You build the shop. Your client gets paid. The money never passes you.
Your client connects their own Mollie or Stripe account and is the seller. You build the front end any way you like; totals, stock, VAT, buyer emails and invoices run on our side, through the API or your chat.
LiveOne place for every amount.
Your own cart and ours ask the same question and get the same total, including VAT and gift cards. The checkout charges exactly that.
POST /api/v1/public/cart/quote?token=hm_pub_... { "items": [{ "product_id": "mug", "variant_id": "blue", "quantity": 2 }], "country": "NL" } 200 { "total_display": "€29.90", "problems": [] }
What you can rely on.
- Drop-in or headlessA cart as two HTML tags, a script API for your own design, or plain REST.
- Your design winsCheckout and cart take the site's colours, fonts and corners, or your CSS variables. The site's CSS never leaks in.
- Webhooks per orderPaid, shipped, refunded, canceled, low stock and gift card events, signed like every other webhook.→
- Test mode end to endTest payments and test invoices from their own series. No money moves.→
- A WooCommerce way outProducts, variations, prices and stock come along. Customers and orders only after your client says yes.→
- Their data stays theirsOrders, invoices and VAT as an export, and every order readable through the API.
One project per client.
Each client gets their own project with its own cap, their own payment account and their own seller details on every invoice. You keep the client; we run the back end.
The fee is 1% plus €0.10 per payment, taken on your client's own payment account after the owner of the project agreed to it. You need no payment platform contract of your own.
Say this.
Add a cart and checkout to my client's site, paid into their own payment account.
Your chat tells you whether the project takes real payments or test payments Works in Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients.