For small shops, makers and crafters
Your shop, on your name, paid to you.
StoreOS hosts a storefront for each shop. Pick a theme, edit the pages, list products in pounds, and take Stripe payments straight to the shop.
What you get
One Next.js app serves every shop. Each shop has its own catalogue, pages, orders, and Stripe account.
A shop in minutes
One signup creates the login, the shop, and the owner. Home and about are already laid out, so the storefront is not empty.
Five templates
Essential, Boutique, Maker, Bold, and Gallery. Choose one at signup and switch later in settings. The pages stay.
Pages you can edit
Home, about, and extra pages are ordered sections. Add, reorder, save a draft, and publish. Owners can open a section from the storefront.
Products and photographs
List what you sell, set prices in pounds, upload images, and choose what is on the shop.
Orders
Paid orders appear in the shop admin, with the delivery address collected at checkout.
Payments to the shop
Stripe Connect charges the customer on the shop’s account. StoreOS can keep an application fee. The shop uses Stripe’s hosted onboarding.
Your own domain
Attach a hostname in the admin. StoreOS registers it when hosting is connected, or shows the DNS records to set.
Search and AI-ready
Each shop publishes product, organisation, and FAQ structured data, and an llms.txt file of its pages and products.
Five templates, one set of pages
The previews use the same type and colour as the live themes. Products in the frames are placeholders, not a shop.
Essential
Clean grid, quiet type, and a straightforward path to the products.
Boutique
Editorial serif, cream space, and a beauty-counter pace.
Maker
Warm paper, craft texture, and the story before the catalogue.
Bold
Large type, colour blocks, and motion that stays optional.
Gallery
Image-led, asymmetric frames for art and photography.
How it works
Step 1
Name the shop
Pick a name, a short address, and one of the five themes.
Step 2
Add the work
Upload products and edit the page sections. Publish when it looks right.
Step 3
Take payment
Connect Stripe so card payments go to the shop. Add a domain when you want one.
Pricing
Coming soon
Creating a shop does not ask for a card, and there is no subscription price in the product today. When a shop connects Stripe, card payments go to that shop and StoreOS can keep an application fee on each sale.
Questions
How do I get a shop?
Create an account with a shop name, a short address, and a theme. That creates your login, the shop, and makes you the owner. Home and about pages are already filled in so the storefront is not blank.
Can I change the look later?
Yes. Settings has five themes: Essential, Boutique, Maker, Bold, and Gallery. Switching theme keeps your pages, products, and orders.
Where does the money go?
Checkout is a Stripe charge on the shop’s connected account, so the payment goes to the shop. StoreOS can keep an application fee on that charge. The shop finishes Stripe’s hosted onboarding before it can take cards.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Add a hostname in the shop admin. When the hosting connection is configured, StoreOS registers the domain. Otherwise the admin shows the DNS records to set yourself.
How do search and AI tools see the shop?
Each shop publishes product, organisation, and FAQ structured data, plus an llms.txt file that lists its pages and products with prices in pounds.
What does it cost?
Pricing is coming soon. Creating a shop does not ask for a card. There is no subscription price in the product today.