The problems you know
Shopify themes don't match your brand
Every Shopify store looks like every other Shopify store. Your brand deserves a custom storefront, but custom development costs $20K+.
Mobile conversion is suffering
70% of e-commerce traffic is mobile. Your current site wasn't built mobile-first and the conversion gap shows.
Product pages have no unique metadata
No structured per-product descriptions, no unique meta per product. A generic template makes every product page look — and read — the same.
How InBuild solves them
Custom storefront layout from a prompt
Describe your products and brand. Get a storefront with hero, category grid, and product cards. There's no cart, checkout, or modal component in the editor — you wire those into the exported code.
Mobile-first by default
Every generated store uses responsive Tailwind. Grid layouts and touch targets are optimized for mobile out of the box.
A real codebase to add commerce to
The export is standard Next.js + Tailwind with no InBuild dependency — a clean starting point for wiring in Stripe, a product database, and Product schema yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Can InBuild replace Shopify?
No — InBuild generates a storefront's visual layout, not a checkout or inventory system. For a simple custom frontend that you then wire to Stripe yourself, InBuild is a fast starting point. For an out-of-the-box cart, checkout, fulfillment, and app ecosystem, use Shopify.
Does it support product variants?
The generated UI supports product cards with images, prices, and categories. Variants (size, color) need to be configured in the exported code by connecting to your product data source.
Can I connect a real payment processor?
You can, but InBuild doesn't generate the integration — there's no Stripe code or Checkout/Cart component in the editor or export. After exporting, follow Stripe's own Next.js guide to add checkout to the codebase.