The best electronics and gadget store templates of 2026: earbuds, chargers and phone accessories.

The short answer

The Electronics Store is one of eleven SitesPlaced templates laid out like leading Indian D2C brands. boAt is not involved with SitesPlaced; the template follows the layout of its phone site, and your store uses your own name, photos and products.

How people shop for gadgets on a phone

Gadget buyers compare. They look at the spec, the price and the discount, check the warranty, and very often leave to look at the same thing somewhere else. A good electronics store answers all of that on the page, so there is less reason to leave.

1. Electronics Store: laid out like boAt

• A light offer strip on top that spells out your first published coupon from its own details (for example “10% off on orders over ₹999 | Code: …”), or shows your own announcement. With neither, there is no strip.
• A solid black header with your shop’s name or logo on the left, and search and the cart on the right.
• Category pictures above the banner, not below it, so the first screen already says what you sell. A category without a picture borrows its first product photo.
• A rounded banner card with dots under it. Until you add artwork, it shows your shop’s name and your first product.
• Four reassurance icons: your first trust badge (say, your warranty), free delivery, your returns line and cash on delivery.
• Dense product grids, three small cards to a row on phones, so a shopper sees many products at once. The first grid shows bestsellers by default.
• Pill tabs for New launches and On sale, and tall “Shop by” tiles from one of your browse pages (for example Shop by use: Gym, Travel, Work from home).
• A bottom menu on phones.

On the product page: the name comes first, large and bold, above the photos. The photos swipe with a “2 / 5” count. Then a big price with the saving, the options as chips (colours with a dot), Add to cart and Buy now side by side, the “Active offers” cards, the four reassurance icons and your badges listed as Highlights. The buy bar stays in reach once the main button scrolls away.

Get this layout: the Electronics Store, free on SitesPlaced. The showcase shop, Voltline, sells earbuds, headphones, smartwatches and chargers, with a spec strip on each card and a warranty badge in the icon row. Open the showcase store on your phone to try it.

2. General Store: for a shop that sells more than gadgets

If electronics are only part of what you sell, say phone covers alongside home gadgets, gifts and stationery, the Electronics Store’s black, spec-first look may feel wrong for the rest of the shop. The General Store is the neutral choice.

• A banner with three layouts to choose from (centred, split, or full width).
• Featured product rows that can show bestsellers, new arrivals, items on sale or one category.
• Category browsing, a trust badge row and colour themes to match your brand.
• Add to cart from the product list, the buy bar on phones and the delivery and COD line, as free switches in Settings → Sales boosters, and an “Offers for you” box on product pages for the coupon codes you choose to show.
• The same checkout as every SitesPlaced store: UPI, cards, COD and WhatsApp orders at 0% commission.

What it does not have: the spec strip on cards, the colour dots, the sideways “Active offers” cards, the bottom menu on phones, and “Price on request” for unpriced products, so give every General Store product a price. If most of your orders are gadgets, the Electronics Store will serve you better. See the General Store in the gallery. Selling hundreds of cheap small items, like a mobile-accessories wholesale list? The Grocery Store has a dense grid with one-tap add that suits a long list.

Electronics Store vs General Store

How to write the spec strip (and keep it true)

The spec strip is the first badge on each product, so the order of your badges matters. Put the one fact a buyer compares first, and keep it short enough to fit a small card: two or three words.

• Only claim a spec you can stand behind. If the box says “up to 40 hours”, write “Up to 40H”.
• Only put a warranty in the icon row if you honour it, and say who handles it (you, or the brand’s service centre) on the product page.
• No copies of branded products. SitesPlaced’s terms do not allow counterfeit goods, and “original” should only appear when it is true.
• Label refurbished or open-box items as exactly that, in the name and the description.

Show your coupons the way the big gadget brands do

Gadget buyers hunt for codes. If they cannot see one on your page, many will leave to search for one. The Electronics Store answers that in two places.

1. Create the coupon. Percent or flat off, with an optional minimum order, a maximum discount, one category, or “not on sale items”. Coupons are free on every plan.
2. Tick “Show this code on the store”. Only ticked codes appear. Influencer codes and win-back offers stay private.
3. Let the template do the rest. Your first published code is written out in the strip at the top, and every published code becomes an offer card on product pages, with its conditions taken from the coupon’s own settings and a tap-to-copy code.

Want “buy 2, get 1 free” instead? Buy X Get Y offers are part of the sales boosters on the Growth plan (₹499/month). Fixed-price bundles like “any 3 for ₹999” are not available yet.

Set up your gadget store in an afternoon

1. Pick the Electronics Store. Open the showcase shop on your phone first, then bring your products in with the store importer or add them by hand.
2. Add colours and variants as options. Name colours plainly (Black, Navy, White) so the dots appear on the card.
3. Order each product’s badges. Key spec first. The rest show as Highlights on the product page.
4. Set an MRP where you really discount. The % off is worked out from it. No MRP, no discount shown.
5. Fill in delivery, returns and COD once, and add a warranty trust badge if you give one. These fill the four icons and the line under the buy button.
6. Make one browse page, then publish. For example Shop by use, which fills the tall tiles. Share the link in your Instagram bio and WhatsApp catalogue.

Everything above is free on every plan, including the free plan: the Electronics Store with its add to cart from cards, buy bar on phones, delivery and COD line, offer cards and bestsellers from real orders, plus unlimited products and orders, UPI, COD and WhatsApp checkout. Your own domain starts with Starter at ₹199/month; reviews with stars on cards and the sales boosters are on Growth at ₹499/month.

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