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Storefront → Appearance. Branding and policies, and the way into the page builder.

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Branding

Your logo and favicon, your shop name as it appears in the header and in email, and your colours.
Upload your logo. Do not paste in a link to one.Links from cloud storage often expire — typically after a week — and when they do your logo just disappears, with no error and nothing obvious to explain it.

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Themes

Pick a theme, then override its colours. Your storefront’s chrome and your rich text both follow the palette, so you shouldn’t end up with a branded header and default-coloured body text. One of the built-in themes is called EXC. If you’ve never heard of it, that’s the platform Stashed runs on — there’s a launchpad and an NFT marketplace over there. You’re under no obligation to care.

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Policy pages

Refunds, shipping, privacy and terms. They render on your storefront.
Write something real even if it’s short. An empty policy page looks worse than a two-line one — payment processors read them, and so do customers deciding whether to trust you.If you take crypto, say so on your refunds page. Crypto refunds are manual, and that’s a genuine difference somebody should know about before they buy.

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Your branding feeds your email too

Sender name, colours and logo in your emails all come from here. There’s no separate email branding to keep in step. → Email

Page builder

Build your pages out of sections.

Domains

Put the shop on your own address.