Twelve products, small batch
The collection design lays them out in a grid with a cart. Price changed? Update it in Products and the store shows it.
For people who want to sell, not run a store platform
An AI ecommerce store builder: one sentence instead of a theme and ten plugins. Orders land in your CRM, money in your own Stripe.
Say what you sell, and the AI builds the store, cart included. Bring your products from a CSV, an Excel file, a photo of your price list or an existing store. Buyers pay by card into your own Stripe account, and every order and buyer lands in Gammatica on its own.
14 days free · no credit card · card payments need your own Stripe account
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Gammatica's AI ecommerce store builder creates a store with a cart from one sentence, takes card payments into your own Stripe account with no Gammatica commission, and puts every order and buyer in your CRM.
A handmade candle store comes together from one sentence, the headline changes in chat, a customer pays by card, and the order and buyer land in your CRM.
- A store from one sentence, with a cart, from a ready design or your description
- Products from CSV, Excel, a photographed price list or your existing store
- Money lands in your own Stripe account, and Gammatica takes no commission
- Paid orders reach Orders and buyers reach your CRM, with nothing to copy
- Change the copy, sections and look in the chat, not in a theme editor
In numbers
- commission to Gammatica: the money lands in your Stripe
- 0%
- paid orders reach Orders and buyers reach your CRM on their own
- 0 copying
- ready store designs in English, Hungarian, Romanian and Polish
- 4 languages
Ready storefronts
Your store can start from one of these.
Pick one, or describe what you want. Your own products fill the grid. The cart and card payments come with the system.
Skincare store: Derű (fictional brand) Streetwear drop: Aszfalt (fictional brand) Three-step routine: Derű (fictional brand)
Hand-coded templates with made-up brands. Not client work.
You don’t want to run a store platform. You want to sell.
You pick a theme. You find a plugin for payments. Another for invoices. A third because the second one breaks the first.
Two weeks later you’re still fixing the header, and you haven’t sold a thing.
Then the first order comes in, by email. You copy it into your invoicing tool, then your spreadsheet. The buyer never makes it to your CRM, so there’s nobody to follow up with.
And every month you pay for the platform, the plugins and the theme, whether anyone bought or not.
That isn’t you being slow. Those systems were built for building stores, not for selling.
Who this is for
- You sell a few dozen products and want to start today, not next month
- You have a Stripe account, or you’ll open one
- You want buyers in the same system as your email, quotes and automations
- You’d rather describe a change than learn a theme editor
Not for you if…
- You need shipping rates. There’s no rate calculation or carrier choice, and the cart doesn’t ask for a shipping address. If you ship, collect the address after the order.
- You need inventory tracking. Orders don’t reduce stock, and a sold-out product isn’t blocked automatically.
- You need size or color variants. Each variant is a separate product.
- You need coupon codes or sale prices. Neither exists yet. For a sale, you change the product’s price.
- You sell hundreds of products. The store shows up to 48, in alphabetical order, with no product pages, search or filters.
- You need automatic sales tax. Each product has one tax rate; nothing is calculated by state or country.
- You need automatic invoices outside Hungary. Built-in invoicing only works with two Hungarian services.
- You want card payments without Stripe. It’s the only provider. Without it, orders are recorded and you confirm payment yourself.
Your store is part of your system, not an island.
1
Say what you sell
A collection design with twelve products, a single-product design, or a blank page built from your description. In English, Hungarian, Romanian or Polish.
2
Bring your products
CSV, Excel, a photographed or PDF price list, an existing store, or one by one in the chat. Prices and images fill in from Products, so a price change needs no republishing.
3
Connect Stripe
Paste your own key. Buyers pay on Stripe’s checkout page, and the money comes to you.
4
Publish and take orders
On your own domain or a yourstore.gammatica.ai address. Every payment becomes an order and a contact, and it can start an automation.
What it’s used for
Three situations you’ll recognize.
