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Setting up your online store

The online store is a Growth feature. This guide walks through setting it up; the E-commerce page gives you a checklist so you always know what's left to do.

1. The storefront setup checklist

Go to E-commerce in the sidebar. At the top, a Storefront setup checklist tracks the handful of steps that make your shop ready to share.

The E-Commerce setup page: a Storefront setup checklist (store logo, hero banner, at least one category, payment gateway connected, contact email, about page, social link), a Branding section, and the store's web address with Preview Store and Save buttons.

Work down the list — each item you complete ticks off:

  • Store logo — used in your storefront header and emails.
  • Hero banner — the headline and image at the top of your home page.
  • At least one category — so customers can browse your products by type.
  • Payment gateway connected — connect Stripe or Square so customers can pay (see Connecting a payment gateway).
  • Contact email — the address customers see on your Contact us page.
  • About page — a few lines telling customers your story.
  • At least one social link — Facebook, Instagram or X.

2. Your web address

Your store gets its own address from your subdomain — for example yourbakery.bakeboost.com. Set the subdomain in the Branding section, or add a custom domain if you own one. Use Preview Store to see exactly what customers will see before you share it.

3. Choose what to sell online

Each product has a Display or Sell on E-commerce switch — turn it on for everything you want to appear in your shop, and leave it off for made-to-order items you'd rather quote for. (See Products and your catalogue.) Group products into categories so the shop is easy to browse.

4. Tell customers where you are

If customers can collect from you, or visit a shop, fill in the Shop Location section. Type your address, a phone number customers can call, your contact email, and — if you want — a short Finding us note ("parking at the rear", "ring the bell after 6pm"). Then switch on Show my shop address on my storefront and save.

Your Contact us page then shows all of it above the message form, with a Get directions button.

For the button to point exactly at your door, paste your Google Maps link: open Google Maps, find your shop, press Share, and copy the link. If you also want the map itself on the page, use the Embed a map tab instead and paste the whole snippet it gives you — we take the link out of it for you.

5. How customers order

Once you're live, customers browse your store, add items to a cart, and check out — paying with your connected gateway. Each order drops straight into your Orders list with the customer, products and payment already filled in, so you carry on exactly as you would with any other order.

Good to know

  • It's your shop, your brand. Your logo, banner, colours and web address — customers never see "Bake Boost".
  • Orders flow back in. A storefront sale becomes a normal Bake Boost order automatically.
  • You choose what's online. Only products with Sell on E-commerce switched on appear.
  • Preview before you share. Use Preview Store / Live Preview to check everything, then Save.
  • Connect a gateway first. Customers can only pay online once Stripe or Square is connected.

Last updated October 8, 2026