Spirit Store turns a single WooCommerce site into branded storefronts for every group you sell to — each with its own colors, logo, mascot, catalog, and order deadlines. Schools today, little leagues and companies tomorrow: you decide what to call them.
Free on WordPress.org · Pro adds the theme, templates & six ready-made automations
One Terminology setting renames the whole plugin — admin menus, the storefront portal, live search, importer columns, even the Elementor tags follow whatever you sell to.
Set it once under Settings → Spirit Store — no code, no rebuild.
Each group gets colors, logo, and mascot. One Elementor template renders them all — pages recolor themselves per group with dynamic tags and CSS variables.
Give each school or team a scoped admin who toggles product availability and proposes packages — without ever seeing wp-admin. You approve pricing and publish.
Buyers type a name or mascot and instantly see their group plus every product and package available to it — packages first.
Load a whole season's catalog from Excel/CSV through the native WooCommerce importer — one extra column assigns products to their storefronts.
A matching child theme and eight importable Elementor templates: header, footer, group page, product pages, homepage, portal, and 404.
Order lifecycle emails, daily sales digest, deadline reminders, an AI chatbot that knows live inventory, package-approval alerts, and an AI product-image generator.
Activate Spirit Store on any WooCommerce site, pick your terminology, and let the built-in Setup checklist create the required pages for you.
Create each school or team with its colors and logo, then import your catalog from a spreadsheet — products land in the right storefronts automatically.
Buyers find their group on the search page and shop a store that looks like it was built just for them. Orders, deadlines, and alerts run themselves.
Free
Spirit Store + chat widget plugins
$999 one-time
Instant download after payment
$99/mo
+ $499 setup — we run it for you
A WordPress site with WooCommerce and a Stripe (or any Woo-supported) payment gateway. Elementor Pro unlocks the dynamic-tag templates; the Pro automations need an n8n instance and an OpenAI API key.
Yes — one WordPress install, one product catalog, one checkout. Groups are sections of the same store, each wearing its own branding, so there's nothing extra to host per school or team.
No. Their portal lives on the front end with a narrow role: toggle products on or off for their group and propose packages. You review and publish everything.
Only your live store data. It reads groups, products, prices, and stock through the plugin's read-only API and answers shoppers' questions — it can't see orders or customers.
See a live demo with four sample schools, then install Spirit Store on your own site in an afternoon.
Spirit Store is built by Automated Intelligent Solutions, Inc. · info@ais.email · 404-293-0331
