Create a digital product store that is easy to buy from

Choose a name and address you can keep

Use a store name your audience already recognizes, or one that clearly identifies the work you make. A short address is easier to share in a profile, email or printed handout. Read it aloud and check for confusing spelling before saving it.

Createpie hosts stores on a createpie.store subdomain. Your seller dashboard is private; your storefront address is what buyers visit. Keep those roles clear when you write launch emails or send someone a link.

Choose the layout around the collection

A cover-led collection needs enough space for images. A set of research resources needs titles and descriptions people can scan. Createpie includes ten layouts, from Studio’s visual gallery to Index’s compact directory and Bookshelf’s upright covers. Pick the structure before adjusting the details.

All ten templates support light, dark and system themes. You can change templates without rebuilding the product list. Try a longer title and a short description in the preview; attractive empty layouts are not enough to judge how your actual content will fit.

Add the information a new visitor needs

Upload your logo and banner, choose the image fit and focal position, and write a short introduction. State who the store is for and what they will find. Use the About section when your experience or approach helps a buyer decide.

Arrange the available sections in a useful order. Keep products easy to reach. Add a short FAQ for specific questions such as software requirements or how purchase access works. Avoid filling the FAQ with repeated promotional claims.

• A legible logo at small sizes
• A banner crop that works on phones
• A sentence describing the collection
• An About section and FAQ when they add useful information

Check the product before the page

For every product, add a descriptive title, cover, price, contents and protected files. Explain which files stay in the app and which buyers may download. A template that needs editing elsewhere should not be described as an in-app-only reading product.

Review the product’s validation and publishing state in the dashboard. A saved draft is not the same as a product ready for buyers. Check current store access and payment availability there too; creating an account alone does not establish every payment or publishing capability.

Choose visibility and review the buyer journey

Marketplace discovery is opt-in. Enable it only when you want an eligible active store to appear in Createpie discovery. Leaving it off lets you share the direct storefront address without a marketplace listing. Confirm the saved visibility state after changing it.

Open the storefront while signed out, review it on a phone, and check the path from a product to the cart. Tell buyers that verified purchases lead to an access email and their Createpie app library. Include a way to reach support when an access email cannot be found.