Small change per generation
Every paid plan works out the same — 100, 200 or 400 a month — and paying yearly makes it cheaper still.
Pay for what ships. Not for seats.
Every plan builds real Liquid you own outright. Start free, and only move up when the work does.
Start buildingA head full of Shopify,
for less than a coffee a day.
Plans that scale with you.
One workflow for building, customising, and shipping Shopify sections — at the level that fits how you work.
Starter
For steady solo building.
€24.99/mo
billed monthly- 100 generations / month
- 3 projects, 5 sections each
- Production-ready Shopify sections (Liquid + schema, editable settings)
- Buy & install from the section marketplace
- Save & organize your sections
- Email support
Pro
For heavy building days.
€49.99/mo
billed monthly- 200 generations / month
- 5 projects, 7 sections each
- Everything in Starter
- Advanced conversion / UX suggestions
- Reusable templates & brand presets
- Priority support
Studio
For agencies & devs.
€99.99/mo
billed monthly- 400 generations / month
- 15 projects, 15 sections each
- Everything in Pro
- Use across multiple / client stores
- Team-friendly shared library & presets
- Dedicated support
All plans require an active subscription to buy marketplace sections. Prices in EUR, excl. VAT.
Also included with every plan
Everything below comes with Starter, Pro and Studio.
Marketplace
Buy sections you didn’t build
Install production-ready sections from other builders. Buying one never uses a generation.
- No generation used
- Instant install
- Editable after install
Worth every generation
Pay for sections, not for hours.
Every generation is a section a developer would bill you for — and it's yours to keep.
Start freeHow klorr is trained to write code you can ship
Not a model left guessing at Liquid. A pipeline built around how Shopify themes actually work.
It writes Liquid, not markup that resembles it
Objects, filters and tags that exist — section and block structure the way Online Store 2.0 expects it. Nothing invented that the theme editor will reject on paste.
Schema first, markup second
Typed settings, sane defaults, presets and shopify_attributes — so the section appears properly in the theme editor and every control actually changes something.
Editability is an input, not a clean-up job
You set how exposed the section should be before it’s generated. The model decides what becomes a setting and what stays hard-coded — instead of opening everything and hoping the client behaves.
Constrained to what a theme can actually run
No build step, no framework, no assumed jQuery. Scoped styles, lazy images, and markup that survives being pasted into somebody else’s theme next to everything already there.
It reviews its own output
After every generation it goes back over the section and flags what it would fix: accessibility gaps, missing empty states, and the cases that break things live — no products, long titles, an image that never got uploaded.
Handed over, not dumped
Install steps written for your file — where to paste it, what to name it, how to add it to a template. Tickable, not a wall of documentation.
Questions, answered.
What people ask before their first section.
Yes — klorr outputs production-ready Liquid and schema built for real Shopify sections, so it drops straight into your theme instead of breaking on install.
Completely. There's no runtime to load, no watermark and no lock-in — the section is clean code that lives in your theme and stays yours.
Every control you'd want is surfaced as a theme setting — colours, copy and layout are editable right in the customizer.
Tweak the settings yourself in seconds, or regenerate — no waiting on a dev queue and no per-change invoice.
Yes. List them on the marketplace and earn on every install, not just the first — turn the sections you'd build anyway into income.
