Commerce you actually own.
Niblr is an open-source, multi-tenant commerce platform. Your domain, your payment keys, your data.
Most store builders rent you your own business.
Hosted commerce platforms hold your storefront, your customers, and your payment flow on infrastructure you don’t control — and take a percentage of every sale, indefinitely.
Niblr is built differently: the whole platform is MIT-licensed, and that licence is what protects you — nobody can revoke it. You keep your own payment gateway keys, so payments settle straight to you. You keep your domain. You keep your data — export it whenever you want, or move it entirely.
One codebase. Hosted or self-hosted.
Niblr runs as a multi-tenant platform — many independent stores, each isolated, served from a single deployment. Use the hosted version and get a storefront live in minutes, with nothing to provision or maintain.
Or clone the repository and run the exact same codebase yourself, on your own Vercel and Postgres. Hosted and self-hosted aren’t two different products — it’s the same MIT-licensed source either way.
Built for people who’d rather own the store than rent it.
Independent merchants
Selling directly to customers, without giving up a cut of every sale to the platform in between.
Makers
Turning a craft into a storefront, without needing to learn how to run a server to do it.
Small brands
Outgrowing a marketplace listing and ready to own the whole storefront experience.
Read the code, or just start building.
Free to start, no card required. MIT-licensed, and the licence is irrevocable.