Yes — and for a true multi-store setup we recommend the Magento 2 version.
A multi-store means you run several storefronts, each with its own domain name, design template, default language and currency, all sharing one installation of our rental software and one inventory pool. For example:
Store 1 | mystore.com | Catalog of cameras
Store 2 | mystore2.com | Catalog of sporting equipment
Why Magento 2 for this
Magento 2 was built with multi-store as a first-class feature, and our rental extension takes advantage of it. If you are running multiple storefronts and multiple inventory locations — separate warehouses, depots, branches or cities that each need to hold and show their own real stock — Magento 2 is the right platform. Its Multi-Source Inventory keeps genuine stock levels per location on one shared booking calendar, so a camera in your London depot is not offered to a booking being collected in Manchester. You also get multi-language and multi-currency storefronts running off a single catalogue.
See our Magento 2 rental booking extension for the full detail, or read about Multi-Source Inventory and multi-store in Magento 2 vs WooCommerce.
What about WordPress / WooCommerce?
WooCommerce does not have multi-store built in the way Magento 2 does. If you want a multi-store or multi-location setup on WooCommerce, we can build it for you as a customization project — this is work we do regularly, and for many businesses it still works out cheaper and quicker than moving to Magento 2. Tell us how many storefronts and inventory locations you need and we will quote it: fill in our custom development request form.
If you are weighing up the two platforms generally, our Magento 2 vs WordPress / WooCommerce comparison covers cost, scale and customization time.
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