Shoprenter

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Hungarian online stores with separate variant and catalog controls

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What it does

Shoprenter hosts online stores with product administration and checkout connections. Silver adds product variants, while Gold includes scheduled imports, API access and multilingual selling.

A discontinued product does not always need to disappear. In Shoprenter, open Termékek > Összes termék, find the item, and inspect its status on the Adatok tab. Kifutott keeps the information page accessible by URL but removes the product from categories and feeds and prevents purchases. Letiltott hides it from shoppers altogether.

Variants are separate product entries with their own stock and images. Link the parent and children through the Tulajdonságok settings. A shirt in three colors therefore needs product records for those choices.

Plan Monthly price, excluding VAT Main distinction
Bronze HUF 5,990 Core store and cash or transfer payments
Silver HUF 19,990 Product variants and online payments
Gold HUF 39,990 Scheduled CSV/XML imports, API and multiple languages/currencies

Annual payment is cheaper. The 14-day trial includes Gold, so check that your intended paid plan covers the features you use. A subscription is required after the trial even if the shop has not launched. Hosting is included; domain registration and email are separate.

Registration asks for the shop name, administrator username, email and password, plus contact details. No card is needed for the trial.

Strengths

  • Discontinued products can keep an accessible information page
  • Variants retain separate stock and images

Watch out for

  • Each variant needs its own product entry
  • Bronze does not include product variants

Best for

  • Hungarian merchants managing product variants and discontinued lines

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