Makers & Etsy sellers
Showcase collections properly, then route customers straight through to Etsy, markets and stockists.
Who it's for
If your business already happens somewhere, this is the front door.
Who it's for
Businesses that already sell somewhere — and deserve somewhere better to be seen.
Authors
Books, biography, reviews and every place to buy, brought together in one address.
Beauty & wellness
Present treatments beautifully and send clients directly to your booking system.
Trades & local services
Show the standard of your work, your service area and the fastest way to reach you.
Creators
Content, products, partnerships and destinations, gathered in one professional place instead of a list of links.
Independent businesses
A digital home without the cost, maintenance or complexity of a conventional website.
By line of work
Different trades, the same missing piece.
Trades and local services
Work arrives by recommendation, a Facebook post or a phone number passed between neighbours. What is usually missing is somewhere that shows recent jobs, the area you cover and how to get a quote — so a stranger can decide before they ring.
Electricians, joiners, plasterers, roofers, gardeners, cleaners, removals, mobile mechanics.
Beauty, hair and wellness
Bookings usually run through an app or a diary and the work is shown on Instagram. A Window sits between the two: the treatments, the prices you want visible, the studio, and one clear button through to your existing booking system.
Chair renters, nail and lash techs, barbers, massage and holistic therapists, mobile stylists.
Makers and resellers
You may sell on a marketplace, at markets, or straight from your messages. A Window holds the range as a body of work, explains postage and custom orders, and links out to wherever the purchase actually happens.
Potters, jewellers, printmakers, candle and soap makers, vintage and preloved sellers.
Creators, authors and performers
Books, episodes, gigs, playlists, press and bookings usually end up as a list of identical links. Introducing the work properly and then sending people on tends to convert better than a stack of grey buttons.
Authors, podcasters, musicians, DJs, comedians, illustrators, photographers.
Freelancers and consultants
Most freelance work is won on credibility before a conversation ever happens. One professional page — what you do, who for, examples, how to enquire — is usually more useful than a website you never finish.
Designers, copywriters, bookkeepers, VAs, coaches, tutors, trainers, IT support.
Food and drink businesses
Menus change, pitches move and allergen questions repeat. A Window is the fixed address for this week's location, the current menu, pre-orders and catering enquiries — printable as a QR code on the van or the stall.
Street food, bakers, cake makers, caterers, coffee carts, brewers, market food stalls.
Featured use cases
If people buy from you, book you or listen to you — this is yours.
01 — Etsy sellers & makers
Keep selling where you sell.
Your story, your collections, and a straight route through to Etsy, your stockists or this weekend's market.
02 — Vintage sellers & resellers
One brand behind every marketplace.
Vinted, eBay, Depop, Etsy — one professional destination that makes you look like a business, not a listing.
Hear it, watch it, book the date.
03 — DJs, bands & entertainers. Mixes, video, reviews, availability, enquiry.
04 — Creators & podcasters
Everywhere you publish, one home.
05 — Authors
Buy the book, from anywhere you sell it.
06 — Trades & services
Proof of the work. The quickest way to reach you.
Before and after, reviews, areas covered, direct quote route.
07 — Fitness, beauty & wellbeing
Show the sessions. Then let people book.
Services, prices, results, reviews and direct booking or WhatsApp.
Businesses that move
Wherever your business goes, your Shop Window goes with you.
Their customers rarely ask for a website. They ask where are you this week?
Menu, locations, serving times.
Food vans, mobile bars, caterers, groomers and valeters.
Your stall might move. Your Shop Window doesn't.
Markets, fairs, festivals and pop-ups — with the dates you're appearing next.
Weddings, events & festivals
One window a couple can send to everyone.
Gallery, packages, areas covered, reviews and a direct enquiry route.
PhotographersFloristsCake makersDJs & bandsCelebrantsMobile barsCaterersHair & makeupWedding carsVenues
