Pixsster
A minimalist wall-art and custom-print store — thousands of designs across a dozen collections, plus a B2B side for hotels, cafés, and offices.
Two very different buyers, one storefront
Pixsster sells the same core product — canvas and non-tearable sheet prints — to two genuinely different customers. Most traffic is someone buying one poster for a bedroom or a desk. But a meaningful part of the business is corporate: hotels, cafés, interior designers, and offices ordering in bulk, who need a completely different flow — a quote request, not an add-to-cart button.
The storefront had to serve both without either one getting in the other's way: a fast, simple checkout for a single ₹299 poster, and a proper bulk-inquiry path sitting right alongside it for the buyer who needs forty.
What wemanage
Storefront & catalog
A large, category-driven catalog spanning abstract art, skylines, spiritual, and startup-culture collections.
Bulk / B2B ordering
A dedicated inquiry flow for corporate and hospitality buyers, separate from the standard checkout.
Accounts & wishlist
Saved designs and order history for repeat buyers building out a space over time.
COD & flexible payment
Cash-on-delivery alongside standard checkout, for a customer base that isn't all card-first.
Catalog scale without catalog chaos
A catalog this size only stays usable if the category structure is doing real work — we built the collection taxonomy so a customer browsing "Coffee" or "Luxury & Wealth Aesthetics" finds a curated set, not a dumping ground, while keeping the underlying product data simple enough that adding a new collection doesn't mean touching code.
What a customeractually gets
How thisis different
| Recommended Pixsster | Typical print-on-demand store | |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer types | One storefront, two real buyer flows | Consumer checkout only, B2B has to email and wait |
| Catalog | Curated collections you can actually browse | A search box and thousands of unsorted thumbnails |
| Payment | COD alongside standard checkout | Card-only, loses cash-preferring buyers |
| Repeat buyers | Wishlist and order history built in | No way to find that poster you bought six months ago |
Selling to consumers andbusinesses at once?
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