Most sellers never touch code — the drag-and-drop Designer handles the storefront. But QuicShop is headless and API-first, so if you have a developer, you can build exactly what you want on the same backend.
What “headless” means here
The commerce backend (products, cart, checkout, orders, inventory) is decoupled from the front end. The standard storefront is one front end on top of it — and your team can build others. You get the same orders, inventory and GST engine, however you choose to present the store.
What you can build
- A custom storefront in your own framework, served from QuicShop’s catalogue and checkout
- Integrations with your ERP, accounting, or internal tools
- Custom apps and dashboards on top of your store’s data
The GraphQL API
QuicShop exposes a GraphQL API, so clients request exactly the data they need in a single query — efficient for storefronts and mobile clients alike. Authentication uses API credentials issued from your store settings.
Where the docs live
Full API reference, schema and examples are published in the developer documentation. If you’re evaluating a custom build and need access or specifics, contact support and we’ll point your team to the right resources.
Not building custom? You don’t need any of this — the drag-and-drop Designer covers a full store with no code.
Frequently asked
Does QuicShop have an API?
Yes. QuicShop is headless and API-first with a GraphQL API, so you can build custom storefronts, apps and integrations on the same backend that powers the standard storefront.
Do I need a developer to use QuicShop?
No. The drag-and-drop builder and AI tools mean no code is required to launch. The API is there for teams who want to build something custom on top.