“I haven’t started my shop yet.”
Start with your name and one clear product. You can skip a logo initially, choose a presentation family and keep incomplete listings in draft while you decide.

A little help, in plain language
Practical answers for getting your shop ready. Find useful first steps, product examples and clear answers to common seller questions.

Let orders fit your kitchen. →
Clear choices mean fewer spelling mistakes. →
Store visibility and payment activation are separate. →
Your shipments belong to your business. →
A recommendation is not a native product order. →
A price is more than materials. →
Your shop link, with your name on it. →
Be clear before an order is placed. →
No guide matches that question. Write your question.
For your working day
You can read a guide, try an example or go directly to the next step. Work through one useful decision at a time.

Start with your name and one clear product. You can skip a logo initially, choose a presentation family and keep incomplete listings in draft while you decide.
Use the personalised product type and give the field an ordinary-language prompt. Try the example diary to see the name stay attached to the order.
Set total batch capacity, explain preparation time and add ingredients/allergens. Keep the available pack count accurate and read the pickup dates alongside each order.
Use the price adviser with your costs and verified fee assumptions. The result explains where the estimated margin comes from, so you can make your own price decision.
A good next step
Create your store. Add a product. Share a link.