What is PrestaShop?

If you would like to kick off an online store, but you don’t have much experience in dealing with websites, then PrestaShop is the ideal solution for you. It’s an e–commerce software app designed to be simple and easy to use, but it’s fully featured at the same time.

PrestaShop comes in multiple languages and is used in 150+ countries. It powers more than 130 000 online shopping portals. It features an exclusive administrative section, referred to as “back office”, which is the heart of your online store. From there, you can easily add new products, manage existing ones, assign bulk discounts, and a lot more, with one single click.

PrestaShop is a trademark of PrestaShop SA and shares no affiliation with assistedeverything.

PrestaShop–Optimized Linux Cloud Web Hosting Service Services

With assistedeverything’s PrestaShop Linux cloud web hosting service service, you can have your online store published online with one mouse click. Simply select PrestaShop from the web application drop–down menu located on the order page and we shall install your PrestaShop copy immediately after we activate your Linux cloud web hosting service account. This will allow you to start working on your e–store right after the registration procedure has finished.

A Point & Click Website Control Panel

Our PrestaShop–optimized Linux cloud web hosting service plans come bundled with a point–and–click Website Control Panel, which was created in–house by us. It’s available in more than ten different languages and features an intuitive user interface offering a selection of tools, which will grant you absolute authority over your online shopping portal’s content.

You will get a drag & drop File Manager where your PrestaShop files will be kept, a Databases Manager for your databases, and a fully featured Mail Manager from where you can administer all your email mailboxes. On top of that, you will be offered access to a detailed stats tool, which will supply you with up–to–the–minute information about your bandwidth and resource consumption.