Four store formats — Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets — in one engine on your VDS. The format switches instantly, the catalog and content change from the admin panel: no reinstall, no data migration, no contractor.
One license — up to 15 active stores. 0% of your turnover.
Switching the format is one click in the admin panel. Data, domain, and license stay in place.
Enterprise yearly at 15 stores: ≈ $20 per storefront a month. Storefront switches are unlimited, with no extra fee.
Before scaling ad spend, a marketer needs to know: how a specific product will land with buyers and how much traffic a given region will give. A mockup or an abstract landing page won't show that — you need a working rig: a full store built for the offer, ready to take live ad traffic and show demand. NitroCart is built exactly as that tool — to surface buyer demand before the budget goes into scale.
It solves speed. Several offers at once, instant store format switching, fast product content upload, and going live with traffic.
You test niches and drop what didn't land, fast. Ordinary engines aren't built for that: too slow to install, rework, and make unique. NitroCart is built to be fast and flexible: a single-product store, a full catalog, or event tickets — and switching stores at the pace you test.
A rig for an offer and a region: run live traffic, see the flow — and switch stores as fast as you switch creatives.
You test a hypothesis with a live store and real traffic: demand, price, region — before scale, without a quarter of reports or a "just in case" build.
Someone else's product, your ads, your cut of the sale. Your own store for the offer in minutes: no warehouse, no "own" range, no platform commission on turnover.
You sell manufacturers' products and other people's catalogs for a cut — running several stores at once.
Your own catalog and your own brand: a full store on your server, no platform rent and no cut of turnover. Launch a new line or region by switching theme and format — no move to another engine.
An especially strong fit — fast ticket sales for events with a flexible seating map.
The faster a store hits the market, the faster you act on the idea while others are still building. You get to buyers first, work the offer to the fullest, and switch niches while demand is still hot.
Buy a VDS from a recommended host.
your own serverBuy a domain and point it to your VDS's IP.
your addressInstall the engine on your VDS from 5 minutes, via Telegram.
~5 minSwitch instantly to one of the 4 store formats.
instantUpload your own product content or take a ready-made set from marketplaces.
from 10 minThe store takes the flow. While others are still building — you're already in the market.
liveNitroCart wins exactly where other solutions usually eat your margin: on repeat launches, store uniqueness, and how fast you react to the market.
Content media, a blog plus an occasional catalog, a team that already lives in its own stack. For fast store switching, such platforms are usually overkill and slow.
On other engines, every store switch usually means starting over: install, theme, modules, analytics, tweaks, and cleaning up CMS traces.
While someone else's stack is still being built, you're already taking traffic. One engine — four store formats, theme and content switching without a reinstall, your own server. NitroCart is for those who can't wait on a contractor when the offer is hot and the store is needed today.
You don't burn motivation on stack operations — you spend it on tests.
Changed the domain — the store keeps running on the same server. Changed the product or the whole catalog — no new install. A niche didn't land — you launched another one right away, on the same engine. Switched the store format with one click: Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, or Tickets. Changed the theme and styles — and for the buyer it's already a different store. And all of this — without new uploads or installs on the server: the engine is already deployed, only what the visitor sees changes. Fast, efficient, and unique — in code and visually: every store looks like its own build, not a copy of the one next door.
NitroCart is built as a tool for ad traffic flows — for fast, unique switching and creating stores at exactly the pace you test offers.
Point a domain or subdomain to the same IP via Cloudflare — the store, license, and data aren't touched.
Upload new products or replace the whole niche in the admin panel — no engine reinstall, no lost settings.
Offer didn't land — you spin up a new store right away on the same server and the same license, while traffic is still hot.
Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets switch instantly, with no data migration.
A new theme, colors, fonts — from the admin panel, no file uploads to the server and no developer involved.
Every launch gets its own code and markup map — stores don't look alike, technically or visually, which helps you hold high conversion for a specific offer.
Switching an offer stops being a routine with no payoff — you set up the next one right away.
