Shop pages
A page that shows your work, takes complete orders, and answers the questions customers usually message you to ask.
Free until your first sale. No credit card.

Without a form, gathering one order's details — the size, the spelling, the color, the date — can take a long back-and-forth of messages. Your shop page asks for all of it up front, and the order lands on your board ready to quote.
The order form asks for the item, size, words, thread color, and the date they need it — so you stop chasing answers across a week of messages.
They type the name, pick the font and thread, and see it on the garment before they send the order.
Put it in your bio, your Facebook page, or any chat. Wherever the conversation starts, the order lands on your board.
Photos of your work, how ordering works, pickup or shipping, and what past customers said — so new customers can trust you before they ask.

The personalize step draws their words in your fonts and threads on the garment. A customer who sees the piece orders with confidence — and confirms the spelling themselves.
For custom work that doesn't fit a listing, customers describe what they want and it lands on your board as a lead.
Offer either or both. Your shipping rates and turnaround time show right on the page.
A banner for closures or deadlines, and a shop-wide sale toggle when you want one.
Take a real vacation. Set your away dates and the shop page tells customers when ordering opens back up — no apology messages, no orders piling up while you're gone.
Customers browse the designs and embroidery fonts you already own, right on the page, and pick from them — instead of messaging you to ask “what can you do?”
Every order gets a tracking link that shows the customer where it is — quoted, on the machine, done — in plain words, so they check the page instead of messaging you.
Reviews from past customers show on the page, so new customers can see what it's like to order from you.
It's your page and your customer relationship. There are no listing fees, and no marketplace algorithm decides whether customers see your work.