Warp — open data model
Read the model before you commit to the platform.
Warp is the commerce data model underneath the whole suite. It is public, MIT licensed, and free — always.
It is the fastest way to judge whether this system fits how your business actually works. Faster than a demo, and it does not involve talking to us.
The licence
MIT
and it is not going to change.
Not source-available, not open-core, not free-for-now. If the model your business runs on can be revoked, it is not a foundation — it is a lease.
Why give it away
Three reasons, and none of them is charity.
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It is the honest version of a demo
A sales call cannot tell you whether your weird pricing rule fits. The schema can, in an afternoon, without a meeting.
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It makes migration thinkable
Knowing the shape of the data you would be moving into — and out of — is most of what makes a replatform decision feel like a gamble.
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It is a better argument than a brochure
If the model is good, reading it is the strongest thing we can offer. If it is not, we would rather find out from you than from churn.
What it covers
The whole shape, not a sample.
Catalogue
- Products and variants
- Options and bundles
- Categories and collections
- Digital and subscription goods
Trade
- Orders, quotes and returns
- Customers and companies
- Stock across locations
- Payments, refunds, disputes
Money
- Double-entry ledger
- Commission and payouts
- Tax by jurisdiction
- Settlement reconciliation
"If leaving is hard, it should be hard because you do not want to." On lock-in
Export is free and complete, the model is public, and the API covers every capability the dashboard has. There is no obscurity holding you in place.
Next step
Read it, then tell us what is wrong with it.
Genuinely — the model has been shaped more by merchants pointing at gaps than by anything we planned. If your business does not fit it, that is information we want.
- Licence
- MIT
- Cost
- Free, always
- Where
- Public repository