The retail store
Run a product catalogue with galleries, descriptions, and pricing served straight from the platform, and take payment through the shared crypto checkout. Your catalogue, your SEO, and your blog stop living in three disconnected tools that each take a cut.
A live storefront product page beside the catalogue in the dashboard that manages it
Inside the store
The catalogue
Build the catalogue in the workspace products area and it surfaces on the live site over the website token. Adding a product is a dashboard job, not a developer ticket.
A product catalogue managed in the workspace products area
Galleries and descriptions
Each product carries its own image gallery, description, and pricing, so a page can sell rather than just list. The assets live in the site CDN folder beside everything else it serves.
A product page with its image gallery, description, and price
Crypto checkout
Checkout runs on the shared crypto rails the whole platform uses, so accepting crypto is native rather than a plugin you hope keeps working. Card fees on a low-ticket item stop being the thing that decides your margin.
A checkout paying for a product through the shared crypto rails
Product SEO
The store sits beside the SEO suite, so product pages are audited, tracked, and kept optimized like every other page. Inventory can shift without your rankings quietly going stale.
Product pages appearing in the SEO audit alongside the rest of the site
Trust pages
Testimonials and team pages are part of the same dashboard, so the pages that make a first-time buyer comfortable are already there. No extra tool, no extra bill.
Testimonials and a team page serving the storefront
Common questions
Through the shared crypto checkout the whole platform uses. It is native to the rails rather than a plugin added on top.
In the workspace products area. The catalogue surfaces on the live site over the site read-only website token.
Yes. They are part of the same audits and keyword tracking as the rest of the site, and the blog can promote what you sell.
In the site own CDN folder, managed from the Assets tab alongside every other file the site serves.
Yes. Both are managed in the dashboard and served to the live site, so the trust pages need no extra subscription.
One dashboard, one bill
The catalogue sits beside the SEO suite, the blog, and the lead inbox, so a product page is promoted by the same system that serves it.
Open a store