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1. Make the shop

Go to stashed.one and create one. You get an address at /your-shop-name straight away — your own domain comes later.

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2. Get some products in

Catalogue → Products → Add product.You need a name, a price and a picture. Then pick the type, because it changes what else you’ll be asked for:→ Products

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3. Connect payments

Money → Payment methods. Connect Stripe for cards. Turn on crypto if you want it and set the addresses you want paid to. Either, or both. → Payment methods

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4. Sort out shipping

Money → Shipping. Skip this only if you sell nothing physical.
Make sure a zone covers everywhere you’re willing to post to.If a customer’s address isn’t in any of your zones, they can’t check out. That’s right — you don’t want orders you can’t fulfil — but a half-finished setup looks, from their side, like your shop is broken.
→ Shipping

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5. Make it yours

1

Appearance

Storefront → Appearance for your logo, colours, theme and policy pages. The page builder opens from a card here.
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Build your home page

Sections and templates. → Page builder
3

Fill in your SEO

Storefront → SEO & social. At least your shop title and description.
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Point your domain at it

Storefront → Domains. Note that a root domain and a subdomain need different DNS records. → Domains

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6. Before you tell anyone

A real order, all the way through, and read the confirmation email. It’s the only way to catch a broken shipping zone, a missing download or an email problem before a customer does.
Refunds, shipping, privacy. Short and real beats empty — payment processors look at these, and so do customers.
Storefront → Privacy & visibility if you want it password-protected or members-only. → Privacy & visibility
Order confirmations send themselves. Marketing automations start switched off, on purpose. → Automations

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Then, when you’re running

  • Analytics — where people drop off.
  • Discounts — codes and automatic offers.
  • Abandoned carts — chasing the ones that got away.
  • The API — if you want to drive your catalogue from somewhere else.