Fanfix Clone App - White-Label Creator Shop & Subscription Platform

It is a ready-made creator platform in which the shop is a first-class part of the product. A seller lists physical goods, digital files, commissioned work or auction lots, files them under nested shop categories, prices them, discounts them with coupons and works the resulting orders from a sales list. Recurring access, per-item unlocks, messaging, live and wallet payments run alongside. The Miracuves build (MXFans) is white-label and arrives with Android and iOS apps, a browser storefront, the admin panel, the APIs and the full source.

The difference shows up on the second question a seller asks. A bolted-on shop has a product name and a price. This one has four product types, a nested category tree, inventory, variants, pre-orders, reviews, wishlists, twelve configurable coupon rules, tax at country or state level, shipping zones, refunds, a sales list with fulfillment tracking, and admin screens for product moderation, category curation and coupon monitoring. All of that is in the base build rather than quoted later.

No, it is one app and one account. A buyer browses the shop, applies a coupon and checks out; the same account, once it reaches the business-verified tier, gains the product form, the stock fields and the sales list. Nobody signs up twice, and a buyer who decides to start selling does not have to move anywhere.

Four. A physical product, which carries a shipping address and is tracked as a sale. A digital product, where the file is delivered once payment clears. Custom content, which a buyer initiates as an order the seller then accepts. And an auction listing, backed by a bid table, where the auction flow itself is configured during setup rather than arriving switched on. A subscription can also be sold as a product, meaning a listing that rebills instead of shipping.

Shop categories are a nested taxonomy built for product discovery, held as reference data and operator-configurable, which means the tree is something you shape in admin rather than a developer change. Category management is its own admin surface, and a coupon can be scoped to a category as well as to a single product.

From $3,699 for the ready-made Professional package, paid once. That includes the catalog with all four product types, the nested category tree, coupons and campaigns, tax configuration, the sales list, the subscription and unlock surfaces, both mobile apps, the browser storefront, the admin panel, branding, deployment and store-submission support. Carrier integration, a deeper discount engine, regional gateway routing or a multi-jurisdiction tax setup are quoted on your scope.

Six working days for the ready-made Professional package, which is the platform live under your brand with a working catalog and checkout. Your own launch date usually depends on the things we cannot do for you: gateway approval for your product category, tax registration, and having the listings and category names ready. Custom work and Enterprise go-live are set by the final scope.

Yes, including the commerce code. The product, product media, bid, purchase, coupon and shop category tables and everything that reads them arrive as readable source with no revenue share and no per-seat fee. That is the practical difference from a hosted store: your pricing rules, refund policy and category structure cannot be changed or repriced by anyone above you.

Yes. App name, logo, colors, splash screens, domain, store pages, product policy and the category names a buyer browses are all yours to set. No supplier name appears anywhere a buyer or a seller can see, in the apps, the storefront or the admin panel.

You are, and the software supports you doing it. The platform captures the shipping address, applies the tax rate you configure per country or state, stores the tax on the sale, lets a seller accept or reject each order, and provides a refund workflow and a sales list with fulfillment tracking. Carrier or warehouse integration is supported rather than preconfigured, so it is scoped as work. Tax registration, consumer and distance-selling obligations and whoever packs the parcel stay with you, and none of this is legal advice.

The gateway list is admin-managed and holds a per-gateway fee setting, which is where the platform's cut of a product sale is applied. Which providers you can actually use depends on your market and on approval for your product category: Stripe, PayPal, Paystack, CCBill, Flutterwave, MercadoPago, crypto gateways and regional providers are all integration paths. Wallet funding runs through the same list. The acquirer relationship is yours to hold, and for a storefront it is worth settling before you build the catalog.

Product sales across all four types, auction bids, campaign donations, subscription intervals from weekly to yearly, per-item unlocks, tips, an admin-managed gift catalog, paid messages, live entry, per-minute calls, per-product boosts with their own budgets, featured and flash-sale placements, platform ads, spin wheel promotions, referral commissions and AI session credits. The platform fee on each is yours to set, and Miracuves takes 0% of it.

Coupons are first-class objects with their own endpoints, including a validation call a client can make before attempting a charge. Twelve controls ship configured: percentage or fixed amount, scoped to a product or a category, a redemption cap, a start and end date, a minimum spend, a first-time-buyer restriction, free shipping, per-currency codes, a product blacklist and usage tracking. Bundle discounts, buy-one-get-one and CSV coupon import are supported rather than preconfigured.

A purchase row is written, the tax you configured is stored against it, the gateway fee is applied, and a ledger entry is created in the same transaction table that holds renewals, unlocks and tips. A digital listing releases its file at that point. A physical one appears in the seller's sales list with the buyer, product, price, coupon, date and delivery state, waiting on the seller to accept or reject it. Admin sees the same sale with fulfillment tracking.

Yes, and it is the point of the build. Subscription intervals run weekly, monthly, quarterly, biannual and yearly, with a free plan per seller where you allow one. A subscription can also be listed as a product, so a recurring physical item is possible, and shop sales and renewals land in the same ledger so one report covers both.

Yes. Inventory tracking, product variants for things like size and color, pre-orders for items not yet in hand, product reviews, wishlists, featured listings and flash sales are all in the base build. Pre-order deposits, bundle pricing and CSV bulk upload are documented as supported rather than preconfigured, so treat those as setup work rather than as switches.

Yes. Permission groups are a comma-separated list of sections, and shop is one of them alongside media, messages, earnings and profile. A seller can grant a helper the shop section and withhold earnings and profile, then revoke it at any time. On the operator side, a limited admin can be given the commerce screens through the permission editor without seeing the payout queue.

Eight, and they behave very differently from one another. Commission on product sales, applied through the per-gateway fee setting, which is the lever most operators under-think because a seller carrying a cost of goods cannot absorb the same rate as one selling access. Digital goods, where there is no unit cost at all and the margin is whatever you charge. Coupons, which are a revenue lever rather than a giveaway once you can cap redemptions, bound the date window and measure usage per code. Campaign donations, which fund work before it exists. Auctions and pre-orders, where scarcity sets the price instead of the seller. Subscriptions and per-item unlocks, which give the catalog a returning audience. Wallet balances, which shorten the second checkout and are the reason a buyer comes back. And the things you sell to sellers: per-product boosts with their own budgets, featured and flash-sale placements, platform ads and referral commissions, which are the one line that earns without a seller earning.

Miracuves has been building software since 2010, with 9,000+ projects delivered for 6,000+ clients and 90+ ready-made solutions. This build goes live in 6 working days at a fixed one-time price, arrives with the commerce source owned outright and no revenue share, and carries 60 days of platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product updates. Pixxie and OnlyAlphas, in the case studies above, were both built on the same codebase, as are this page's sibling hubs: one deployment, never presented as two. What we supply is software. The acquirer relationship, the verification provider, tax registration, consumer obligations in your territory and whoever ships the parcel stay with you, and nothing here is legal advice.