Autonomous commerce
StoreCase runs the whole lifecycle of a dropshipping business — market research, product sourcing, gap analysis, branding, the storefront, marketing, supplier fulfilment and live repricing — from a single sentence.
Most niches are bad. The research stage returns a verdict of AVOID when a market is weak, and the pipeline stops there rather than building a store anyway.
Products are found in a supplier catalogue with true costs and lead times — so the margin you are shown is the margin you get.
Daily and monthly spend caps hold regardless of any decision the system makes, enforced again at the card network.
Each stage is a durable job. Work survives restarts, retries on failure, and is recorded in an audit log you can read line by line.
Live web search across demand, competition, supply, regulation and seasonality. Every finding carries a source URL and a confidence score — including the ones that argue against the idea.
Searches a real supplier catalogue, not a model's imagination. Every product returned has a true landed cost, a real transit time, and an orderable SKU. Anything under 30% margin after actual costs is dropped.
Names real competitors, their price bands and positioning — and mines reviews for the complaints nobody has fixed. Those are the openings.
Every proposed gap is embedded and measured against what competitors already say. If an idea sits close to existing positioning, the measurement overrides the claim. The model can be optimistic about novelty; the index cannot.
Name, palette, typography, voice and story, built to differ from the competitors actually found. Then the Shopify products, listings and policy pages.
Your own domain, your own branding, on infrastructure that keeps Shopify as the commerce backend. Checkout, payments and fraud stay with Shopify.
Campaigns aimed at one identified gap each, with a falsifiable success criterion. Ad creative that tests distinct arguments rather than five rewordings of one.
An order reaches the supplier automatically, with tracking pushed back to the customer. Idempotent at three independent points, because a duplicate means two parcels shipped and paid for.
Price elasticity fitted from real demand. The model advises; arithmetic decides — margin floors and per-move caps clamp every suggestion before it reaches your storefront.
Handing a business to software is only reasonable if the software cannot quietly ruin you. StoreCase is built around that constraint rather than apologising for it.
Every money-moving action is checked against a daily and monthly cap before it runs. The caps are separate from the automation, so no decision the system makes can raise them.
Virtual cards carry their own limits, enforced by the card network at authorisation. Even a bug in the platform cannot spend past them.
Every research verdict, price change, campaign launch and supplier order is recorded with its reasoning and its cost.
Point a run at what you care about — "pool noodles that snap together" — and every stage honours it. That is the only input required.
StoreCase does not take a cut of revenue. You bring your own Shopify, supplier and ad accounts, and you keep what you make.
$200/store /month
One brand, run end to end.
$1,000/month
Test many ideas, launch the ones that survive.
Third-party costs are billed by those providers directly and are not included: Shopify from $39/month per store, supplier goods and shipping at cost, ad spend at whatever cap you set, and domains at registration price.
StoreCase is in private testing. Tell us what you would sell and we will be in touch as places open up.