Landing one didn't fit — switch to Catalog. Catalog didn't fit — switch to Landing one. All 4 formats were designed from the start for one job: fast store switching and uniqueness — theme, products, styles, and even the store format itself change with no reinstall, no data migration, and no new license.
Below are live demo stores of all four formats. Open them and see for yourself: product cards, options and variants, filters, the seating map, and seat sales. It's the same engine you get after payment — the demos are built in it, not drawn in a mockup.
One product — one screen. We made it the simplest and fastest to launch, yet enough for conversions: the minimum fields, plus everything an offer needs to sell.
What it fitsSingle-product stores — one offer, a fast hypothesis test.
Demo →The same selling mechanics, but with a grid of several products, category filters, and a card in a modal window — filling in categories, products, and options takes longer, but you sell the whole range from one page.
What it fitsStores with 3–20 products — the whole range from one page.
Demo →Works both as a simple one-product landing for a single offer and as full seat sales for an event with sectors, rows, and show dates — with the finest design tuning of all four formats.
What it fitsEvents or a single offer with fine design tuning.
Demo →For a full multi-page store: categories, tags, products, prices, options, blog, and posts. Built for HTML store templates with a ready design — two templates out of the box.
What it fitsStores with 20–500 products. When a landing page isn't enough.
Demo →Any of the three landing formats comes with ready color schemes and templates — pick one and launch. And if you want your own handwriting, point-by-point tuning is there: fonts, color and background of every section, block order, hero screen height and look, button and element colors and shadows, and more.
Every static interface string — in each of the 4 formats and in every theme — is edited in the admin panel. Switch the store's language to English, Spanish, or any other without touching code.
The ticket structure logic in NitroCart is built for speed from the ground up: sectors, rows, and seats are assembled in a clear hierarchy, not through a generic "builder for the sake of a builder."
And the main thing — the Tickets format gives you what an ordinary product store can't: the real emotion of a show. A concert, a show, a conference, a sports match — you build a selling landing page around the event, not around a "product card." For teams that work with events, this is one of the strongest applications in the engine: atmosphere, the poster, seats, and payment — in one fast package.
The seat-sales block isn't mandatory: the same landing page can also be used as an ordinary single-page store for one product, if a seating map isn't needed yet — and switched on later, with one toggle, when the event appears.
Sectors → rows → seats, any depth — built for the shape of a real hall, not a template grid.
Its own price and occupancy status for a sector, a row, or a specific seat, plus discounts and special offers.
Several show dates on one ticket landing page — no separate page per session.
A barcode or QR code, styled to your brand — the ticket is generated automatically on payment.
Concerts, events, and shows aren't sold by "specs" — they're sold by anticipation. In the Tickets app you get the tools to build very strong selling landing pages — with the atmosphere of a show, a seating map, and instant seat purchase.
NitroCart closes the typical stack of a store owner on their own VDS in the core: four formats, themes, attribution, SEO, Telegram, and payments — in one license. No need to assemble a store out of plugins or keep a developer on retainer for every integration.
An independent theme choice for Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets — each with its own ready color scheme, launch in minutes. And for point-by-point tuning — separate settings for fonts, every section's background, block order, the hero screen, and button colors/shadows, without touching content.
Every new store gets its own map of CSS/JS classes, its own cookie names, and file hashes. The markup has its own comments and wrappers, styles and scripts get their own noise, plus markers like page-builder tools use. Several stores don't look alike technically.
Automatic source recognition: ~14 ad networks, search, social, AI referrers — no third-party analytics. You set, per source, whether it's a bot or a live visit. Plug in your own metrics and pixels with code in the header and footer.
A new cart, a new order — a notification to your Telegram group, no need to live in the admin panel.
Auto-generated sitemap, JSON-LD markup, Google/Yandex/Bing verification codes, analytics integration in two clicks.
Built-in settings not enough? Add your own HTML/CSS/JS in any of the 4 store formats: unique styles, pixels, analytics scripts.
