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Xingjuan
Self-hosted commerce for digital products
8 followers
Self-hosted commerce for digital products
8 followers
Xingjuan is deployable digital-product commerce infrastructure for solo founders and small teams. It combines a branded storefront, buyer accounts, flexible payments, fulfillment, support, credits, points, and repeat-purchase workflows.
Would love to see a built-in affiliate or referral system since repeat-purchase workflows are already there. Something where I can generate unique links for customers who share my digital products, with automatic commission tracking and payouts. Would save me from stitching together a separate tool.
@cemunluim7d Thanks for the thoughtful suggestion, Cem! A built-in affiliate and referral system would be a valuable addition. We’ll add it to our development roadmap. 🙌
honestly looks solid for solo founders, shipping product without a backend team is huge. one thing though - adding native referral links with auto-attributed commission tracking would save a ton of setup time, basically you could let customers become affiliates in two clicks instead of wiring up a whole third party tool for that.
@muammer1168425 Thanks for the thoughtful feedback, Muammer! Native referral links and automatic commission tracking would make the experience much smoother. We’ll add this to our development roadmap. 🙌
Adding an abandoned cart recovery workflow with timed email nudges would round this out nicely. So many solo founders miss out on sales that just need a gentle reminder, and it would fit right alongside the repeat-purchase tools you already have.
@potuktunah15112 Thanks for the great suggestion, Tunahan! An abandoned cart recovery workflow with timed email reminders would be a valuable addition. We’ll add it to our development roadmap. 🙌
Honestly didn't expect a solo-founder focused stack to handle credits and points out of the box, kind of assumed I'd need separate tools for that. Storefront setup was pretty painless too.
The all-in-one setup saved me from duct-taping five different tools together, and the credits and points system was surprisingly easy to wire up for my small product line.