Storefront page

Storefront is a Strimz-hosted page where you list products and take payment. Zero deploy, zero code — you pick a slug, add products, and the URL is live.

For merchants selling a handful of things (a course, a subscription tier, an ebook, physical merch), Storefront replaces the need to stand up your own site. For anything more complex, use the SDKs to build your own surface and skip this page.

The layout

Top of the page:

• Storefront config card. Your storefront URL (strimz.finance/store/<slug>), business name, hero image upload, and dark-mode toggle. Changes save on blur.
• Publish switch. Off by default. When off, the URL returns a 404 so you can prep the surface in private.

Below:

• Products table. One row per product. Columns: image thumb, name, price, mode of sale (one-off vs subscription), status. Row actions: edit, disable, delete.
• New product button opens the product editor.

The product editor

Product fields:

• Name and description (Markdown supported)
• Image — uploaded to the storefront's asset bucket
• Price in USDC or EURC
• Sale mode — one-off or subscription
• If subscription: pick the plan (drops down from your existing plans; see Subscriptions)

Save publishes the product on the live storefront immediately if the storefront is published. If not, save just persists the draft.

What buyers see

Your storefront URL renders a grid of published products. Clicking a product opens a checkout flow — hosted checkout for one-off, subscription checkout for recurring. All the standard Strimz signing UX applies from that point on.

Buyers don't need a Strimz account. They pay from whatever wallet they connect (Reown / WalletConnect).

Common workflows

I want to sell three products to my Twitter audience with zero code. Set the slug, upload a hero image, add three products, hit Publish. Share the URL. Done.

I want to disable a product without deleting it. Edit the row → status → disabled. It disappears from the live storefront but keeps its history.

I want a custom domain. Not supported today. Storefronts live under strimz.finance/store/<slug>. Custom domains are on the roadmap for a later release.

I want a fully custom design. Storefront is intentionally minimal. If you want brand control, build your own checkout with @strimz/sdk and skip Storefront.