Cloudshelf News

Best Endless Aisle Software for Retailers in 2026

The endless aisle market is growing at 18.5% a year, but the vendors differ significantly in what they offer, who they serve, and how quickly they deploy. Here is a practical comparison of the platforms worth evaluating in 2026.

How to Sell Your Online Products in a Physical Store: A Complete Guide for 2026

Cloudshelf vs Shopify POS: Checkout, Discovery, or Both?

Cloudshelf vs Kioskify: Which Shopify Kiosk App Is Right for Your Store?

Earlier articles

A future model for rural retail

December 8, 2021

Future of Commerce

A future model for rural retail

In rural areas, stores can use Cloudshelf to solve the issue of widening range enough to attract shoppers, without incurring increased stock costs.

Hope for High Street: Independent retail is growing

November 15, 2021

Future of Commerce

Hope for High Street: Independent retail is growing

Deloitte reported that behind the grim headline of stores closures, they were actually finding an increase in independent retail. In fact there are more independent retailers today than there were in 2017, with a 1.3% growth, and this trend is accelerating.

Diversity, retail and high street communities

Future of Commerce

Diversity, retail and high street communities

We created Cloudshelf with a mission to help small independent and scale up retailers thrive on high streets – Why? Because during the pandemic we saw the emergence of the sense of community and purpose that many of these small retailers served.

Infinite retail: capture more sales in-store with an endless aisle solution

Future of Commerce

Infinite retail: capture more sales in-store with an endless aisle solution

Endless aisle technology lets retailers display their full catalogue in-store without extra stock. Here's how it works, why it matters, and how Cloudshelf makes it simple.

Retail technology alone is not the solution

Future of Commerce

Retail technology alone is not the solution

Retailers should not be spending money on technology in-store without clear use cases. Rather this investment must be focussed on innovations that are squarely addressing well understood problems.