Setting up your storefront

Your storefront is a page at a link of your own — your units, your prices, your reviews and your delivery area. It comes straight from what is already in BounceDay, so you never retype any of it. Every plan gets one, including Free, and it carries a small "Powered by BounceDay" line at the foot.

Open More, then Your storefront. Until your page is up, a "Get your page up" card sits at the top and ticks off each step as you finish it: show at least one unit, flip your page live, get paid online, and set your instant-book rules (that last one is optional). Tap "Hide this" if you would rather not see it.

Your link is already made — we build it from your business name when you sign up. The Your link card shows the address with Copy (Share on a phone), and a QR code you can print with Download QR. Tap Edit to change the address.

Your page needs two things before it can go live, and both are in the Your words section: In three words, and About your business, which arrives with a starter for you to edit. Until both are filled in the Live switch stays off, and the note under it says which one is missing.

The rest of Your words is up to you: Year you started, A photo of you, and If you take a season off — a note your page shows while you are closed. Your logo lives under Business & branding; the link to it is at the foot of the section.

Your units come from Fleet. Every unit with "Show on your storefront" switched on and a price set appears on your page. Photos help, but a unit without one still shows, as a plain card with its name and price. Group units under Categories — "Manage categories →" opens the editor.

Contact is where you add the ways you want customers to reach you; your page shows only what you fill in. What customers see has Show your prices and How far ahead you take bookings — your page never offers a date past it.

Good to know is three answers in your own words: If a client cancels, How you clean between parties, and Your insurance. Leave one blank and your page says nothing about it. Questions on your page lets you change the answers to the common questions your page carries.

Days you take bookings lets you switch off the days of the week you do not work and add Dates you’re away. Customers are not offered those days; you can still book any date yourself.

Before you go live, tap "Preview your page" to see it exactly as a customer will. Then flip the switch on the Your link card: the pill turns from Not live to Live, anyone with your link can see your page, and it can turn up in search. Turn it off any time — that switch is never blocked.

A customer picks a date, sees which of your units are free that day, adds what they want and sends it to you. It waits in your inbox, and nothing is booked until you accept — unless you have turned on Instant book, which comes with Pro and up and only says yes inside the limits you set. See "Letting a booking accept itself".