Payments, Telegram alerts, and SEO sit in the engine so you do not install a plugin for each. Checkout is a URL or API to acquiring or an international provider — no Shopify-style lock-in. Telegram carries new orders, carts, and abandoned carts. Seventy-seven UI strings cover language without a developer. Sitemap, JSON-LD, webmaster verification, and this blog ship in the box.
Read payments by URL, Telegram notifications, from click to Telegram, homepage builder, 77 UI strings, built-in SEO, coupons on live traffic.
A payment provider connects through a configurable API redirect — the engine does not dictate its own built-in integrations with specific payment systems, the acquirer stays the store owner's choice. Telegram notifications run one way — the owner gets a signal about the order in the bot, this is not a full Mini App for shoppers. The SEO module ships meta tags, sitemap.xml, and JSON-LD for products and posts out of the box, with no third-party SEO plugin to install and no manual sitemap regeneration after every new product.
Use this section when the question is how to take money, get pinged, and stay indexable. The engine itself is Self-hosted store engine: your VPS, your data, no turnover cut.
The operational piece solves a concrete problem: keeping an admin tab open all day just to catch a new order does not scale for a solo operator. A Telegram group replaces that watch — a message lands instantly on any device with the app installed, no separate CRM subscription and no email-alert setup. From ad click to Telegram ops walks through the full path, from a visitor landing on the storefront to the notification hitting the chat.
The language piece covers a narrow but frequent need: a store sells into a market with a different language, and hiring a developer to translate 77 menu, cart, and error strings is not worth the invoice. Editing strings happens right in admin — no code access, no image rebuild on every engine update.
The SEO piece is not limited to product JSON-LD: this blog itself is part of the module, with categories, tags, and readable post URLs, not a separate CMS bolted onto the store by hand. Pricing.