Three steps, and the shop is yours.

Nothing here is a queue or a sales call. You type a name, the platform builds a shop around it, and the first account through the door owns it.

1. STEP 1

   Name it

   Type the shop's name. The slug you see is the address it will answer on.

   The address is taken from the name as you type it, and checked while you watch — so a name that is already taken is something you find out here rather than after waiting for a build.

   • The name is yours to change later; the address is what links point at.
   • Your own subdomain, on the platform's certificate.
   my-store.shop/create-store

   STORE NAME

   Acme

   ✓acme.my-store.shop

   CREATE MY STORE
2. STEP 2

   We provision it

   A real, separate MySQL database is created and populated, with a starter theme in place.

   Separate is the word that matters: your shop is not a row in someone else's table. Its own database, its own products, orders and customers — which is also why an export is a database rather than a CSV you have to trust.

   • Its own database, built from the same schema every shop runs.
   • A starter theme, a home page and a menu, so it is viewable at once.
   • Seconds, not a queue.
   acme.my-store.shop

   ✓Reserving the name

   ✓Creating the database

   ✓Building the tables

   •Adding a starter theme
3. STEP 3

   Claim the console

   The first account created owns the store. Invite staff after, or sign in with Google.

   That first account is the owner, and the door closes behind it: once a shop has an account, nobody else can create one by finding the address. Staff are invited from inside.

   • Owner and staff, with the console scoped to one shop.
   • Google sign-in, or an email and a password.
   acme.my-store.shop/ms-admin

   OverviewProductsOrdersUsers

   WHO CAN SIGN IN

   Yyou@acme.comOWNER

   Ssok@acme.comSTAFF

   INVITE

Each panel is a drawing of that step, not a screenshot — the console wears your theme by the time you see it.