Practical commerce guides

A clear path from website to store.

Choose your website, then follow a useful guide. Learn how to connect commerce, customize checkout and prepare your first real order.

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How to add ecommerce to a Webflow website

Keep your Webflow design and add the products, cart and checkout your store needs. Start with a small, complete shopping journey.

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Webflow ecommerce pricing: compare the whole setup

Compare hosting, commerce software, payments and operations before choosing how your Webflow store will sell.

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Customizing a Webflow ecommerce experience

Build a coherent journey from product selection to checkout, while keeping the design decisions that make your website yours.

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How to sell subscriptions on a Webflow website

Design recurring purchases clearly, then connect checkout and order management to the way your business fulfills them.

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Add ecommerce to a static website

Keep your existing HTML, CSS and hosting. Connect commerce with a small install snippet and a deliberately tested shopping journey.

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Add ecommerce to a React website

Keep your React frontend and connect products, cart and checkout through Penni Cart’s explicit browser integration.

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Add ecommerce to a Next.js website

Keep your Next.js frontend and connect products, cart and checkout through Penni Cart’s explicit browser integration.

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How to add a shopping cart to an existing website

Turn a product page into a complete shopping journey without starting your website over.

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Webflow vs Shopify ecommerce: choose your starting point

Compare a website-led workflow with a commerce-led workflow, then choose the setup that fits how your team designs and operates.

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Start with the website you already have.

For Webflow, begin with the app and connect your product, cart and checkout pages in the Designer. For custom code, begin with the store-specific loader or explicit runtime integration. Both paths lead to the same store dashboard.

Keep the first launch focused: one real product, one supported payment flow and a complete test order. Add recurring products, shipping rules and promotions once that foundation works.

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