Give each country its own currency, language, prices and tax rules from one catalog.
A market sets the currency, language, country and timezone for one place. It also determines how that place pays tax and which coupons work there.
| Market | Currency | Language | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | USD | English | ●Live |
| Germany | EUR | German | ●Live |
| United Kingdom | GBP | English | ●Live |
| Japan | JPY | Japanese | ●Draft |
You translate a product without copying it, and it keeps one stock level.
You charge a flat rate or ask Stripe Tax for the real amount.
Each shipping rate lists the countries it serves and what the buyer pays.
Litestore can refresh exchange rates from the ECB once a day.
Each one links to the guide that explains how it works.
You sell one catalog in several places with their own products and checkout rules.
Read the guideA health page checks whether each market can charge tax with confidence.
Read the guideYou choose your currencies, their exchange rates and how prices round.
Read the guideCheckout turns delivery days into a real arrival date for each country.
Read the guideLitestore sells one brand's catalog in many places. It doesn't run separate stores for separate brands.
Our guide explains how to set a market's currency and tax rules before you add its prices.