Feature
Multi Store
Brikl Multi Store runs many branded storefronts from one shell, with no second instance and no separate plan. Give every client, team or region its own store.
What it does
- Many brand storefronts from one shell
- No second instance, no separate plan
- One dashboard for every store
- A store for each client, team or region
How it works
Several storefronts behind one front door
A single store sells one range. Multi Store puts a catalog hub in front of several — a client with three divisions, a franchise with thirty locations, a school district with a store per program — without standing up a separate platform for each.
One front door
Shoppers land on a catalog hub and choose. It carries its own eyebrow, heading and intro — “each catalog is its own storefront with its own products, pricing and decoration rules” is the sentence most clients need to read.
Each catalog is a storefront
Behind the hub, every catalog behaves as a full store: its own range, its own prices, its own decoration rules. Everything you configure for a single store applies inside each of them.
One shell to run
No second instance and no separate plan. The stores list, the catalogs, the orders and the reporting stay in one place, however many brands are fronted.
Cards you control
Column count, whether the logo tile is tinted or neutral, whether cards carry a meta line, and which catalogs appear on the hub at all — each with a switch and a drag handle.
Designing it
The hub is designed in the same editor as the store
The Store Editor carries a Single Store / Multi Store toggle at the top. Flip it and the canvas renders the catalog hub instead of a single storefront — same markers, same panels, same way of working.
- A Catalog hub panel for the eyebrow, heading and intro text, and for how the catalog cards lay out.
- A Catalog configuration panel listing every catalog with a switch, its live state and its reference — so you decide which ones front the hub, and in what order.
- The header, navigation and footer you set for the shell carry through, so the hub and the stores behind it are recognisably one brand.
When one store isn’t enough
The pattern shows up whenever a single relationship has more than one audience inside it.
A client with divisions
Corporate, field staff and customer gifting each want a different range at different prices — behind one address the company recognises.
A franchise or a chain
Every location gets its own storefront and its own pricing, while head office keeps one place to look at all of them.
A club or district
A store per team, per school or per program, without rebuilding the brand each time one is added.
Every capability, one login
Multi Store is one module of the Brikl platform. Start free and use them all, or see how they fit together.
Related: Stores · Store Editor