Your shop is part of your business page: /book/your-address/shop lists every product you sell online, and each product has a page of its own to buy from. A purchase runs through the same money path as everything else — the buyer becomes a client (or is matched to one you have), an Order invoice carries what they bought, and they pay it on the pay page by card, bank transfer or gift card, service fee included when yours is on.
- Go to Settings → Services and add or open a Product (a service can't be sold this way — it's booked).
- Tick Sell online, save, then add a photo for the shop page. The price is the product's unit price; your default sales tax applies if you have one.
- Press the link button on the product's row to copy its buy link — text it, email it, put it on your website. Your shop at the top of the page is the link to everything.
- A buyer picks how many (up to 20), types their name and email (phone optional), and lands on the pay page. Paid, the order shows on Invoices and Payments like any invoice, in their client portal, and you get the usual payment notification.
- An order nobody pays is archived after two days, so abandoned carts don't pile up on Invoices.
- Nothing ships itself: the order says what and how many, and your note from the buyer. Pickup, delivery and stock counts are coming later.
If something's not working
The Sell online box isn't there.
The item's Type is Service. Only products are sold from the shop; services are booked from your booking page.
The photo won't upload.
Photos need the file storage WorkBench runs on; if the editor says it isn't set up, message us from the Help Center. PNG, JPG or WebP under 6 MB.
Can I put the shop on my own website?
Link to it, or link straight to one product's buy page. A widget you can drop into a page is on the list.