Christmas pre-orders at a bakery, mixed cases at a wine shop, same-day bouquets at a florist, weekly baskets at a farm: the Shop tab follows the way each trade already sells. Here's how it works for yours, with demo stores you can try like a customer.
Each use case is set up in one of our demo stores, so you can try it as a customer would. The businesses are fictional; the pickup slots, pre-order dates and delivery options work the way they would in your shop.
Yule logs and festive breads go on sale weeks ahead, with a cut-off date and limited quantities. Customers pay when they order and choose a time to collect, so the counter stays calm on the morning of the 24th.
Sell by the bottle, the case or the gift box, with gift cards for tastings. Customers collect in store, have it delivered in town or shipped, and confirm their age at checkout.
Bouquets in set sizes, a card message with every order and delivery zones around the shop. Set a daily cut-off for same-day delivery, and take Valentine's and Mother's Day orders well in advance.
Easter moulages, ballotins and Advent calendars, each on sale for its season with an end date. Customers collect in town or have them shipped, and you know your quantities before you start tempering.
A basket of the week that follows the season, beef boxes reserved before slaughter day, eggs and honey alongside. Every order is paid online and collected on your farm day, so nothing goes to waste.
Wines by the bottle or the case, mixed cases and cellar visits to give as gifts. Customers choose collection at the estate or shipping, and pay by card instead of posting a cheque with an order form.
Cheese platters and raclette kits ordered two days ahead, with extra pickup slots on the mornings of 24 and 31 December. Pickup at the counter or delivery across town.
Packs collected at the brewery on Saturday, a Christmas ale pre-ordered before bottling day, kegs booked a week ahead for parties. Age confirmed at checkout, and Bancontact for customers in Belgium.
One-off pieces and sets made to order, with the making time stated on each product. Collected at the studio or packed by hand and shipped to Belgium and France.
Each trade page covers what you can sell online, the seasons that drive your orders and an illustrative month in figures.
Saturday pre-orders, Christmas logs and pickup slots — no queue.
Easter moulages, ballotins by weight and Christmas gift orders.
Mixed cases, gift boxes and tasting places — collected or delivered.
Your price list becomes a shop: cases shipped, visits booked.
Same-day bouquets, Valentine's pre-orders and a card with every order.
Cheese platters, Christmas capons and raclette sets, ready to collect.
Meat boxes, veg baskets and eggs, collected at the farm or market.
Six-packs, Christmas beers and keg hire, with an age check built in.
One-off pieces, made-to-order work and workshops, shipped with care.
Three illustrative examples, not real customers: the shops and their numbers are made up. The fees are exactly what you would pay: our 2.5%, and the standard card fee, which is separate.
Customers reserve sourdough, croissants and tarts during the week, pay online and collect on Saturday morning in a pickup slot. In a typical month: 40 orders averaging €22.
Regulars order mixed cases and gift boxes online, to collect in store or have delivered by courier. In December: 50 orders averaging €96.
Bouquets in three sizes, ordered online with a card message and delivered across town the same day. In a typical month: 40 orders averaging €45, delivery included.
Illustrative examples only — these are not Add Your Shop customers. Our commission is 2.5% of sales, excluding VAT; VAT may apply. Card fees assume standard European cards (1.5% + €0.25 per payment); premium, business and non-EEA cards cost more. A month with no online orders costs €0. Try your own numbers.
Mix and match them for your shop. We set them up for you, and change them whenever your season does.
Every shop is set up from what you send us, typically within a few working days. See how it works.
Very likely. Cider makers, beekeepers, tea rooms, bookshops: if your customers order ahead, collect from you or can receive a parcel, a Shop tab usually fits. Tell us how you sell and we'll give you a straight answer.
Yes. You can offer pickup slots for fresh products, local delivery nearby and shipping for what travels well, all in the same shop. You choose which products go which way: a fresh cake can be collect-only while a jar of honey ships.
Yes. Send us each season's range and we put it online, usually within a working day or two, or switch products on and off yourself. Products can also be available to pre-order for a given date, such as yule logs for 24 December.
No. The demo stores and the examples on this page are illustrations: the businesses, products, prices and figures are invented to show how a Shop tab works for each trade. The fees in the examples are real: 2.5% for us, plus the standard card fee.
Yes, set up around your own products, colours and photos, and opened from the menu of the website you already have. We build it for you, you approve it before it goes live, and we keep it up to date. See how it works.
No setup fee and no monthly fee. We take 2.5% of each order paid online, on top of the usual card payment fees (1.5% + €0.25 per payment for standard European cards). See pricing.
Send us your website address and what you'd like to sell online. We aim to reply within one working day with a preview plan for your shop.