Default theme
Dark editorial UI with smoked glass panels, amber accents, bold display type, and a full bleed hero over a product grid.
You get a ready made store, cart, checkout, and order tools, plus supply so you can start selling now!.
Dark editorial UI with smoked glass panels, amber accents, bold display type, and a full bleed hero over a product grid.
Near black surfaces with neon green accents, monospace chips, and glowing CTAs on a dense product grid.
Clean light storefront with purple magenta accents, trust stats, modern product cards, and soft white panels.
Catalog grid, categories, search filters, product details, cart drawer, checkout form.
Live orders, status pipeline, tracking numbers, search, storefront filter, CSV export.
Customer lookup by order # + email. New → Confirmed → Shipped → Completed.
Products, categories, photos, bulk pricing, research notes. Publish without a rebuild.
Partner skins (logo, colors, name). Orders land in one console with a brand marker.
Promo codes with % off, use counts, and revenue tracking at checkout.
Supplier dropdown, default research only partner. Orders tagged by supplier.
21+ / lab use / FDA disclaimer before the catalog. Required path for every site.
One admin shell: Orders, Supply, Referrals, Content, White Label, Track.
Default, Neon, and Sync templates. Brand, logo, colors, catalog in the builder.
Pick server country at signup; we provision or move hosting manually later.
Same stack, your domain. Preview on Pepsite. Go live when you’re ready.
Pepsite provides a default research only supplier that accepts and ships your orders. You keep 25% of each sale, paid biweekly. No inventory, no packing: your storefront, their fulfillment.
We also connect you to a research only supplier for wholesale. Place bulk orders, manage stock, and ship research only product under your own brand when you’re ready to run fulfillment in house.
We needed a research storefront that could take real orders the same week we launched. Pepsite gave us the catalog, cart, and ops console without building any of it ourselves, and fulfillment just worked.
I wanted something that looked pro and actually took orders, not a half built shop. They got Amino City live fast, and I can run the catalog and orders without babysitting a developer.