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offline commerce

/ɒfˈlaɪn ˈkɒmɪrs/ · of·line·com·merce
noun
  1. Commercial activities that take place outside of the internet or online platforms. The small town's offline commerce thrived despite the rise of e-commerce.
noun
  1. A business model that focuses on selling products or services through physical channels, such as retail stores or in-person events. The company's offline commerce strategy helped them reach a wider audience and increase sales.
adjective
  1. Not relying on the internet or online platforms for commercial activities. The offline commerce approach allowed the business to maintain a strong presence in the local community.
Did you know? The concept of offline commerce has been around for centuries, with ancient traders and merchants operating in physical markets and bazaars.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 2 lookups Added Aug 5, 2026