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Re: Show HN: TinyStore - A minimal store for your Shopify Lite plan

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Will this work with the other plans as well? I was looking into Shopify the other day, would like to accept non-credit card payments as well (so need a higher plan) but I love the minimal design of your theme.

Thanks. Yes, it will still work with the basic plan and above.

If you need the POS, I think it's included in all plans (including the Lite plan).

https://www.shopify.com/pos/features#Payments

Re: Show HN: TinyStore - A minimal store for your Shopify Lite plan

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I made a simple web app for merchants/small businesses who use Shopify Lite Plan and want to have a simple/minimal storefront. I built this initially for my wife. She owns two online stores in Shopify. With her Lite plan, she only pays $9/month/store versus the Basic plan for $29/month/store. Since the Lite plan doesn't include an online store, TinyStore allows merchants to have one. The app is still new. I appreciat…

If there's one thing I'd suggest, it would be putting a blurb something like the above on your website as well - as someone with 0 contextual information about Shopify, there was no obvious problem the application was solving, even after reading the FAQ.

Re: Show HN: TinyStore - A minimal store for your Shopify Lite plan

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post #9

I made a simple web app for merchants/small businesses who use Shopify Lite Plan and want to have a simple/minimal storefront. I built this initially for my wife. She owns two online stores in Shopify. With her Lite plan, she only pays $9/month/store versus the Basic plan for $29/month/store. Since the Lite plan doesn't include an online store, TinyStore allows merchants to have one. The app is still new. I appreciat…

If there's one thing I'd suggest, it would be putting a blurb something like the above on your website as well - as someone with 0 contextual information about Shopify, there was no obvious problem the application was solving, even after reading the FAQ.

If this is meant to be used with Shopify, why would someone w/zero contextual information on such would even be interested?
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