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Hey Wayne E. ! Hope you got everything sorted! Let me know if you need a hand. For more setup tips, check out our Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FuTpNshMXq

Robert H. Sara M. The Smootify Lite Plan is perfect for a single-product or small ecommerce store. For a one-product shop, you can combine the Shopify Basic Plan ($29), Webflow Basic Plan ($14), and Smootify Lite Plan ($9) for a total of $52 per month/ billed annually. No transaction fees.

Etienne C. Hi, I can definitely say that Smootify can handle it all.

Sara M. Yes, if we're only talking about fixed costs (in which case you would only need to pay the Shopify Basic plan). But certainly, developing a custom site from scratch entirely in Shopify has much longer development times (and therefore much higher fees) compared to realizing the project with Webflow and Smootify.

Sara M. great question! Consider that the first Webflow Ecommerce Plan with 0% transaction fee is the Plus Plan ($74 - billed yearly). To run a fully functional Shopify store with Smootify you need:

Total: $60/month - billed yearly. 0% transaction fee. 2K CMS items. If you need more items you can switch the Weblow CMS Plan with the Business Plan (choosing the size you need).

Tim D., just an update about your question! Our app has been approved and is now listed on the official Shopify App Store. This means you can finally use the functionality to sync your Webflow CMS with Shopify using our server-side functionality (available with the new Server Plan). https://apps.shopify.com/smootify

Tim D. The official Shopify App (with CMS Server Plan included) is being reviewed by the Shopify App Store Team and should be available in the next few days.

Salman C. Our library is built with native Relume elements, preserving their original styling. To integrate them seamlessly into our system, we've simply added DOM elements or custom attributes to make them fully compatible with Shopify. Since a Figma version of Relume components already exists, we deemed it unnecessary to create another one. However, for upcoming advanced features like review systems and wishlists, we may introduce a Figma UI Kit encompassing all our components.

Tim D. Aaron K. While I'm not familiar with the specifics of Shopiflow, I know it's a tool similar to ours. Our team at Udesly, a project with over 25K users since its inception in 2018, has extensive experience in integrating third-party software with Webflow. Shopify's recent updates prompted us to develop a new Shopify tool that's more powerful and user-friendly. We chose Relume for building our components (thanks to Dan 's unwavering support), and we employ Client-First principles in creating our free templates and UI elements. We also offer a range of premium add-ons for advanced functionalities. So, I can say that these are the key differentiators: Relume Components: Leverage the power of Relume for building robust and customizable components. Client-First Approach: Our templates and UI elements are built with a Client-First approach, ensuring a seamless user experience. Premium Add-ons: a suite of premium add-ons for advanced functionalities. There is important upcoming news too. The official Smootify app will soon be available on the Shopify App Store, offering complete server-side synchronization and new server add-ons (reviews, wishlist, Shopify newsletter integration, product files upload and much more). All Smootify features (current and upcoming) will be fully customizable with Webflow & Relume.

For anyone interested, here is a brief guide (3 short videos) on how to create a Shopify Store entirely in Webflow using this Relume Library in just a few minutes (not days!). https://youtu.be/uN3eOGVWOlk?si=eSpoiA0bcrk1rZ7J