Flutter Ecommerce App Templates
Cross-platform mobile storefronts built with Flutter and Dart. Skia-based rendering, consistent UI across iOS and Android, and tight control over every pixel for brands where native UI polish matters most.
9 templates available
Beauty Products Store
A modern, full-featured beauty and cosmetics e-commerce application built around a server-rendered Next.js storefront with SEO optimization. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Connects seamlessly to a headless e-commerce backend such as Medusa, Shopify, or a custom API. Features product browsing with category filters, search, cart management, Stripe checkout, user authentication, and order tracking. The UI is built with Radix UI and shadcn/ui components styled with Tailwind CSS for a polished, accessible experience. Easy to set up — clone, install dependencies, configure your backend URL, and you are live. Ideal for launching a beauty brand, skincare line, or cosmetics marketplace.
Christmas Gift Store
A festive, holiday-themed e-commerce application for selling Christmas gifts, decorations, and seasonal products. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront provides server-rendered pages and full SEO support; mobile, backend, and alternative framework ports are available on demand. The storefront uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS for a beautiful, responsive UI with holiday-ready theming, and connects to Medusa or another headless commerce API. Perfect for seasonal pop-up stores, gift shops, or holiday marketplaces that need to launch fast and look professional.
Electronics Store
A high-performance electronics and gadgets e-commerce application built around a Next.js storefront with server-side rendering for SEO and social sharing. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features advanced product filtering, variant selection (storage, color), comparison views, and Stripe-powered checkout. The component library is built on Radix UI and shadcn/ui with Tailwind CSS, providing a clean, modern interface suitable for consumer electronics. Backend-agnostic — works with Medusa, Saleor, or any REST/GraphQL commerce API. Quick setup with environment-based configuration and zero lock-in.
Furniture Store
An elegant furniture and home furnishing e-commerce app with a design-forward Next.js storefront for SEO-optimized product pages and server-rendered category browsing. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. The visual design emphasizes large product imagery, room-based browsing, and material/color variant selection. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion for a premium feel. Connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK integration is included. Form handling via React Hook Form with Zod validation ensures robust checkout and account flows. Great for furniture brands, interior design shops, or home decor marketplaces.
Kids Store
A playful, colorful e-commerce application for kids toys, clothing, books, and educational products. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront provides SEO-friendly pages and fast loads; alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. The UI is built with shadcn/ui components and Tailwind CSS with a family-friendly design language. Supports age-group filtering, size/color variants, and category-based browsing (Toys, Clothing, Books, Educational, Baby Gear). Integrates with Medusa or any headless backend via a configurable API layer. TanStack Query handles data fetching and caching for a snappy browsing experience. Ideal for kids brands, toy stores, or baby product marketplaces.
Perfume Store
A luxury-styled perfume and fragrance e-commerce app built for premium brand presentation. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront features rich product pages with scent profiles, bottle size variants, gift set options, and server-rendered collections. Mobile, backend, and alternative framework ports are available on demand. The design uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS with an elegant, minimalist aesthetic suited for luxury goods. Easy to customize — swap product data, update branding, and deploy. Perfect for perfume brands, fragrance boutiques, or niche scent marketplaces.
Plant Store
A nature-inspired Next.js e-commerce application for indoor and outdoor plants, succulents, herbs, and plant care products. Alternative framework and commerce-platform ports are available on demand. Supports botanical product browsing with categories like Indoor Plants, Succulents, Tropical, Herbs, and Plant Care. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS for a clean, earthy aesthetic. TanStack Query manages server state with smart caching for fast category switching. The headless design connects to Medusa, Shopify, or any REST API. Includes React Hook Form with Zod validation for checkout flows. Great for plant nurseries, garden centers, or online botanical shops.
Plant Pot Store
A stylish Next.js e-commerce app specializing in plant pots, planters, and plant stands, with server-rendered product pages for SEO. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features size and color variant selection, material-based filtering (ceramic, terracotta, concrete, wood), and curated collections. The UI uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS with Framer Motion animations for smooth product transitions. Connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK is integrated in the storefront. Easy to maintain and extend — the component architecture is modular, and the API layer is abstracted for quick backend swaps. Perfect for home decor brands, plant accessory shops, or artisan pottery stores.
Plumbing Store
A professional-grade Next.js e-commerce application for plumbing supplies, fixtures, and tools, with server-side rendering for product SEO and technical spec pages. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features finish/size variant selection (Chrome, Brushed Nickel, PVC sizes), technical specifications display, and bulk ordering support. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS for a clean, utilitarian design. Connects to any headless commerce API — Medusa integration included. TanStack Query handles product catalog caching for responsive filtering. Ideal for plumbing supply stores, hardware shops, or B2B fixture distributors.
What you get
Flutter ecommerce templates ship as Dart projects that build to native iOS and Android binaries from a single codebase. Unlike React Native, Flutter renders every pixel with its own Skia-based engine instead of bridging to platform UI primitives. The result is pixel-perfect consistency across devices and a strong path to adding desktop + web targets later from the same code.
Every MVPHub Flutter template uses Flutter 3.x with Material 3 (for Android) and Cupertino (for iOS) widgets, Provider or Riverpod for state management, and Dio for networking. The data layer consumes the same Medusa backend or custom API as the web templates.
Flutter is the right default when mobile polish is the differentiator — fashion brands, luxury goods, beauty, and other visually-driven categories where animation fluidity and UI consistency across devices matter more than web team code reuse.
Best for
- Brands where mobile UI polish is a competitive differentiator
- Teams with dedicated mobile engineers (or willing to hire them)
- Stores needing pixel-perfect consistency across iOS, Android, and (later) desktop/web
- Products that rely heavily on custom animations or non-standard UI
How to decide
Pick Flutter when UI fidelity is non-negotiable
Flutter renders its own pixels via Skia, which means your app looks identical on a 5-year-old Android phone and a brand-new iPhone. React Native UI varies more across platforms because it bridges to native widgets.
Accept the Dart learning curve
Dart is pleasant but unfamiliar to JS/TS developers. Budget 2-4 weeks for a React team to become productive in Flutter. Budget longer if they also need to learn Riverpod or BLoC state management.
Code sharing with web is limited
Unlike React Native → Next.js, Flutter doesn't share code with a web frontend (Flutter Web exists but isn't the same as a Next.js storefront). If mobile is your first channel and you'll add web later, Flutter is viable. If web already exists and you want shared types/logic, React Native is a better fit.
Frequently asked questions
Is Flutter as good as native iOS/Android?
For most ecommerce use cases, yes. Flutter's Skia rendering is fast enough for 60fps scrolling and animations on any modern phone. The edge cases where native wins are heavy 3D graphics, deep OS integration (CarPlay, HealthKit), and some battery-sensitive scenarios. None apply to a typical ecom app.
Can I share business logic with a React web storefront?
Not easily. Flutter uses Dart, your web frontend uses TypeScript, and there's no good way to share them beyond generating API client code from a shared OpenAPI spec. If this is important, pick React Native + Next.js instead.
Do I need separate code for iOS and Android?
No. Flutter's cross-platform story is the whole point — one codebase, two platform-specific builds. You can use Platform-aware widgets (`Platform.isIOS`) for small differences but 95%+ of the code is shared.
What state management library should I use?
MVPHub Flutter templates ship with Riverpod as the default because it's the most widely recommended choice in 2026. Provider is still supported; BLoC is a common alternative for teams that prefer stream-based architecture.
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