Editable static text — menu, cart, footer, product card, and so on — edited without a developer + your content = stores fully in your own words, in any language.
Connect the payment gateway you need by URL and API: bank acquiring or an international provider — for your region and product. No heavy integration and no lock-in to one vendor.
Bring staff into the engine and assemble roles in groups. Access is set by engine section: a user can be allowed to manage only Landing one — or another contour they need — with no rights to the catalog, orders, or other formats. In the admin they see only what you allowed.
We compare on what actually affects conversion and operations: store speed, launch uniqueness, attack surface, time to switch a niche, and control over the server.
Install on your own VDS in minutes, switch the store format with no rebuild. Lightweight HTML with no extra scripts — a faster first paint on ad traffic.
You can restrict access to the server and admin panel by your IP during install.
Built-in markup uniqueness for multi-launch: themes, styles, and content change from the admin panel, so stores don't look like clones of one build.
A lightweight store with no extra plugin scripts: faster loading, a cleaner path to checkout, fewer reasons to leave while the "page is thinking."
Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets in one install. An offer didn't land — you switched the format and theme, not spun up a new WordPress "from scratch."
CSS/JS uniqueness and theme switching cut the technical "sameness" of installs — critical when you're running several stores in parallel.
No SaaS rent and no platform commission on turnover. Domain, DNS, backups, and access — yours. The license covers up to 15 IP addresses per key.
| Criterion | NitroCart | WordPress + WooCommerce | OpenCart / similar | Shopify / Tilda SaaS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clean HTML/CSS/JSExtra page weight and third-party scripts | A store built for the jobA core plus only the modules you need | Bloats with pluginsEvery plugin brings its own CSS/JS, conflicts, and slowdowns | Depends on the buildA ready template often ships extra weight "out of the box" | Control is limitedPart of the platform's code and scripts can't be removed |
| Speed to launch / switch niches | from 15 minutes to a storeFormat switch — no reinstall | Hours to daysTheme + Woo + plugins + tweaks for the offer | 30–90 minutesA new offer often means a new copy | 1–3 hours of setupThen you hit the plan's limits |
| Store format | 4 modes in one engineCatalog ⇄ Landing one ⇄ Landing multi ⇄ Tickets | One stack for everythingA landing page "done right" means another theme or a builder on top | Usually one templateA different format means a separate install | Catalog / Landing one by planSwitching models means a new subscription or site |
| Security and maintenance | A narrow update loopOne Docker image instead of a dozen third-party modules | A wide attack surfaceCore + theme + N plugins = N points of risk | Depends on the buildOld modules and "grey" templates are a common pain | The vendor's responsibilityBut the data and the rules aren't yours |
| Uniqueness for multi-launch | Built inClasses/CSS/JS, themes, visual changes without hand-cloning code | By hand or via pluginsExpensive, fragile, easy to break on an update | Usually noneCopies differ only by text and images | Essentially unavailableOne shared SaaS engine for every tenant |
| Traffic analytics "out of the box" | Networks + search + socialAttribution and a quality filter, no plugin bundle to buy | Through pluginsGA + Pixel + 3–5 more extensions | Often just UTM | Apps / integrationsSome at an extra cost |
| Data and ownership | Your own VDS, full control | Your own hostingBut the dependency on the WP/plugin stack remains | Your own VDSNo unified multi-launch system | Someone else's serverRent, plus the risk of an account ban |
| Total cost of ownership | A license, no % of salesUp to 15 IP addresses on one key | "Free" + hidden hoursHosting, themes, plugins, fixes, security | A cheap startExpensive to scale by hand | Subscription, often plus a commissionEvery store is a separate bill |
A comparison for the typical arbitrage and fast offer-rotation scenario. WordPress/WooCommerce are strong as a universal CMS, but lose where you need fast store switching and multi-launch on one engine.
You don't burn out on the tech side — NitroCart is built for "offer → traffic."
