WireGum
A lightweight commerce backend that wires your CMS to Stripe
What it does
WireGum is a lightweight commerce backend for existing websites. Add a single script to your site, then turn any element into a product using simple data attributes. WireGum handles the cart, product variants, inventory, orders, shipping, and connects to Stripe for checkout and payments. Unlike traditional ecommerce platforms, WireGum doesn't own your storefront. Keep using your CMS, static site, or custom stack and build the frontend however you want.
WireGum adds products, variants, orders, shipping workflows, tracking and customer emails to custom Stripe Checkout stores.
Inventory, shipping labels, order status, and customer emails: the operational layer Stripe leaves to you. See sales, fulfillment activity and integration readiness at a glance. Carrier rates, labels and tracking through the connected shipping provider, or manual tracking when merchants ship outside WireGum. Order confirmations and shipping updates with localized templates, shared sender by default, and custom sender setup on Plus. It is built for small and independent commerce sites that sell physical products, need a real checkout, and do not want to run a full ecommerce platform. Add one script tag, then place data attributes where your CMS or static site renders product pages. Sites…from wiregum.com
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