Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Kit SaaS platform is available for business clients in beta. It allows you to create online stores without involving third-party developers.

According to the developers, the store will immediately have the main functions necessary for online sales, including one-click checkout without registration in the store, payment and BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later), and delivery. The platform offers UX templates, tools for managing products and orders, integration with warehouses, delivery services, payment, CRM, and other solutions.

Yandex explained:

No development skills are required to work with Kit. The templates are SEO-optimized and adapted to product categories. Thanks to integration with Yandex services, customers place orders in one click - delivery and payment information is automatically substituted. An AI assistant is available on the platform to help you get started and shows analytics for the store.

Currently, the Kit platform is available for companies in categories such as beauty and health, electronics and home appliances, clothing, shoes and accessories, furniture and home goods, goods for repair, children's goods, and dacha and garden. By October, the product is planned to be available to all sellers regardless of product categories. To start working with Kit, you need to submit anapplication.

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