The activation is a little unusual, because in addition to the free basic plugin, you also have to activate a block plugin for Gutenberg and then generate a license per domain in the Pro plugin, which also applies to all subdomains (dev, store or whatever else).
If you use the plugin in conjunction with GutenKit (the block plugin from the same provider), nothing stands in the way of building comprehensive websites and stores anywhere in the world - except in Germany, where you still have to manage the integration with the Woo plugins for the German market. But since Gutenberg blocks are offered here or module elements can be integrated as widgets, this is at least feasible - without needing a self-programmed plugin to hook into any callbacks.
The scope of the templates, modules and blocks is sufficient, all elements can be configured with usual Gutenberg standard and adjusted in positioning, color, font, ... . There are several views for presenting the products, from single view to grid, or selecting only products on offer to displaying them in a slider. A product carousel (a slider with several products in the view at the same time, so to speak) as known from Kadence is currently still missing.