The demo shop
Eight fictional products, one real storefront. Filter by category, open a product, add a few to the cart. The sold-out candle is sold out on purpose.
Coffee
Our flagship medium roast, if we existed. Northwind is a fictional trading post, but this product page, the cart it feeds, and the checkout behind it are the real commerce stack Freeze Frame builds into client sites. Your coffee would go here.
Coffee
A dark, syrupy espresso for the season when the sun forgets to set. Fictional beans, real add-to-cart: try the quantity stepper, watch the free-shipping bar move, and open the drawer. Every interaction here ships with a client store.
Goods
Twelve ounces of speckled enamel, built for a fire that burns all night. The mug is imaginary; the price integrity is not, the amount charged at checkout lives server-side in Stripe, so nobody can edit the page and buy it for a penny.
Goods
Ribbed wool in trading-post green. Fictional headwear, functional storefront: this card, its structured data, and the category filters above are all standard issue in a Freeze Frame commerce build.
Goods
Heavy waxed canvas with copper rivets, sized for a week of provisions. Add it alongside a coffee bag and watch the cart cross the free-shipping threshold. Shipping logic is configured per client, not hardcoded.
Sold outGoods
Spruce tips and woodsmoke in a tin. This one is deliberately sold out, so you can see exactly how a real store handles it: the button disables, the card says so, and the server refuses the purchase even if someone edits the page.
Prints
An 18×24 giclée of green light over dark water. The artwork is illustrative; the product detail page you're reading, gallery, options, JSON-LD that Google can read, is what your products would get.
Prints
A letterpress grid of a year's tides, printed the old way. Fictional ink, real engineering: this whole store is a static site with one small worker guarding the money, no platform rent, no plugin stack, nothing to hack.
Demonstration storefront by Freeze Frame Solutions. The cart is real, the goods are not, and no card is ever charged.