You make the thing.
The website takes the order.
Ceramics, jewellery, prints, cakes, candles. Describe what you make and SiteSpin writes you a shop with your own pieces in it.
One sentence, and this came back.
Ember & Wick pours soy candles in small batches in Bristol. Six scents, a cart, a checkout and a refill scheme, all of it written from a description of what she makes.
Orders first, because that is what you came for.
The other two come with it, and you will want them by the second month.
Take orders
Somebody picks a piece and asks for it, and you find out with everything you need to fill it.
Get messages
The question that is not an order still reaches you, in the same place.
Get booked
Workshops, market stalls and studio visits. Somebody asks for a date and you see the request.
Instagram is where you sell.
It is not where you get paid.
Most makers we meet are already selling. The work is on a grid, the customers are in the messages, and an order is a bank transfer arranged over four replies. It holds until it is Sunday night, you have nine conversations open, and you cannot remember who asked for the blue one. There is a fuller comparison of a shop and an Instagram account if that is the choice you are weighing.
A website is the part that does not need you awake. Somebody finds the piece, reads the price, and the order arrives written down. You still talk to them. You stop being the order system.
Half the owners here are the only business in their category. There was never going to be a template for somebody who presses wildflowers into resin, which is why every site is written from scratch rather than filled in.
The three we get every time.
Not yet, and we would rather say so here than have you find out at the till. The order reaches you complete and you take payment the way you already do. Paying on the site is being built.
Then the site is about one thing. Nothing here assumes a catalogue, a range or a stock system you do not have.
Send what you have, even if it is three pictures on your phone. They get cropped for every place they appear, and you add more by sending more.
Let the site take the order.
Free to build, and live for seven days.