Suite · Commerce backbone
Catalogue and order infrastructure for brands that have outgrown off-the-shelf platforms. Multi-warehouse, B2B-aware, subscription-native — designed for the operators on the other side of the template ceiling.
In developmentWhat we’re building
Most commerce platforms get you to your first thousand orders. Past that, the template starts to push back — on multi-warehouse logic, on subscription mechanics, on B2B pricing, on margins.
AxisShop is built for operators on the other side of that ceiling. Polish of a finished product, flexibility of a custom build. Designed to take you from $1M to $100M without a rebuild.
Variants, bundles, B2B price tiers, regional pricing — one product model, not five plugins.
Multi-warehouse, split shipment, returns, refunds — all in one record. No second system tracking returns separately.
Cancel-anywhere, pause state, mid-cycle plan changes. Built once, properly.
A customer in Shop is the same record in Vantage, in Command, in OrangePeel. No data-warehouse glue needed.
Where it sits on the roadmap
AxisShop is being built now. Some primitives — branded checkout, invoicing, the subscription engine — will surface earlier inside MyMeridi and AxisVantage for customers who need them sooner.
The full commerce surface (catalogue, storefront, multi-warehouse orders) follows. Early-access slots are limited; we work directly with the first few teams to make sure the product fits.
Want to be first
Early-access slots are limited. We work directly with the first few teams to make sure the model fits their margins and their operating reality — not the reverse.
Questions
AxisShop is the commerce product in the Axis Meridi Suite: catalogue and order infrastructure for brands that have outgrown off-the-shelf platforms. It is built to be multi-warehouse, B2B-aware, and subscription-native on one customer record — the polish of a finished product with the flexibility of a custom build.
Not generally. AxisShop is in active development, and access today is by introduction through an early-access conversation. Some primitives — branded checkout, invoicing, and the subscription engine — surface earlier inside MyMeridi and AxisVantage for customers who need them before the full commerce surface ships.
That is the design target. AxisShop folds storefront and checkout, subscriptions, customer-specific B2B pricing, multi-warehouse orders, and returns into one product and one customer record — the stack most scaling brands assemble from Shopify plus ReCharge plus a bespoke B2B portal plus a 3PL connector. The goal is to carry a brand from $1M to $100M without a rebuild.
The usual signals are customer-specific B2B prices the template pushes to an enterprise tier, split shipments across warehouses held together by a fragile connector, subscription logic ReCharge was never built for, and a storefront that wants to be its own product behind an API. AxisShop is built for operators on the other side of that ceiling.
Pricing is being set alongside the product and is scoped per brand rather than published as a self-serve tier today. Early-access slots are limited and worked directly: the contact page is the front door, and the team partners with the first few brands to make sure the model fits their margins and fulfillment — not the reverse.