Evolup is a very complete and flexible CMS with countless features. IIt’s not a beginner-level SaaS or a product made carelessly (like some are, especially in this AI era). You can tell it’s a mature product with many years of development behind it. We know this because Evolup is a new "toned-down" version of a very popular and long-established French product called Wizishop. (Evolup and Wizishop belong to the same company)

The whole system is very strong in technical SEO and it even offers various mini-apps-extensions (equivalent to some mini WordPress plugins) that can be added, including typical snippets, proprietary code, and more.

The AI part is genuinely very good, and the direction they are heading in is clear. It seems like a recent addition, but I like where they are going with it.

Regarding areas for improvement, based on my initial analysis (I haven't launched my first store yet), I believe there is a need for more pre-made themes, particularly those that resemble a magazine or blog style. Specifically, themes that prioritize articles or blog content, while incorporating "products/SKU widgets" seamlessly within the articles.

Of course there are few pre-designed themes (only five), and all are in the typical “store” style with product grids as the main design. Although it is possible to create variations for a single product or build a template from scratch, I believe more ready-made themes are needed to enable a faster market launch.

Another important point is access to the root of the domain to be able to add the ads.txt file, which allows better control if you want to run AdSense alongside an affiliate project. This functionality seems to be missing.

Additionally, I couldn’t find any feature that allows exporting or migrating content, catalog, and design elsewhere in case of “exit.” Even though this is an affiliate website, it would be great to have a local backup tool.

Other than that, from what I’ve seen so far (and I plan to explore much more), I have absolutely no major negatives to point out. It seems like a very robust CMS. Definitely 5 stars, especially considering the very low price in its lifetime deal offer.