Calisto Commerce

Everything you sell, and everything that sells it.

Define what your business sells once. Price it, publish it, quote it, sign it and take the money, without any of those steps keeping its own copy of the answer.

Your own gateway accounts · Every currency you trade in · Marketplace channels included

Payments · Transactions
The Connections

Every app. One thing you sell.

What you sell is defined once, in Purview. Every app here reads that definition rather than keeping its own copy, which is why a price change reaches every channel at the same moment.

Calisto Commerce
Pulse
Payments
Bookings
Registry
Tickets
Sync
Deals
Proposals
Sign

Pulse

Rates, seasons and repricing rules, per location and per currency.

Payments

Your own gateway accounts, reconciled, with disputes answered from one screen.

Bookings

Every booking every app takes, on one board, with the guest's whole trip on one bill.

Registry

Plans, tiers and renewals, read by every app a member books or buys in.

Tickets

Seats drawn as bookable inventory, sold on every channel and scanned in at the door.

Sync

The offer a customer meets, on your own surfaces and on the channels they already shop.

Deals

The pipeline your business runs, with the whole relationship attached.

Proposals

A designed proposal that prices itself from the catalog.

Sign

Sent for signature, and provable afterwards.

Pricing

What Calisto Commerce costs.

Subscribe to Calisto Commerce

2%of revenue

Includes all 6 Commerce apps, plus 17 Core apps.

The full Calisto Commerce at 2% of revenue.

Start Commerce subscription

Or buy individual apps below.

Adds all 8 purchasable Commerce apps to your cart.

Questions about Calisto Commerce

Calisto Commerce is priced as a share of the revenue you process through it, so what you pay moves with what you sell rather than with how many people log in. The apps that make up Commerce are included in that rate; there is no separate per-seat charge on top of it.

Direct, the creator paywall, takes its own commission on what a creator sells through it, charged instead of the 2% and never on top of it. It costs nothing until you are actually paid.

No, and Payments is not a processor. It connects your OWN gateway and bank accounts, so the money lands where it already lands and the reconciliation, routing and dispute handling happen in one screen instead of in each provider’s dashboard.

Yes. Currency is a fact about a record, not a setting on the account: a business can buy in euros, sell in Dominican pesos and settle in dollars without a second account. Nothing is silently converted, and totals across currencies render side by side.

Purview’s one catalog is what the thing IS: its structure, its fields, its variants, its media and its fixed price. Pulse is everything that moves that price: seasons, promotions, promo codes, happy hours, bulk tiers and repricing rules, per location and per currency. Splitting them is why the same item can carry a different price in each place you sell it.

Sync publishes the same catalog to the channels your customers already shop and brings the orders back into one queue. You maintain one definition rather than one per channel, so a change reaches all of them at the same moment.

Most of them, yes. Each app page carries its own price and its own buy button. The revenue share exists because it works out cheaper than the apps individually once you are processing real volume.