. The operational rules exist because of that, not as a marketing checklist.
Deploys fail safe
A deploy that targets something the platform doesn't recognize refuses to run rather than guess — no silent partial deploy to a live store.
WordPress core updates are deliberate
Core updates are tested and applied on our schedule, not auto-applied unattended — a store never goes down from an update nobody watched happen.
Alerts before customers notice
Day-one monitoring watches plugin state, database connectivity, disk, cache, and email — and pages a person the moment something needs attention.
Self-fulfill, always
We never touch your inventory or your shipments. You fulfill your own orders; the platform only makes checkout and rates correct.
Least-privilege by tenant
Every store's credentials, secrets, and payment keys are scoped to that store alone — one tenant's access never reaches another's.
A person on the other end
Health-check failures page a real person, not just a dashboard — and on Growth and Sovereign, that person is one you already know by name.
The marketing is the promise
Every claim on this page is checked against the actual code before it's published — a capability is here because we shipped it, not because we plan to.
Aunshin Commerce is onboarding its first storefronts.
If you're running a store on a patchwork of plugins — or opening a wholesale side of your business — reach out. We're taking early-access storefronts now.
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