StoreEngine — The Complete WordPress eCommerce Plugin to Build, Sell, and Run Your Entire Store
StoreEngine is a complete WordPress ecommerce plugin and store management platform — a fast, modern, lightweight market leader alternative that lets you sell digital products, physical products, subscriptions, memberships, courses, services, and licenses from a single Gutenberg-native core.
But StoreEngine is no longer just an online store plugin. It now runs your entire commerce operation: a built-in POS terminal, inventory and multi-location stock control, suppliers and purchase orders, cost and profit tracking, returns (RMA), courier management, and a full multi-vendor marketplace — all without stacking 5+ premium plugins or paying for add-ons.
Whether you sell online, in person, or both, StoreEngine gives you everything to start, manage, and scale your store inside WordPress — securely, smoothly, and without slowing your site down.
Order pay — recover failed or pending orders without creating a new one
Direct checkout URLs — pre-applied products and coupons for funnels and campaigns
Multi-currency support — let customers browse and pay in their preferred currency
StoreEngine invoice — auto-generate professional invoices customers can download instantly
📈 Built-in Growth & Marketing Tools
Most plugins charge extra for the features that actually grow revenue. StoreEngine includes them natively.
Upsell & cross-sell — boost average order value with related offers and post-purchase add-ons
Built-in affiliate system — track referrals, manage commissions, and turn customers into promoters
Coupons & discounts — flat or percentage offers with expiry dates and usage limits
Advanced analytics dashboard — revenue trends, product performance, and conversion data in one place
🤝 Launch a Multi-Vendor Marketplace
Turn your store into a multi-vendor marketplace where vendors register, manage their own products, and sell from a dedicated dashboard — with commission tracking, approvals, and centralized admin control.
🌍 Compliance, SEO & AI — Future-Ready by Default
EU VAT & EU compliance — VAT validation, sequential invoice numbers, and a consent log
GDPR & privacy compliance — data export, erasure requests, and order anonymization via the WordPress Privacy API
Tax management — per-product, per-region tax rules with inclusive or exclusive pricing
Built-in SEO addon — dual-mode engine that integrates with Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO, and SEOPress, or works standalone, with REST support for headless storefronts
AI content generation — native WordPress AI abilities for product copy and SEO meta; runs on your own hosting with no third-party API keys required (opt-in AI add-ons for other features are listed under External services)
Brand management — organize and display products by brand for multi-manufacturer stores
🛠️ Developer-Friendly & Admin-First
Webhooks — push order, customer, and subscription events to CRMs and automation tools
WP-CLI support — manage your store from the command line, including demo-content seeders
Admin global search & command palette — jump to any setting instantly with Cmd/Ctrl+K
Migration tool — import products, customers, and orders from any eCommerce without breaking your layout
CSV import / export — bulk-manage products, customers, and orders
Activity & error logger — debug payments and monitor store operations
GeoIP & location-based commerce — smarter shipping, currency, and checkout by location
Email notifications — branded, customizable transactional emails with no code
Setup wizard — configure payments and core settings in minutes
Note: StoreEngine’s eCommerce blocks require the free aBlocks plugin — the modern Gutenberg website builder.
💥 Why StoreEngine Instead of Stacking Plugins
Most WordPress ecommerce setups need five or more plugins — one for subscriptions, one for memberships, one for invoicing, another for POS or inventory — each adding cost, bloat, and conflicts.
StoreEngine is built from the ground up to solve that. Checkout, cart, coupons, product filtering, and login are all native Gutenberg blocks, so you control your entire store flow without code. Business-critical features like subscriptions, memberships, webhooks, invoicing, affiliates, and POS activate with a single click. The result is a lighter, faster, more secure, and future-ready way to run commerce on WordPress.
Get Started With StoreEngine
From your first digital download to a multi-location retail operation, StoreEngine grows with you — one fast plugin instead of a dozen. Install StoreEngine today, run your setup wizard, and start selling in minutes.
StoreEngine can connect to a number of third-party services. Everything in this list is optional, off by default, and only activates when you turn on the corresponding addon or paste in your own URL / credentials. No store data leaves your site until you do.
Payment providers — Stripe, PayPal, Paddle, Razorpay, Mollie, Paystack, Square. Enabled per gateway on Settings → Payment methods. Order, customer and payment details are sent to the gateway you choose. See each provider’s privacy policy and terms of service for details.
Shipping carriers / couriers — DHL, UPS, FedEx and the regional couriers you enable on Settings → Shipping. Order address and parcel details are sent only to the carriers you turn on.
IP geolocation — only when Settings → “Default customer location” is set to a geolocation option. If no local MaxMind database is available, the visitor’s IP address is sent to one of these lookup services to find their country: ipinfo.io (privacy), freeipapi.com (privacy), ipapi.co (privacy), ipwhois.app (privacy). When the site runs on a local or private network, the store’s own public IP is first looked up through ipify, ipecho.net, ident.me or tnedi.me; only the request itself is sent.
MaxMind GeoLite2 — when you enter a MaxMind license key for geolocation, the key is validated with MaxMind and the GeoLite2 country database is downloaded from download.maxmind.com and refreshed periodically. Only the license key is sent. Terms, privacy policy.
EU VAT number validation — when the EU VAT addon is enabled and a customer enters a VAT number at checkout, the VAT number and its country code are sent to the European Commission’s VIES service (privacy) or, for UK numbers, to HMRC’s VAT check API (privacy).
CAPTCHA — when the CAPTCHA addon is enabled for a form, the provider’s script is loaded on that form, and the visitor’s CAPTCHA response token and IP address are sent to the provider to verify it: Google reCAPTCHA (terms, privacy), Cloudflare Turnstile (terms, privacy) or hCaptcha (terms, privacy).
Invoice PDF fonts — when an admin clicks “Download fonts” in the Invoice addon settings, a font archive (TTF files only, no code) is downloaded from kodezen.com so PDFs can render non-Latin scripts. No site data is sent. Terms, privacy policy.
Store digest webhook / Slack — if you paste an https webhook URL or Slack incoming-webhook URL into Settings → Marketing → Store Digest, the digest payload (KPIs, top products, orders needing attention) is POSTed to that URL on each scheduled send. Leave the fields empty and nothing is sent.
Store digest AI summary (opt-in) — when “AI insights” is enabled on Settings → Marketing → Store Digest, a short JSON blob of the period’s KPIs, top three products and attention counts is sent to the AI endpoint configured by the AI addon so it can write one summary paragraph. Off by default; turning it off removes the request entirely.
Native “AI content generation” uses the built-in WordPress AI abilities on your own hosting; it does not require third-party API keys and does not send data to Kodezen.
Update server — StoreEngine Pro and the paid addons check for updates against Kodezen’s update server using the license key you entered. Only the license key, site URL and the plugin / addon versions are sent. The free StoreEngine plugin updates through WordPress.org.
Please consult each service’s privacy policy and terms of service before enabling it. StoreEngine itself does not phone home from the free wordpress.org build without your explicit action.
Credits
StoreEngine’s optional geolocation feature uses GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from https://www.maxmind.com.