Own the catalog, order record and delivery workflow your business depends on.
SELF-HOSTED STORE FOR BUSINESSES MANAGING PHYSICAL, DIGITAL OR HYBRID PRODUCTS AND ORDERS
Store manages products, variations, carts, customer orders, inventory, protected files, fulfillment and purchase-backed reviews.
What this helps you do
- Publish physical, digital and hybrid products.
- Manage carts, orders and inventory records.
- Protect downloadable product files.
- Track fulfillment and customer order history.
- Allow one review for each completed paid purchase line.
Why this works differently inside Freehold CMS
Payments and Product Licensing extend Store without taking ownership of its products, customers or orders.
The module keeps its own records and validation while the rest of Freehold CMS supplies shared routing, themes, administration and other installed services. That keeps business data in the layer responsible for it instead of copying the same information into several places.
A product page is only the beginning of commerce.
A dependable store also needs customer identity, an immutable order record, inventory decisions, protected delivery, fulfillment status and a response when something goes wrong. Store keeps those records together and lets you add hosted checkout or software licensing only when the business needs them.
Choose the smallest store configuration that completes the job
Use Store Foundation for catalog and order management without hosted checkout. Choose Online Store when customers should finish through supported hosted Stripe or PayPal checkout. For downloadable software licenses, add Product Licensing through the appropriate bundle.
What you receive and what you remain responsible for
Store Foundation: $219 regular / $169 launch. Online Store: $279 regular / $219 launch.
Requires User Manager 2.5.4. Payments 2.4.3 is required for supported hosted checkout.
Paid software is delivered under the product's published license, support and update terms. Compatible hosting and any third-party payment, email, storage or infrastructure charges remain separate.