Self-Host & Source-Code Ownership
StoreFleet's ownership model gives you the source code itself, not just a subscription to a hosted service — self-host it, self-update it, and commission changes on your own schedule instead of waiting on a vendor's roadmap.
How it works
- Three ways to own it: buy the source code outright, commission a custom build (delivered with source), or subscribe with full source access.
- No per-store fee: managing 5 stores or 150 costs the same — pricing isn't metered by store count.
- Extend it yourself: because you hold the source, any developer (yours or hired) can add features on demand instead of filing a feature request and waiting.
FAQ
What's the difference between buying the source code and subscribing?
Buying is a one-time cost for permanent ownership; subscribing spreads the cost over time but still includes full source access — not just hosted-app usage.
Does self-hosting mean I manage the infrastructure myself?
Yes — self-hosting means deploying and maintaining it on infrastructure you control, which is also why access, data handling, and third-party connections are configured per your own operational needs (see the security page for specifics).
If I own the source, can I hire any developer to extend it?
Yes — there's no vendor lock-in on who can work on the code once you own it; any developer familiar with the stack can build on it.