PIM for growing webshops
PIM for Ecommerce
Your whole catalog, complete in every language you sell
For webshops with a few thousand products, a handful of suppliers and more than one language. WISEPIM imports your catalog, writes and translates the content with AI, and syncs the result back to your store and shopping feeds.
- Free up to 100 products
- Unlimited users
- 70+ languages

Key features
Connect your store
Import from Shopify, Magento 2, WooCommerce, Lightspeed or CCV Shop, or upload a file.
Enrich and translate
Titles, descriptions, attributes and SEO fields in 70+ languages, reviewed by you.
Sync and publish
Push changes back to your store and build feeds for Google Shopping and more.
Who it's for
Built for growing webshops
WISEPIM fits best when your catalog has outgrown the shop admin but one team still runs it.
Built for you if
- You sell roughly 2,000 to 50,000 products and manual edits no longer keep up.
- You sell in two or more languages, or open a new market this year.
- Your shop runs on Shopify, Magento 2, WooCommerce, Lightspeed, CCV Shop or Shopware.
- New suppliers, Google Shopping or a marketplace are on this year's list.
- You pay a translator, copywriter or agency for product content today.
- One person or a small team owns product content, with someone to check each language.
Probably not yet if
- You sell a few hundred products in one language. The free plan is a good start, and it grows with you.
- You need a one-off export or a project, not a catalog you keep up to date.
- Your shop is fully custom, with no API and no file export.
Not sure? Book a demo and we test the fit on one of your own product files.
Why growing webshops look for a PIM
Where your week goes today
With a few hundred products, the shop admin works. Add a few thousand products, a second language and five suppliers, and the same product lives in five places. Keeping them in line becomes the job.

“We copy-paste between spreadsheets and the shop”
Prices come from the ERP, specs from a supplier sheet, copy lives in the shop admin. Every change is made two or three times, and one of them gets missed.
“Translating the catalogue costs a fortune”
Every new language means every title, description and meta field again, plus every change after that. What did the last language cost you, in euros and in weeks?
“The last import broke our listings again”
Supplier files change columns, units and codes without warning. How long before a new supplier file is ready to sell on the site?
Thin pages on most of the range
The bestsellers get proper copy. The other few thousand products get one line and half the attributes, so they rank poorly and shoppers send them back.
Marketplaces reject what your shop accepts
bol.com, Amazon and Google Shopping each want their own required fields and title rules. You find out a field is missing when the listing is rejected.
No list of what is missing
Which products lack an image, an EAN or a translation? Without one catalog, nobody knows, and customers find the gaps first.
How you get started
From sign-up to a synced store
Most webshops connect their store and enrich a first category in the first week. Moving the full catalog depends on its size and how many languages and channels you run.
Connect your store or upload a file
First day
Connect Shopify, Magento 2, WooCommerce, Lightspeed or CCV Shop, or upload a CSV, Excel or XML export. AI proposes the column mapping and you confirm it before anything is saved.
Enrich one category
First week
Generate titles, descriptions, SEO fields and missing attributes for one category. Review them next to the original and sync the ones you approve back to your store.
Add languages and channels
First month
Translate the approved products into your next language, then add a Google Shopping or comparison site feed in Feed Hub. Your shop keeps running the whole time, so there is no switch-over date.
Results from real webshops
What growing webshops got from it
Figures from published customer cases, each named next to its result.
- saved by Tackerplein on German translations, done in 6 weeks instead of 4 to 6 months with an agency
- €45,000
- Tackerplein case
- e-commerce teams use WISEPIM
- 100+
- WISEPIM
What WISEPIM takes off your plate
Six jobs you stop doing by hand
Each one is a feature you can open in WISEPIM today.
Your store stays in sync
Import from Shopify, Magento 2, WooCommerce, Lightspeed, CCV Shop and more, and push changes back. Auto-sync can send an edit to the shop about 30 seconds after you save it.
You change a product once, not once per channel.
Product pages written from your data
AI writes titles, descriptions, SEO meta, attributes, buyer FAQs and image alt texts from your attributes. You review a batch before anything goes live.
The whole range gets proper pages, not only the bestsellers.
Every language from one catalog
Translate the whole catalog into 70+ languages in the background, with every language included in every plan. From the Growth plan, the Knowledge Library keeps your brand voice and terms the same in every language.
A new market means a review round, not an agency project.
