What does Qor.Store include?
A complete store, not a checkout page. Products with variants and options, collections, digital and physical goods, a media library, SEO, search, and a mobile-ready cart with hosted checkout. The drag-and-drop designer builds it without a developer: sections and blocks, themes, AI-generated sections, live preview, and custom CSS when wanted.
Checkout supports wallets, compliant surcharge and cash-discount options, hosted payment pages, and abandoned-cart recovery. In-person sales ring up from the same catalog through register and POS flows with unified orders. One inventory covers every channel, with stock tracking, variant inventory, low-stock alerts, and bulk edits, so the counter and the website never disagree about what is in stock.
Merchants do not start from a blank page. Vertical templates arrive as full living stores tuned to real industries, with membership and age gates for the categories that need them, and custom CSS for the teams that want pixel control. Digital and physical products share one catalog, SEO and site search are part of the storefront rather than plugins, and every page is mobile-ready from the first publish. The result reads less like a checkout bolted onto a website and more like a commerce operation: sell online, sell at the counter, sell on subscription, and run it all from one place.
Can merchants run sales funnels?
Yes, funnel commerce is native. Alongside the storefront, merchants build direct-response funnels: standalone landing pages that move straight into checkout, order bumps at the point of sale, and one-click upsells and downsells after the first purchase, so a second offer never asks for the card again. Funnels can attach a subscription on the initial sale, feed the same dunning and revenue recovery, and report through the same analytics, with campaign tracking showing which funnel, page, and offer converts.
The order of operations is the whole point. The first purchase is the hard part: that is where the visitor decides, enters a card, and clears authorization. Every offer after that moment should cost one click, not a second checkout. Because the card vaults at the initial sale, the bump rides the same checkout and the upsell charges the stored credential while intent is at its peak. Merchants who sell this way live and die by average order value, and the machinery that lifts it is built in rather than stitched on. For subscription merchants, the funnel is the acquisition engine: attach the plan at the initial sale and the recurring lifecycle, portal, dunning, and recovery are already downstream.
Funnels and the storefront are not either-or: the catalog store serves browsing traffic, single-offer funnels serve paid campaigns, and both sell the same products from the same inventory into the same orders view and ledger. Teams that usually reach for a dedicated funnel or subscription commerce platform get the same machinery here, with no webhook glue between a funnel tool, a cart, and a billing system, and no volume walking off to someone else's processing.
How do merchants migrate without losing anything?
Three tools remove the excuse to stay put. The Migration Concierge moves products, variants, collections, images, and SEO metadata from Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce. Copy My Site mirrors an existing website into an editable store draft in one click. And for subscription merchants, the switch calculator proves the savings while the subscriber card-port carries stored credentials over, so recurring revenue arrives intact on day one.
What keeps revenue on the rails?
Subscriptions and memberships run recurring on the same rails with plans, trials, upgrades, pause and cancel, and a member portal, backed by the card vault. When payments fail, revenue recovery takes over and works the failure from every angle until the charge lands or the customer updates the card themselves, with a billing-issues inbox surfacing trouble before it becomes churn. A subscriber who never noticed their card expired is a subscriber you did not lose; that quiet save, repeated across a book of merchants, is real money staying on your rails.
Growth tooling is built in rather than bolted on: email campaigns and newsletters with an AI writer, drip automations, landing pages, forms, a blog, web tracking with segments, loyalty points, referrals, gift cards, and promotions. Store analytics cover conversion, funnels, and traffic sources, and a PWA member app with web push puts the store in the customer's pocket. Disputes get the QorPay treatment: deflection alerts, consent evidence, auto-drafted representment, and risk scoring, covered in depth on the Disputes page. Fulfillment closes the loop with multi-carrier shipping, rate shopping, labels and tracking, and dropship support.