You tell it about your business
Two sentences will do. If you have Instagram, it reads it and takes the photos, the products and the hours from there.
Email and password and you are in. Free and no card: you only pay once your site starts bringing money in.
This is where your web address comes from. You can change it later.
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Three things, in this order. None needs any tech know-how.
Two sentences will do. If you have Instagram, it reads it and takes the photos, the products and the hours from there.
It offers three looks, already with your colors and your photos. You change whatever you want just by asking: “make the phone number bigger”.
One button and your site is online, with a certificate and looking right on a phone. If you bring your own domain, it is plugged in the same day.
It is not a shop-window site you then have to bolt things onto. This comes fitted from day one.
Your products with prices and card payments. Stock updates with every sale and the invoice goes out with your tax ID.
It answers prices, hours and questions at three in the morning and hands you the closed order. You read the conversation when you can.
Your calendar with your real hours, slots that close on their own and the reminder that goes out without anyone writing it.
Listing, map and opening hours connected from the start. Whoever searches for your trade in your area finds you.
Three accounts that started on this very screen. Each with its own address, its shop and its calendar.
Austin, Texas. She charges for orders up front and no longer loses a single one.
Portland, Oregon. The bot quotes bouquet prices while she dresses the window.
Savannah, Georgia. Table booking open at three in the morning, which is when people ask.
If you do not like what you see, you close the tab and nothing has happened. There is no card to remove and no contract to break.
You pay monthly and leave whenever you want. No twelve-month clause, no penalty.
It is in your name. If one day you take the site elsewhere, the domain goes with you.
Real people who understand a small local business. Answered the same working day.
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