Supplier files that slot in
Save an import profile per supplier and run update-only imports that match on SKU or EAN, with a preview of new and updated rows. Supplier sources pick up stock and price files by link, FTP, SFTP or email.
You map a supplier once, and the next file runs on the saved profile.
Feeds for Google, Meta and more
Feed Hub builds hosted feeds for Google Shopping, Meta, Pinterest, TikTok, Beslist.nl, Idealo, Channable and ChatGPT Shopping from the same products, refreshed on a schedule.
A new channel is a feed profile, not a new spreadsheet.
Ready before a marketplace sees it
Channel Readiness checks products against the requirements of bol.com, Amazon, Zalando and Google Shopping. Fix gaps in bulk across thousands of products. From the Business plan, Quality Guard rule packs hold back products that are not complete.
You find the gaps before the marketplace does.
Integrations
Connects to the shop you run
Store connectors import your catalog and push changes back where marked two-way. Ad and comparison channels get a hosted feed. Anything else comes in by file.
- ShopifyTwo-way: import products and push titles, prices, stock, images, metafields and translations back.
- Magento 2Two-way: import products and orders, push prices, stock, images and SEO back to your store.
- WooCommerceTwo-way: products, images, categories, attributes and variations, in and out.
- LightspeedTwo-way for Lightspeed eCom (C-Series). Lightspeed Retail and POS are not supported.
- CCV ShopInstall the app, import products and orders and push enriched content back.
- ShopwareImport only: bring your Shopware catalog in to enrich it and publish it to other channels.
- AkeneoAlready on Akeneo? Import products, enrich and translate them, and push the updates back.
- Google Merchant CenterExport only: send products straight to Merchant Center, next to a hosted Google Shopping feed.
- ChannableHand Channable an enriched, translated feed URL from Feed Hub.
In the product
See which channel is ready
Feed Hub shows, per channel, which products are ready to publish and which miss a required field. You fix the gap before the channel rejects the listing.
Compared
WISEPIM versus how you work now
Most growing webshops run on the shop admin, a few spreadsheets and a translation agency. That works for one language and one channel. This is how the options compare after that.
| What you need | WISEPIM | Spreadsheets and shop admin | Translation agency or copywriter | Enterprise PIM suites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One source for all channels | Stores and feeds read from one catalog | Every channel keeps its own copy | Not their job, they deliver text files | Yes |
| Product content | AI drafts from your attributes, you review | Written by hand per product | Written by people, billed per product or word | Often an add-on or a separate tool |
| New languages | 70+ languages in the background, you review per language | Copied and translated by hand | Careful work, weeks per language | Usually through a translation partner |
| New supplier files | Saved profiles and update-only imports on SKU or EAN | Cleaned up by hand per file | Not covered | Yes, usually set up by a partner |
| Time to first result | Same day for a first batch | Nothing to set up | A briefing and a delivery date per batch | Typically an implementation project |
| Price | Free up to 100 products, published plans after that | Free, paid in hours | Per word or per product | Usually quoted on request |
A native reviewer still has a place: many teams let AI draft and keep one person to approve each language. If you sell on one channel in one language, your shop admin may be enough for now.
Compare PIM systems side by sidePrice and free plan
What it costs a webshop
Plans follow your product count, not your number of users. Every plan includes unlimited users and all store integrations.
Free
Try WISEPIM on your real products, no card required.
Free
- Up to 100 products
- 50 AI credits per month
- All languages included
- Up to 100 products
- Your store connected
- AI enrichment for a first batch
Starter
Enrichment, SEO and translation for a full catalog.
€299
per month, billed yearly, or €399 month to month.
- Up to 1,000 products
- 4,000 AI credits per month
- All languages included
- AI credits every month to enrich the catalog
- All languages included, no language add-ons
- Bulk editing across thousands of products
Tiers step up with your product count, up to 50,000 products, with Enterprise above that. Growth adds automations, web research and the Knowledge Library; Business adds Quality Guard and analytics. AI works out to a few cents per product depending on your plan; the pricing page shows every step.
FAQ
Questions webshops ask first
What webshop owners and e-commerce managers ask before they move their catalog.
Still have questions?
Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please get in touch with our team.
Contact SupportStart with one category this week.
Connect your store for free and enrich a first batch, or book a demo and we run it on your own catalog.
Maintained byDiego NijboerCo-Founder & CTO