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Souk

General store · free on every plan

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What you see above is Souk running on a real store, with real products — not a screenshot. Scroll it, open a product, put something in the basket.

What the home page is made of

Souk lays out its home page in 8 sections, in this order:

  • Large banner
  • The three promises
  • The aisles
  • Product grid
  • Offer band
  • Product shelf
  • The brands in the shop
  • Newsletter

Every one of them can be edited, reordered, duplicated or removed in the editor, and there are more sections to add from the shared library. Nothing here is baked into the code.

What it adds to the product page

Beyond the usual title, price, variants and buy button, Souk brings 1 section of its own to the product page:

  • What the label says

These are the parts that make a general store page answer the questions a buyer actually asks before paying. You decide which of them stay.

Colour and type

Souk is set in Jost, with corners square, with no rounding at all. Its default palette:

  • Primary#000000
  • Headings#000000
  • Body text#262626
  • Background#FFFFFF
  • Hairlines#E6E6E6
  • Sale#DC2626

The theme ships with 3 ready-made palettes — switch between them in one click — and you can always set your own colours instead. Fonts come from the same screen: pick any of the families we host, for headings and body text separately.

What you get with any theme

It is free, on every plan, including the free one. We do not sell themes and we do not charge for the ones we make. There is no commission on your sales either.

Every theme has a visual editor — sections, colours, fonts, layout — and an Edit code view next to it when you want to go further. Both work on the free plan.

All of them are built for a phone first: the demo above is the same code a shopper gets on a 375px screen. Checkout, cart, search and the account pages come from the platform, so they stay fast and consistent whichever theme you pick — and they are translated into every language your shop sells in.