One product, one strong page
The single-product design sells one hero product, with benefits, a comparison and a guarantee around the cart.
A Friday-night order
By morning it’s in Orders, the buyer is in your CRM, and if you set it up, your automation has already sent the thank-you email.
Why this is different
One sentence instead of a theme and ten plugins.
You end up with a store either way. One route takes a stack of add-ons. The other already sits next to your CRM.
Getting started
Theme, plugins, weeks of tweaking
One sentence, a ready store with a cart
Card payments
One more plugin to configure
Your own Stripe key, no Gammatica commission
Orders
Separate admin, exports to your CRM
In Orders and your CRM on their own
Copy and design
Theme editor, plugin conflicts
Type it in the chat
Following up
Separate email and CRM tools
Automations in the same system
Companies that have already handed the work over
Don’t take our word for it.
4.7 / 5
real user rating
I’ve tried a lot of project management software, but finally here’s one that’s easy to use and meets high expectations.
I’ve been using Gammatica for over a month. We moved off Notion onto this platform quickly and painlessly.
We’ve tried many platforms, but I can finally see all our international campaigns in one place.
A 10/10 solution if you want to see what your team actually does each day.
Viktor and the team did excellent work rolling Gammatica out for us. Recommended.
Finally a calendar I don’t get lost in. I recommend it to everyone.
Anna
You don’t have to learn it. You have someone to ask.
Anna is the assistant built into the system. Not a generic chatbot: she knows Gammatica specifically, across about 300 topics, from credits to permissions to billing. Ask in a sentence and she answers; where it helps she shows you with a small animation and links you straight to the right screen.
- Ask in plain English, get a plain answer
- She doesn’t just describe where it is. She takes you there.
- Available at night too, with no ticket to raise
AAnnaLive
What people actually ask her:
How do I connect Stripe so my store takes card payments?
Let me open it for you
What you want to know before you commit.
Yours. You connect your own Stripe key, buyers pay on Stripe’s checkout page, and Gammatica takes no commission. Stripe charges its own fees under your Stripe agreement. It’s the only payment provider: without it, orders are recorded, there’s no online payment, and you confirm payment yourself.
The payment is verified with Stripe, the order is issued in Orders, and the buyer becomes a contact in your CRM. If the page is linked to a pipeline, a deal opens too. The “Web shop order paid” trigger can start any automation, such as a confirmation email, which you set up yourself. Buyers can sign in with an email code on your site’s customer portal and see their orders.
Only in Hungary for now. Built-in invoicing runs through two Hungarian services, Billingo and Számlázz.hu. Elsewhere, the paid-order trigger can pass the order to your own invoicing tool through an outgoing webhook, Make or Zapier, which you set up yourself.
The store’s copy, sections, look and subpages. Product names, prices and images live in the Products module: change them there and the store shows the new version the next time it loads, with no republishing. You can add new products in the chat too.
Its products, yes: connect Shopify or WooCommerce, and they import by SKU, with no duplicates. While that store stays connected, those products’ buttons send buyers to its own checkout, not this one. Disconnect it and those links are gone.
Shipping: no rates, no carrier choice, and the cart asks for a name, email and phone, not a shipping address. Tax: each product has one rate, and the store shows the price including it, labeled “incl. VAT”. No sales tax by state. Inventory: not tracked. A cart holds one currency.
Yes, and the system writes them: a privacy notice, terms and a cookie notice in your store’s language, from the facts of your page. It asks for any missing company details. They appear under your name and you’re responsible for them, so have a lawyer check them.
The store is included in every plan, with no separate store fee. Building and chat changes use AI credits, with an estimate before you start. The 14-day trial comes with 3,000 starter credits on your first workspace.
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Another week on the header is another week without sales.
And the theme will still be there next week. Try it free for 14 days: describe your store, bring your products, connect Stripe. Your first order can land in your CRM this week.
P.S. The trial costs you nothing and asks for no card details. If it isn’t for you, you close the tab and we never charge you.