Quick start

How it works

Shopiforge is your store: the product catalog, a site with sales pages and orders in one dashboard. A landing page is built from blocks — by hand or with AI from a product card. Publishing pushes the site to the CDN at the store’s address, and later to your own domain.

• “Catalog” — products, prices, photos and attributes.
• “Pages” — product landing pages and the site’s info pages.
• “Orders” — orders from the forms on your pages, with fulfilment and payment statuses.

Your first order in six steps

1. 1
   Add a product

   “Catalog” → “Add product”. A title, a price and one photo are enough — fill in the rest later. If the product is already on a marketplace, “Import from link” pulls its title, price, photos and description into a draft.
2. 2
   Build a landing page with AI

   “Pages” → “Create with AI”: pick the product on the “From catalog” tab, then the page language and the copy tone. Before you start, the dialog shows how many credits the generation costs and how many you have. The page takes about a minute — you can close the dialog, it will appear in the list. Without AI, use “Blank page” and add blocks yourself.
3. 3
   Review the page

   Open the page in the editor and check the price, attributes and promises against the product card: AI writes convincingly but doesn’t know your product. “Preview” gives you a link to share for approval before going live.
4. 4
   Set up payment and shipping

   “Settings” → “Payments” and “Shipping” → “Add method”. The order form only offers the methods enabled here, and a new store has none yet. Cash on delivery and one shipping option are enough to start.
5. 5
   Publish the site

   “Publish site” pushes every page that is waiting to be published. Within seconds the page is live at the site address — you’ll find it under “Settings” → “Site”.
6. 6
   Place a test order

   Open the published page and submit the form with your own phone number. The order shows up in “Orders” with the status “New”, and an email about it goes to the owner. Once you’ve checked it, cancel it with “Cancel…” on the order page.