Shop-Script review

Shop-Script is Webasyst’s e-commerce platform for running a store and handling back-office work. It combines a customer-facing storefront with catalog, inventory, order, CRM, and analytics tools. You can host it in the cloud or self-host it, and run storefronts on different domains from one dashboard and shared database.

The feature set covers product variants, specifications, tags, multiple warehouses, checkout, customer accounts, comparisons, filters, and reviews. Shop-Script also supports order tracking on Kanban boards and automated email, SMS, and push notifications. Marketing and reporting tools include SEO features, discounts, coupons, cohort analysis, and ARPU, ROI, and LTV metrics. A mobile POS is listed for in-person and offline transactions using phones or tablets, QR codes, and smart payments.

Pricing lists a free option for trying one Webasyst app, plus Basic and Premium licenses. Paid plans include a 30-day trial with no limits.

Shop-Script’s clearest fit is a business that needs more than a single storefront. Its multi-store setup lets a team manage storefronts on different domains from one dashboard and database, while catalog tools cover multiple warehouses, product variants, specifications, and tags. The platform says catalogs can hold 250,000+ items, which gives larger catalogs room to grow.

Other useful parts of the package include:

• Storefront customization, checkout, customer accounts, product comparisons, filters, and reviews.
• Kanban order tracking and automated email, SMS, and push notifications.
• SEO tools, discounts, coupons, and analytics including cohort analysis, ARPU, ROI, and LTV.
• Mobile POS for in-person and offline sales on phones or tablets.

The license can also be more predictable for larger teams than a per-user model: Basic and Premium list no in-app or user limits for the single-server license. According to the pricing details, annual billing works out to $20.75 a month for Basic or $33.25 for Premium, compared with monthly prices of $49 and $79.

The headline free option has narrow limits: it is described as one Webasyst app, up to 250 products, and up to five cloud users. That is a trial-sized allowance, not a clear fit for a live store with a larger catalog or team. The 250,000+ item catalog claim is a platform feature; it does not change those free-plan caps.

Paid pricing needs a closer look before budgeting. Basic costs $49 monthly or $249 annually; Premium costs $79 monthly or $399 annually. Lifetime options are listed at $649 and $1,349, respectively. The paid plans are single-server licenses, so buyers should confirm the hosting and deployment arrangement fits their needs. Marketplace plugin and design-theme prices are not published, and neither are overage costs. That leaves the full price unclear if a store needs paid extras or exceeds an allowance. The 30-day no-limit trial is useful for evaluation, but it does not establish what those add-ons will cost after launch.

Shop-Script has a free tier, but it is limited to one Webasyst app, 250 products and five cloud users. Basic is $49 month-to-month or $249 per year ($20.75 per month equivalent). Premium is $79 monthly or $399 yearly ($33.25 per month equivalent). That is a $30 monthly or $150 annual jump. Both paid plans list a single-server app license, company-wide use, no in-app or user limits, and a 30-day trial with no limits—but the pricing details do not say what Premium adds. Ask before paying the higher rate. Lifetime options are listed at $649 for Basic and $1,349 for Premium; confirm what they include. Annual billing means paying $249 or $399 upfront, not monthly. Marketplace plugins and design themes cost extra, but their prices and any overage charges are not published, so the license price is not the whole budget.

Treat a move to Shop-Script as a project, not a flip of a switch. The platform covers product variants, orders, inventory, customer accounts, multiple storefronts and POS, so map the parts you use before planning a migration. The published product information does not specify import or export formats, migration services, or whether historical orders and customer data can be transferred. Get written answers and a sample export before committing. Shop-Script offers cloud and self-hosted options, but that does not establish how portable your data or customizations will be if you leave. We do not have Reddit posts or comments in the available sources, so we can’t substantiate common user complaints or reasons people leave. Ask about exit steps, backup access, data ownership, and what happens to storefronts, plugins and themes when you cancel. If you run multiple stores, confirm how domain-specific settings and catalog data will transfer.