Open an online store free — honestly.

The trial is the real product, not a demo: activate your storefront, pick a theme, go live on a free subdomain and add your actual products with photos and prices. Customers can find the store, order and pay cash on delivery from day one.

It runs on the same system as the paid plans, so everything you build — products, orders, customers — is still there if you stay. The trial runs Starter limits — one store, up to 3 users and 500 products — with custom domains reserved for paid plans.

When the trial ends you pick a plan: Rs 3,000, Rs 4,500 or Rs 7,000 a month depending on scale. That is the whole cost model — a flat subscription, the way rent works, not a percentage of your revenue.

Compare that with 'free' store platforms and marketplaces that charge nothing upfront but take a cut of every sale — and often hold the customer relationship too. Once you are actually selling, a percentage quietly costs more than a subscription.

Thirty days is enough to answer the only question that matters: will people buy from this store? Set it up, add products, share the link where your buyers already are — WhatsApp status, Instagram, TikTok — and take real orders.

By the end of the trial you know your numbers: which products get orders, what margin they carry and whether the store deserves a subscription. Paying Rs 3,000 for a store that sells is a decision; paying for one you never tested is a gamble.

The storefront is one door into SYEZPOS. The same account can sell without inventory through the dropshipping network, run a physical counter on the POS, or do all of it together — your products and books stay connected whichever way you sell.

So 'start free' is not a dead end or a funnel into a second system. The store you open on day one is the same store — and the same records — whether you stay small or grow into multiple locations.