Built for multi-brand retailers
Run several storefronts without juggling several tools
One catalog, per-brand pricing, shared customer records — plus a REST API and webhooks for when your stack gets opinionated.
What we hear
The problems this solves
Each brand is a separate tool
Every new banner means another instance to configure, another seat to pay for, and another dataset to reconcile. Growth should get easier, not harder.
Shared customers, duplicate accounts
A buyer who shops two of your brands ends up with two logins, two address books, and two credit profiles. Every edit has to happen twice.
Per-brand overrides land in the code
Branding, VAT rules, shipping defaults — each tweak becomes a fork that your ops team can't self-serve. Engineering becomes the bottleneck for merchandising.
How Distribu helps
What you get on day one
One catalog, per-brand pricing
Products live once; prices and availability can override per brand or per buyer. Inventory counts reconcile across storefronts without a sync job.
Feature tour →Per-brand storefronts at your slugs
Each brand gets its own distribu.app/store/{slug} with its own look and its own buyer accounts. Staff manage all of them from one dashboard with scoped roles.
Storefront features →REST API + webhooks for your stack
Keep your existing PIM, OMS, or warehouse system as the source of truth, and use Distribu's API as the ordering + storefront layer. Twelve webhook events fire on every meaningful state change.
API reference →“We had three storefronts on three platforms. Consolidating onto one catalog freed up half a person on my team — and my engineers stopped getting pinged for branding tweaks.”
— Merchandising director — multi-brand retailer (beta)
- Brands consolidated
- 3 → 1
- Ops hours saved / mo
- ~40
Directional beta metric; swapped for a named customer as soon as we have one.
Ready to see it in your tenant?
Built for teams running a portfolio — not a single-brand shop or a marketplace.
Also built for
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Wholesale distributors
Per-buyer price lists, credit limits, and one shared order queue. Your reps, your ops team, and your customers all look at the same record.
Built for
Small manufacturers
Audited stock movements so finance and production read from the same ledger. Webhooks so your ERP and MRP stay in sync without brittle CSV cron jobs.