Catalog, Landing one, Landing multi, and Tickets live in one engine. One click switches the shape. Theme is chosen independently per format. Five ready themes ship with the product.
The long read is four store formats, one click. How-to: Catalog to Landing one in five minutes, Landing multi angles, what four formats mean for creative tests. Events stay in the same binary: self-hosted Tickets, seat selection by sector and row, and merch in one engine.
A page builder that only emits a URL leaves you without cart, Tickets, or a license you can copy to another IP. That contrast is Landing-page builder vs a store engine. Odd jobs — pop-up, QR at a venue, webinar plus merch — live in use cases.
The format choice usually comes down to the job, not taste: one product at a high click price fits Landing one; several offers to one audience fit Landing multi; a full assortment with filters and search fits Catalog; seats for an event with a QR at the door fit Tickets. Switching between them does not need a new install and does not reset orders or customers — only the storefront template changes.
The Tickets format deserves a direct clarification: it is not an interactive graphical seating chart, it is a sequential pick of sector, subsector, and row through select menus, with a grid of specific seats inside the chosen row. The ticket prints with a QR code and a barcode for door control. It fits organizers who do not want to hand a cut to a ticketing marketplace and who are fine running seat sales on their own domain — the details and the honest limits (no visual venue map, for instance) are in selling tickets online and in do you need a separate ticketing system for your site.
For moving an offline spot online in a single day, read offline to online in one afternoon — it walks through the minimal steps: pick Landing one for a single hero product, connect payment by URL, and carry over photos and prices from an existing price list, without importing order history from another system (NitroCart does not do that automatically).
Switching format is not a redesign from scratch — products, orders, and the customer base stay put, only what the visitor sees changes. That is the idea behind this category: the format gets picked for the ad test or the season at hand, not chosen once and locked in for years.
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