Made for your working day

From “I make this”
to “You can order it here.”

A store that reflects your brand, listings your customers understand and everyday tools to keep choices and orders together.

Colourful Indian handmade products displayed on white plinths
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A shop that feels like your business

Six store styles change typography, layout and product presentation. Upload your own logo and product imagery. Choose a starting style and update your logo and shop introduction in My Shop.

See distinct sample shops →
02

Names belong in orders, not buried in chats

Ask the customer for the exact name and keep it with the order’s price. Let customers type the exact name and check the visual preview before confirming their choice.

Try a personalized product →
03

A clearer count for your kitchen

Disclose ingredients and preparation time. Set the number of packs you can make and keep each order’s quantity and pickup date together.

Try the food shop →
04

A recommendation is its own kind of product

Direct approved-retailer links stay out of your shop checkout. Write your own accurate recommendation and send the customer to the retailer for current prices and availability.

Explore a recommendation shop →
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Know your numbers before pricing

Estimate tax basis, percentage and fixed provider fees, shipping reserve and platform fees. Use your own verified schedule; it is not tax advice.

Calculate my selling price →
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Orders that tell you what to do next

Follow a pickup order from preparation to completion. Check an offline payment separately before marking it received.

Try your shop dashboard →
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Your records, ready to take with you

Download your own shop, products and orders from My Shop. Keep a copy of the information you use to run your business.

Read the help centre →

For your working day

The useful details behind a simpler shop.

A good feature should answer a real question in your working day. These are the decisions each part of the product is designed to make clearer.

Handmade stationery and packing materials on an Indian worktable

What does the customer see?

A shop with your identity, an introduction and the products you choose to publish. Use the store style to frame your work clearly; leave a product in draft while its details are still changing.

How do I keep their exact choice?

The customer’s exact name stays with the product and price in the order. You can read that instruction when you begin making, even if you have since changed the listing.

How much can I make?

Set the quantity you can make, explain your preparation time and keep each customer’s pickup date with their order. A clear count helps you accept work you can fulfil.

What does this price leave me?

The adviser includes your costs, shipping reserve, percentage fees, fixed fees and their illustrative tax basis. It lets you compare assumptions before deciding on a selling price.

What if I recommend someone else’s product?

Use an approved product link from the retailer and accurate shop-owner-written description. Recommendations open the retailer; they cannot accidentally enter your shop checkout.

Can I take my records with me?

Download a copy of your shop, products and orders from My Shop. Keep your records together for reference when you need them.

A good next step

Your next customer shouldn’t have to wait for your website.

Create your store. Add a product. Share a link.

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