Local storefronts now work without registering a domain, and domains can be shared across workspaces. The status indicator follows test or live mode and shows the most relevant issue first, so missing shipping rates no longer hide behind a reminder to activate a plan.
Sandbox workspaces can now open Stripe test checkouts from any authorized storefront domain, including staging and production domains. Paid workspaces can select test mode explicitly, while live payments continue to require an active plan.
A reliability update for everyday shop work: safer label purchases, steadier order tracking, and refunds reflected in your orders. Test orders also stay separate from live shipping.
New moderation tools make it quicker to spot and contain fake or abusive accounts. Keeping that noise out helps WireGum stay reliable and focused on the shops it is built for.
An interface pass aimed at making the app quicker to move through. Decisions now live where you were already working instead of on pages of their own, screens that had drifted apart read the same way again, and a phone is somewhere you can run the shop from rather than only check it.
The widget is stable at 1.0.0 alongside the v1 API. Failed requests answer with a code an integration can act on rather than a message to parse, and catalogs larger than one page are read to the end.
The public endpoints live at /api/storefront/v1/, and every response names the contract that answered it, so an integration is never surprised by a future version.
Workspaces can sell in 18 currencies, including Japanese yen and South Korean won with whole-unit pricing. Currency changes are now prepared in a draft, reviewed manually or by CSV, and activated only when every product and shipping amount is ready.
A cloneable Astro storefront with content collections, product pages, cart and checkout already wired to WireGum, linked from the Astro guide in the docs.
Checkout can collect a company name and tax ID, so business customers get compliant Stripe invoices without a separate flow.
A cloneable Kirby site with product pages, grids, cart and checkout already wired to WireGum, linked from the Kirby guide in the docs.
Workspaces support multiple members: owners manage billing and the team, members run daily operations. Lite includes 3 seats, Plus includes 5. EasyPost joins Shippo and Sendcloud as a connectable shipping provider, extending automated rates and labels to US carriers.
CMS integrations can reference products by a public ID that survives slug changes.
Products and variants can be translated, and the storefront widget plus order emails follow the customer locale. Lite covers 2 languages, Plus covers 5.
Products with size and color combinations can be created in one step from a matrix, with stock and pricing per variant.
Lite and Plus subscriptions run on Stripe billing, and Stripe products and prices are created automatically for every variant.
Each workspace connects its own Stripe account and payments settle there directly. WireGum never holds funds.