Nine sections follow the sales path: set up the storefront → fill it → connect payments → watch orders and traffic.
Every section is covered in detail in the built-in guide — in English and Russian, right inside the admin.
The database, media files, orders, and customer contacts physically live on your server. Not in a "partner's secure cloud," not in someone else's account — on a machine only you hold the keys to.
This isn't a side effect of the architecture — it's a deliberate choice: the engine doesn't need access to your database to run. We don't collect your turnover, products, and customers "for analytics" or "to improve the service" — there's simply nothing about you for us to know. During install, you can also lock down the server and admin panel to your own IP.
The practical point is simple: no support agent, no outage on our side, and no email about a "platform policy violation" can turn off your store. Only you can turn it off.
NitroCart’s course is development toward fast, high-quality delivery of products to your customers: without extra friction, without wasted time and money, and without a mandatory circle of third parties. It will keep opening new models of doing business and grow from your requests and wishes and from what the market asks for. Below is what we're working on right now.
Already in development
Alongside Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets, we're adding a fifth track — selling services. Service offers get built just as fast as a product store: go live with traffic, test demand, and change the lineup and price with no new build.
A separate app for ultra-fast page building: visual assembly from ready blocks — change an offer's structure faster, with no code and no waiting on a developer.
Conversions, financial and cost tracking, an end-to-end view of traffic and sales — so you see not just visits but the economics of every offer.
Fast subdomain issuing and centralized domain management — less manual DNS routine when running multiple stores.
Every version brings updates to the uniqueness algorithms and templates. Projects don't "go stale": stores stay fresh and technically unalike each other.
Regular expansion of the theme library plus fine style presets. Planned updates include creating and sharing ready style templates between stores and teams, no setup from scratch. Also — custom template development and bringing your own templates into the engine.
Fast store cloning, export and import of configs, themes, and templates you've built. Ultra-fast store creation via configs and an API. Plugins for offer-specific tasks — and custom-built ones. Every update is a practical gain to your speed in the market.
No "send over a spec and wait a week." You walk the whole path from payment to an open store yourself, in one evening.
Pick a plan in the Mini App, pay, and get your key. The plan sets how many active stores you hold: 2, 5, or 15.
~2 minutesPoint it at your server and domain — install runs automatically from Telegram. You can lock down the server and admin panel to your IP during install.
~5 minutesTurn on the format you need out of the 4, set up the styling, upload content. From there, switch offers as many times as you need — no reinstall.
from 10 minutesThe license is a single payment for the engine. How much you earn on it, what your average order value is, how many orders come in — that's entirely your business, and entirely your money. Start — 1 store, Pro — up to 5, Enterprise — up to 15 on one key. Pay monthly, quarterly (up to −10%) or yearly (−25%).
Set the sliders to your own pace. Every assumption is listed below the calculator, in the open.
The first slider is how many notional stores and tests you run over the span, the second is the span itself. Pro — up to 5 VDS with NitroCart at once. 5 active stores — 5× more shops and scenarios: some sell, some test the next offers.
+ a % of turnover or store upkeep
Figures above use averaged data for working with NitroCart and with other solutions. For exact numbers, run your own math for your niche.
≈ $74 per store a month at 1 store
≈ $30 per store a month at 5 stores
≈ $20 per store a month at 15 stores
Prices are per license key. One store = one install on one VDS (IP). Renewal stays on the same plan for any term. Need more stores — get a key of a higher plan.
A discount is active right now, at the product's early distribution stage. As the platform grows and gets more features, the license price will rise. The price of a key bought today is locked for the whole paid span.
The license key and auto-install on your VDS happen in the same Telegram chat, no waiting on a manager. And you're not left alone with the engine: the whole working kit ships with the license.
No. Server install is automatic — via the Telegram Mini App in 3 clicks. All content — products, copy, design, domain — is set up in the admin panel. Every step is explained in plain language in the guide built into the admin panel, in English and Russian. A developer is only needed for non-standard work beyond the built-in features.
