LotsStore

Run your LotsStore shop by asking. Claude adds products with their variants and prices, keeps your stock right, sets up discount codes, and walks you through each new order. A new store starts as a draft, and you decide when it goes live.

Try asking:

• "Add the new summer tees in S, M and L at $24 and keep them as drafts"
• "Which orders are waiting for me to accept?"
• "We are out of the blue mug. Set its stock to 0 and tell me who ordered it this week"
• "Create a 10% discount code WELCOME10"
• "How many orders and how much revenue did the store get last month?"

What you get:

• A catalogue in minutes: products with variants, prices, stock, images and categories, added one at a time or up to 100 at once
• No overselling: stock per variant, showing what is reserved by open orders and what is still available
• Orders in one place: accept or reject new orders, mark them shipped with tracking, and export orders to a spreadsheet for your accountant
• Discounts and delivery: percentage or fixed discount codes, shipping zones and rates, and GST or tax settings
• Know how it is doing: revenue, orders, average order value and the visit-to-order funnel, against the previous period
• Your own web address: a mylots.store address or your own domain with HTTPS, and shopper reviews you can moderate and reply to
• Team access: invite staff with the role that fits

You stay in control. You set up payments yourself: you paste your own Stripe key on the Payments page or sign in to Razorpay, never in chat, and online payments settle to your own account. Putting the store live, replying to reviews and inviting teammates need Send. Deleting products, categories, domains or team members needs Delete. Accepting orders, fulfilment, refunds and payment settings need Money. All three are off until you tick them.