StoreHippo
AI-powered enterprise ecommerce ecosystem
Founded
2015
Starting Price
₹15,000
Category
E-commerce
Last updated May 14, 2026
About StoreHippo
StoreHippo is a composable, no-plugin SaaS ecommerce platform built for enterprises running B2B, B2C, D2C, marketplace, and hyperlocal commerce models from a single unified backend. Its headless, microservices-based architecture and 300+ built-in features let brands launch and scale complex, multi-channel storefronts across geographies without relying on third-party plugins.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Single platform supports B2B, B2C, D2C, marketplace, and hyperlocal commerce models
- Headless, no-plugin architecture means fewer integration headaches than open-source stacks
- Native mobile apps and 150+ integrations included out of the box
- Strong multi-store, multi-currency, and cross-border capabilities for global brands
- AI features for catalog, search, and recommendations baked into the core platform
Key Features
Headless commerce architecture
Microservices-based, API-first platform that decouples the frontend from the backend for flexible storefront experiences.
Multi-vendor marketplace
Native marketplace engine with centralized control over sellers, catalogs, commissions, and payouts.
B2B and B2C commerce
Run B2B, B2C, D2C, B2B2C, and hyperlocal storefronts simultaneously on the same backend.
AI-powered merchandising
AI cataloguing, smart search, personalized recommendations, and AI shopping and support assistants.
Multi-store and multi-currency
Manage multiple stores, languages, and currencies from one admin with unified inventory.
Omnichannel selling
Sell through web, mobile apps, WhatsApp, voice, and social channels from one platform.
Pre-built integrations
150+ integrations with payment gateways, logistics providers, ERP, and marketing tools.
Pricing
Business
₹15,000/month
- Multilingual and multicurrency storefront
- Discounting and marketing engine
- Loyalty wallets
- 1% transaction fee per order
Enterprise
Best For
Enterprise B2B commerce
Wholesalers and manufacturers running tiered pricing, quote workflows, and customer-specific catalogs at scale.
Multi-vendor marketplaces
Brands launching marketplace models where multiple sellers list products under one storefront with centralized control.
Cross-border D2C brands
Direct-to-consumer brands expanding across regions with multi-store, multi-currency, and localized payment support.
Hyperlocal and quick commerce
Grocery, food, and on-demand businesses needing geolocation, delivery boy management, and store-level inventory.