Switch the store format in one click: Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, or Tickets — no reinstall and no loss of the license.
Out of the box there are 5 built-in themes across 4 formats: Catalog has two, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets each have one — but with 10–15 ready-made color schemes apiece. That covers most needs — every theme is shown on the demo stores. In the landing formats you can change nearly everything: section color and background, block order, the hero, dividers, buttons, fonts. Catalog currently offers just a theme pick — plugging in ready-made third-party HTML templates is planned. Landing themes are built by our own team; we're also working on an in-engine theme builder so you'll be able to share your own themes with other NitroCart users.
Yes, depending on the plan: Start — 1 IP, Pro — up to 5, Enterprise — up to 15 active. That lets you run several stores under one key.
Yes. Renewal always stays on the same plan, but the term is up to you: a month, a quarter or a year. If the license is still active, the new term is added to its end date; if it has expired, it counts from the moment of payment.
A key keeps its plan on renewal. Need more stores — get a key of a higher plan: your current key keeps working until the end of its paid term.
Just point a domain or subdomain through Cloudflare to your server's IP address — the store and the license aren't touched.
Yes. Payment systems connect easily — by URL and API: bank acquiring or an international provider for your region and requirements. The data you need — logo, product, price, order number, buyer contacts, success and failure pages — is passed with tags you set up right in the checkout settings. No heavy custom integration.
Yes. Every new engine version released during your paid term comes with the license at no extra cost: new templates and styling, stronger markup uniqueness, speed and conversion tools, targeted, vetted solutions for specific tasks — with no extra modules and no slowdown. You're buying a developing ecosystem: it grows from your tasks and from what the market asks for.
Just your VDS and domain. On this page we use ~$10/month for a VDS and ~$10/year for a domain as a reference — that's market pricing from hosts, not a payment to us. NitroCart doesn't take a commission on sales and doesn't require buying extra modules: all 4 formats, themes, traffic attribution, and SEO already come with the license.
One active store in the license is one of your own servers (a VDS) running NitroCart. For example, the Pro plan (5 active stores) lets you install NitroCart on 5 of your own VDS at the same time. On each of them you can change the format, niche, products, design, copy, and domain as many times as you like — that doesn't create a new store and doesn't need a new license. A separate payment is only needed once you need more servers running NitroCart at once than your current plan allows — then you move up to a plan with more active stores.
The server, database, domain, and all content stay with you — they physically live on your VDS and go nowhere. To keep the store running, renew the license for any term, or buy a new license on a different plan.
You almost certainly have an idea you "haven't gotten around to" precisely because launching it costs too much time. That barrier is gone here: it can be live on your server and taking orders by this evening. The license is set up on Telegram from 5 minutes, install starts right away, and the instructions ship with it.
Buy a license on Telegram →Not sure which plan is yours? Just write to us — we'll work it out together, no sales scripts.
Six working scenarios with real math: from launching stores for clients to selling one product across several niches.
A VDS and domain per client. The first client covers the license for the year.
Sectors, rows, a QR ticket on your server. One key instead of a 5-10% cut.
A landing page before you have the stock. Buy only against confirmed orders.
A separate storefront per angle — clean attribution by source and geo.
One warehouse, 3-5 storefronts by segment — on a single license.
Switch catalog and format in admin. One VDS working all 12 months.
Partner program: register in the bot, get your personal link and earn from the payments of the clients you bring.
20% — of the first payment of a client who came through your link. 10% — of all their further payments (renewals and new licenses) within 12 months of the first payment. 5% — of the first payments of clients brought by partners you invited.
Example: a client buys Pro for a year at $1,790 — you get $358 right away. A client on monthly Pro — $39.80 from the first payment and $19.90 from every further payment within the year. If the client was brought by a partner you invited, you get 5% of that client's first payment: $89.50 on a yearly Pro, while the partner you invited gets their own 20%.
If you came through someone else's link, that partner becomes your inviter; your own link appears after registration.
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