Connect any mix of stores into one synced network
WooCommerce multistore setups rarely fit one infrastructure pattern. Some businesses run entirely separate WordPress installations for each brand or region, hosted on different servers with different domains. Others consolidate everything under a single WordPress Multisite network to simplify hosting and maintenance. Many end up with a mix of both as the business grows through acquisitions, new markets, or agency-managed sub-brands — and most sync tools only handle one of these patterns well.
Stillpoint doesn't force you into a single architecture. It connects completely independent WooCommerce installations over a secure, signed API connection, connects sub-sites within a WordPress Multisite network, or manages both side by side — all from one central hub, so your infrastructure decisions and your sync strategy stay independent of each other.
Key benefits
No forced architecture
Run standalone WooCommerce sites, Multisite sub-sites, or both together, without restructuring your hosting to fit the plugin.
Secure connections either way
Standalone stores connect over a signed, authenticated API; Multisite sub-sites connect through the same trusted network without extra exposure.
One hub for everything
Manage sync, targeting and monitoring for every connected store — regardless of how it's hosted — from a single dashboard.
Flexible growth path
Add a newly acquired standalone store to a network built on Multisite, or vice versa, without rebuilding your sync setup.
Agency-friendly
Manage client networks that mix independent installs and Multisite sub-sites without needing separate tools for each pattern.
Consistent behaviour across store types
Product sync, stock sharing, order pull-through and drift detection work the same way regardless of how a connected store is hosted.
How it works
- 1
Choose your connection type
For a standalone WooCommerce install, generate a secure API connection; for a Multisite sub-site, connect it directly within the network.
- 2
Authenticate the connection
Standalone stores exchange signed credentials with the hub; Multisite sub-sites authenticate through the shared network context.
- 3
Add the store to your hub
Once connected, the store appears alongside every other connected store in your Stillpoint dashboard, regardless of type.
- 4
Configure targeting as usual
Assign products, categories and stock behaviour to the new store exactly as you would any other connected site.
- 5
Monitor centrally
Sync activity, drift detection and order pull-through all report through the same hub, whatever the store's underlying architecture.
Real-world examples
A shoe retailer launches its business with a single WordPress Multisite network covering its UK, AU and DE storefronts, sharing hosting and a common plugin setup across all three sub-sites. Stillpoint connects each sub-site to the hub directly, letting the team sync products and share stock across the network without needing separate API credentials for stores that already live under one WordPress installation.
Two years later, the retailer acquires a niche running-shoe brand that operates as a completely separate WooCommerce install on its own hosting, with its own domain and no relationship to the existing Multisite network. Rather than migrating the acquired brand into the Multisite setup — a disruptive and risky project — the team connects it to the same Stillpoint hub as a standalone store over a secure API connection, and it immediately participates in product sync and shared inventory alongside the original three stores.
The retailer's agency, which manages day-to-day merchandising across all four stores, now works from a single Stillpoint dashboard that treats the Multisite sub-sites and the standalone acquisition identically for targeting, sync monitoring and drift detection — without needing to remember which stores are hosted which way.
Who it's for
Built for multi-store merchants whose network spans different hosting setups, and for agencies managing client stores that combine standalone WooCommerce installs and WordPress Multisite networks.
Frequently asked questions
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