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@techwraith Oh man, that means a lot! I'm happy you value great design and great product -- they're only going to be more important as we head into the future. Also love what you're working on with Viable Fit!

@notrab Thanks for checking it out Jamie!

@mrloo And we put even more effort into the API than the screenshots, so there's that to look forward to.

@stuartarsenault Much appreciated :)

@miranda_maturana Thanks so much Miranda :)

@gauthier_nadaud Most definitely, we know there's a lot of merchants in Europe who need this. We're working on a seamless way to handle multiple regions/markets with unique catalogue content and pricing in several languages. If you can email sales@swell.is with some details on how you want to handle pricing, availability, and payments in different countries that will help us ensure we're covering the most common use cases.

@swell @paper_tokyo Done ;)

@gauthier_nadaud Great question. By the way, I love our Smiirl :) Swell already has quite a few internationalization/multi-currency features under the hood but there's still work for us to make them more accessible. We're going to land probably exactly where you expect, but briefly, Swell has: • An API for real-time currency conversion that can be used in storefronts • Multi-currency built into the data model (products, orders support designation in any currency independent of the base currency configured for the store) What's on the roadmap: • Multi-language translations for content (there are some 3rd party services you can use in the meantime like localize.js) • Ability to define price lists or rules for pricing in different currencies (as opposed to real-time conversion) • Methods in SwellJS for easily handling display of these elements on the frontend That said, all of this is possible on Swell already with customization

@futuresgreen Hi Darren, what are the features/limits you're referring to exactly? In our pricing, we're factoring in greater developer efficiency/flexibility as well as not needing lots of apps/plugins on top.

@paper_tokyo Hi Dave - the promotions and discount rules are helpful to have on an eCommerce store but I couldn't justify to a client to pay an extra $245 a month, these need to be in the basic package as standard or have an price plan which is between $99 - $150 and put that in there with bulk coupon and advanced reporting. Most of my clients (on Squarespace) never have more than 3 users and maybe 2/3 web hooks. Hope this helps.

@futuresgreen Really appreciate the feedback!

@rickbakas Here's a demo running our first storefront theme (built with Nuxt.js): https://origin-demo.swell.store/. You can actually set up this exact demo when you sign up just to give it a spin. To see some live (real) stores, check out our case studies with links at: https://www.swell.is/case-studies/ Thanks Rick, hope you get to try it out soon, we'd love to have you!

@ericingram The pricing for Swell is confusing. Tier 1 is $59 and then the next tier up is $299? That's a dramatic jump in price! I'm looking at the features and failing to see what there's such a steep jump. That alone is enough of a deterrent for me to avoid signing up. Wishing you guys success but I will not be using Swell with the current pricing model.