Yes, but websites, stores, views, languages, currencies, catalogs, price rules, domains, legal entities, and operational ownership need a deliberate Shopify Markets, expansion-store, B2B, or multi-store architecture. The correct structure depends on separation requirements, not the number of Magento store views alone.
Separate regional differences from separate businesses
Start with the reason each Magento website or store view exists. Language, currency, product availability, legal entity, fulfilment, staff access, and ownership are different requirements. Counting store views does not tell you how many Shopify stores the business needs.
Prepare a matrix for each region and compare a market-based setup with separate stores where justified. Walk through a regional product, price, order, and return with the relevant teams. Check where catalog changes originate and how they reach every destination. A structure that looks simpler in the admin can become harder if it requires repetitive updates or unclear accounting boundaries.
What to check before deciding
- Map domains, languages, prices, catalogs, and fulfilment by region.
- Separate legal and operational requirements from presentation choices.
- Validate publishing and integration ownership for each proposed store.
- Test regional navigation, ordering, and customer-service access.
