Restaurants, retail, memberships, makers — one store that fits.
Adiuvo Commerceisn't a generic cart with a theme store. It ships the models real businesses run on: native menus for food, unified inventory for retail, subscriptions for services, and an instant storefront for creators — flat monthly fee, 0% of your sales.
The menu model is native, not a workaround.
The pain
Most commerce platforms treat a restaurant like a t-shirt shop: every combo becomes a hack, every modifier a plugin, and the platform in between takes a cut of every order. You end up paying commissions on food you cooked, through software that never understood a menu.
What Commerce does
Commerce was built with menus as a first-class model. Menus, categories, and combos are real objects — you structure the menu the way the kitchen reads it, set pickup windows, and ring in counter orders on the same system that takes online orders.
Built in
- Menus, categories, and combos as native objects — no product-catalogue contortions
- Pickup settings for order-ahead: windows, lead times, and availability you control
- POS at the counter running on the same store as online ordering
- Flat monthly fee — 0% commission on your orders
One inventory. Online and in person.
The pain
The classic retail split: a web store on one system, a till on another, and a spreadsheet at 9 p.m. trying to make the two agree. Overselling online what just walked out the door in person is not a bug in your process — it is two systems that never shared a count.
What Commerce does
Commerce unifies online and in-person selling on one inventory. The POS sale and the web sale decrement the same stock, land in the same order list, and roll into one report. You look at a single number and it is simply correct.
Built in
- Unified inventory across the storefront and the POS — one count, always current
- One sales report covering both channels, no reconciliation ritual
- Low-stock visibility across everything you sell, wherever it sells
- Customer records shared between counter sales and online orders
Recurring revenue without the billing chores.
The pain
Selling services or memberships on a product-shaped platform means duct tape: manual invoices, awkward “renewal” products, and card-expiry emails you send by hand. The billing admin quietly eats the margin the recurring model was supposed to protect.
What Commerce does
Commerce handles subscriptions as subscriptions. Recurring plans bill automatically through Stripe, and your customers manage their own payment details and plan changes in a billing portal — so renewals happen without you touching them.
Built in
- Recurring subscription products with automatic Stripe billing
- Customer billing portal: card updates and plan changes, self-serve
- Recurring and one-time revenue side by side in the same reports
- You stay the merchant of record — your Stripe account, your customer relationships
A real storefront in minutes, not a weekend.
The pain
You make the thing — you should not also have to become a web developer to sell it. Marketplace platforms take their cut and own your customer list; building your own site means themes, hosting, and a launch that keeps slipping.
What Commerce does
Create a store and it is live at your-slug.adiuvo.ca in minutes: products up, your gateway connected, selling. Coupons for your launch, recommendations to lift order sizes, and your own domain whenever you want it — with your customer list belonging to you.
Built in
- Instant storefront at {slug}.adiuvo.ca — live the day you sign up
- Coupons and discount codes for launches, drops, and loyal followers
- Product recommendations that surface the rest of your catalogue
- Point your own domain later without rebuilding anything
Common questions.
Yes. The menu model is native to Commerce — menus, categories, and combos are first-class objects, not products bent into shape. You build your menu the way your kitchen thinks about it, set pickup settings, and take counter orders on the same POS.
No. Every store gets a storefront at {your-slug}.adiuvo.ca the moment it is created — you can be taking orders in minutes. When you are ready, point your own domain at it; the storefront is yours either way.
Yes. The POS and the online storefront draw from one inventory. Sell a unit at the counter and the online count updates; sell online and the counter sees it. One report covers both channels — no end-of-day reconciliation between systems.
Commerce supports recurring subscription products billed through Stripe. Your customers manage their own plans in a billing portal — card updates, plan changes — without emailing you, and you see recurring revenue alongside one-time sales in the same reports.
No. Adiuvo Commerce is a flat monthly subscription in CAD, and Adiuvo takes 0% of your sales. Payments run through your own gateway — Stripe, Helcim, Square, or Moneris — with you as the merchant of record, so the only per-transaction cost is that processor’s standard fee.
The entry Personal plan (Solo) includes a 7-day free trial — enough time to build your menu or catalogue, connect your payment gateway, and take real orders. There is no free tier; the trial is the try-before-you-buy.
Whatever you sell, keep every dollar of it.
Flat monthly pricing in CAD, 0% of your sales, and a store model that fits your business.