Store Type
Multi-Store Landing Pages
One branded entry point that links to many stores. Visitors pick their school, department, or division and land in the right store automatically.
What is a Multi-Store Landing Page?
A multi-store landing page is a single branded page that aggregates links to multiple individual stores. Instead of sharing a dozen separate URLs, the organization shares one link. Visitors choose their location, team, or department and are directed to the correct store.
On Brikl, distributors create these landing pages for clients who manage multiple groups under one umbrella — a school district with 15 schools, a county government with multiple departments, or a nonprofit with regional chapters. Each linked store runs independently with its own products, branding, and ordering window, but the landing page ties them together under one roof.
Why Multi-Store Landing Pages Matter
One Link, Many Stores
Share a single URL that routes visitors to the right store. No confusion about which link goes where.
Unified Branding
The landing page carries the parent organization’s branding. Each linked store can have its own sub-brand and product selection.
Search and Filter
Visitors search or browse a directory of stores. Useful when there are dozens or hundreds of linked stores.
Independent Store Management
Each store under the landing page is managed independently. Different products, prices, open/close dates, and order flows.
Scalable Structure
Add new stores to the landing page as the organization grows. No redesign needed — new stores appear automatically.
Simplified Communication
Instead of distributing a different URL for every school, team, or chapter, share one link in newsletters, emails, and social media.
Common Use Cases
- •School districts — one landing page for the district. Each school has its own spiritwear store with unique mascots, colors, and products.
- •Government agencies — county or city departments each have a branded store. The landing page is the single entry point for all employees.
- •Nonprofit networks — regional chapters or affiliates with individual merchandise programs under one parent organization.
- •Large corporate programs — divisions, brands, or business units within one company, each with their own merchandise catalog.
Live example
See a multi-store landing page built on Brikl
Visit Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County →Create a multi-store landing page
One link for your entire organization. Each store runs independently, all connected from one page.