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# Store Data Limits

| Object                        | Limit B2B Except Where Indicated | Store or Org | Notes                                                                                                               |
| ----------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Stores                        | 100                              | Org          | The limit supports 100 B2B stores per Org.                                                                          |
| Languages per Store           | 25<sup>\*</sup>                  | Org          | 25 languages can be associated with a store. Only 1 language per user session can be selected as the user language. |
| Translations and Localization | 25<sup>\*</sup>                  | Org          | The limit supports translating products and categories into 25 languages.                                           |

**note:** The <sup>\*</sup> denotes a soft limit that can be increased by contacting Salesforce customer support. Limits without the <sup>\*</sup> are hard limits and can't be changed.

**Best Practice**

As a data object, a store significantly impacts your org-level data limits. To minimize stress on data limits, carefully consider the number of stores it takes to support your business needs. At the Org level, Store data impacts prices, price books, price book entries, buyer group price books, entitlement policies, buyer groups, buyer accounts, translations, promotions, and coupons.

Evaluate the business objectives of each store and design stores that maximize customer needs. For example, you have a main store so all customers can shop for your main product offerings in several languages and currencies. In addition, you can operate a few specialty stores that offer limited lines of products, serve smaller geographic areas, or cater to specific demographics. A well-architected approach helps you set up stores that use data to generate traffic and revenue.