Web Shop Manager

05/28/2026

The 2026 SEMA Report Is Out. Here's What Matters for Aftermarket eCommerce.

The aftermarket isn't slowing down. It's shifting.
The 2026 SEMA Future Trends Report dropped in April — here are the numbers that matter for aftermarket store operators:
→ $52.65B in specialty equipment sales
→ 3–4% annual growth projected
→ 80%+ of new vehicle sales are trucks and CUVs
→ 295M+ vehicles on US roads — aging fleet means more parts needed
→ EV growth slowing — ICE dominant for years to come
→ ADAS creating new product categories for lift kits and accessories
The market isn't contracting. The audience is shifting. And the stores that understand who's buying — and what they drive — are the ones positioned to grow.

05/27/2026

Parts and accessories made for real trucks. 🔧
Foose Performance— runs on a platform that understands the difference between a Cummins, a Duramax, and a Powerstroke.
Fitment-first. Native YMM. Now on WSM 6.0.
https://bit.ly/4uZu5ld

05/26/2026

Year. Make. Model.
Three inputs that change everything about how aftermarket shoppers find parts.
When vehicle context locks in — shoppers only see what fits. Fitment gets confirmed on every product page. Wrong orders stop before they start.
Swipe to see how it works 👇

05/22/2026

Prestige Mustang - Used Mustang Parts — Built for the Mustang community. Powered by Web Shop Manager

Prestige Mustang runs on a platform that understands fitment — because when every part matters, 'close enough' isn't good enough.

05/21/2026

ACES & PIES — The Aftermarket Data Cheat Sheet

Most aftermarket store owners have heard of ACES and PIES.
Not everyone knows what each one actually does.
ACES = fitment data. The standard that answers "will this part fit my vehicle?" — Year, Make, Model, compatibility rules, vehicle application data.
PIES = product data. The standard that answers "what exactly is this part?" — specs, images, descriptions, dimensions, weight.
Get both right → shoppers see the right part with the right details.
Get them wrong → wrong orders, returns, and rankings that suffer.
Save this for your next catalog conversation. 👇

05/20/2026

The Aftermarket eCommerce Checklist: 5 Capabilities That Actually Matter

Most eCommerce platforms were designed for straightforward retail — browse a catalog, add to cart, check out.
Aftermarket is fundamentally different. Shoppers search by vehicle, not by product. Compatibility matters more than price. And when fitment isn't built in, shoppers guess — and wrong guesses become returns.
Here are 5 things worth understanding before evaluating any platform for an aftermarket store. 👇

05/19/2026

Aftermarket eCommerce Isn't Simple Retail. Here's the Difference.

Most eCommerce platforms were designed for simple retail — browse, click, buy.
Aftermarket is different. Shoppers search by vehicle, not by product. Compatibility matters more than price.
When the platform doesn't understand that — this is what the shopper journey looks like. 👇

05/14/2026

Ez Oil Drain Valve. Simple fix, serious platform.

EZ Oil Drain Valve is running on WSM 6.0 —
fitment-first search, fast load, built for the aftermarket.
Year. Make. Model. Done.

🔧 https://bit.ly/48UvSzA

05/12/2026

This is what WSM 6.0 looks like in action. 🔧
Headless architecture, native YMM fitment, PartsLogic Smart Search, and an open app ecosystem built specifically for the aftermarket.
If your platform makes you choose between speed and fitment accuracy, it wasn't built for you. Ours was.
Running an aftermarket store? Drop your biggest platform headache below — we actually read these. 👇

WSM 6.0 is a ground-up rebuild of Web Shop Manager, delivering a modern, headless foundation designed for performance, flexibility, and complex automotive ecommerce.

10/18/2024

Come see us The SEMA Show on November 5th booth #11628 in the business services section. Lets talk about...

✅ Websites
✅ Site Search
✅ Product Data
✅ Data Integrations
✅ Distributor Connections
✅ Conversion Rate Optimization