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ONLINE SHOP

Sell from your own website, start to finish.

Products, payments, delivery and order emails live in one place, so you're not stitching together a store builder, a payment app and an email tool that never talk to each other.

  • Cards go through your own Stripe account, straight to you

  • Bring your catalog from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file

  • Order emails with tracking go out on their own

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Your shop. Your domain. Your brand.

THE OLD WAY

Four tools, zero conversation between them.

Most small shops get built from spare parts: a store builder for the product pages, a payment app bolted on the side, a delivery plug-in for shipping rates, and an email tool that has never heard of any of it.

Nothing passes information along. A sale happens on the store builder, the payment app knows the amount but not the customer, the delivery plug-in knows the address but not the order, and your email list finds out nothing at all.

You end up doing the handoffs yourself: copying order details into a spreadsheet, writing the shipping update by hand, hoping the receipt from the payment app looks enough like your brand to be believed.

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HOW IT WORKS

From product page to paid order, four steps.

Here's what setting up and running your shop actually looks like, start to finish.

Add your products

List products with variants and collections, or bring your whole catalog across from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file.

Set your rules

Set your currency, tax by country, delivery and pick-up, so every order prices itself correctly.

Get paid your way

Take cards through your own Stripe account, with a test mode to try before you launch, or offer bank transfer, pick-up or cash on delivery.

Let the orders run themselves

Order emails go out with tracking details included, and you mark each one paid, sent or collected from a single screen.

Four steps, then I just watch the orders roll in.
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IN DETAIL

Every part of selling, covered.

Three pieces that usually come from three different companies. Here, they're one feature.

VARIANTS & COLLECTIONS

Every size and color, organized.

Group related products into collections so customers can browse by category, season or anything else that makes sense for your shop.

Each product carries its own variants: sizes, colors, finishes, whatever changes the price or the stock count, without you building a separate listing for each one.

  • Collections for easy browsing

  • Variants for size, color and more

  • Catalog import from Shopify, WooCommerce or CSV

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Stripe handles the money. You handle the mug sales.

GETTING PAID

Paid through your own Stripe, straight to you.

Card payments run through your own Stripe account, so the money lands with you, not with us, and never waits on anyone else's schedule.

A test mode lets you run a full order through before your shop goes live, and if cards aren't the only option your customers want, you can offer bank transfer, pay on pick-up or cash on delivery as well.

  • Cards through your own Stripe account

  • Test mode before launch

  • Bank transfer, pick-up or cash on delivery

ORDER EMAILS

Tracking details, sent without you lifting a finger.

Every order triggers its own email, and tracking details go out the moment you add them, so customers always know where their package is.

Mark an order paid, sent or collected, or cancel it, from one screen; there's no second system to update and no spreadsheet to keep in sync.

  • Order emails with tracking, sent automatically

  • Paid, sent, collected or canceled, in one place

  • 'Email this product' writes four campaign-ready emails about any item

WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU

One shop, not four subscriptions.

Here's what changes when your products, payments, delivery and order emails live in the same place.

One home for your shop

Products, payments, delivery and order emails live together, so you're not logging into four different tools to run one sale.

Payments land straight in your account

Cards go through your own Stripe account, with a test mode so nothing surprises you on launch day.

Switch over without starting from zero

Bring your existing catalog across from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file.

Customers always know where their order is

Tracking emails go out the moment an order ships, without you writing a word.

Orders stay organized

Mark paid, sent, collected or canceled from one screen, right alongside the order itself.

Any product becomes a campaign

'Email this product' writes four ready-to-send emails about it, so a quiet product gets another shot.

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Psst, here's the side-by-side.

COMPARED

The old setup versus one shop that works together.

A typical patched-together shop

  • A store builder, a payment app and a delivery plug-in, bought separately.
  • Checkout routed through someone else's payment system.
  • Starting over means re-entering every product by hand.
  • A tracking email means writing one yourself, every time.
  • Marking an order shipped means logging into another system.

Six and Two

  • One place. Products, payments, delivery and order emails together.
  • Your own Stripe account. Card payments go straight to you, with a test mode first.
  • Bring your catalog. Import from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file.
  • Sent automatically. Order emails with tracking go out on their own.
  • One screen. Paid, sent, collected or canceled, without leaving your shop.

QUESTIONS

What shop owners actually ask.

A few more things worth knowing before you open up shop.

Can I bring my products from another shop?

Yes. Bring them across from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file.

How do I get paid?

Cards go through your own Stripe account, straight to you. You can also offer bank transfer, pay on pick-up or cash on delivery.

Do I need a separate payment processor account?

Card payments go through your own Stripe account, so the money is always yours, with a test mode to check everything before you launch.

Can customers pick up their order instead of having it delivered?

Yes. Set delivery and pick-up options alongside your tax and currency, so customers choose what works for them at checkout.

What happens after someone places an order?

Order emails with tracking details go out automatically, and you mark the order paid, sent or collected, or cancel it, from one screen.

Can I organize products into categories?

Yes. Group products into collections and set up variants for size, color or anything else your products come in.

What's 'Email this product'?

A tool that writes four emails about any product in your shop, ready to send as a campaign without starting from a blank page.

Do I need a website already?

No. Your shop lives on your own website, built and designed in your brand as part of your Six and Two site.

WORKS WITH

Your shop doesn't work alone.

A shop is one piece of the website it sits on, and the campaigns that bring people back to it.

Your shop lives on your website, not a separate app.

Your products, collections and checkout sit on the same website as your home page, your about page and everything else, in your own brand.

There's no separate store app to maintain or a different login to remember.

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Sending domains, handled for you.

Order emails and receipts go out from a domain that matches your brand, registered and authenticated before your shop ever opens.

See how domains are handled

Email this product, written like every campaign.

The four emails this feature writes are designed in your brand, the same way every campaign on the platform is.

See how campaigns get designed

Honest reports on order emails too.

Track opens and clicks on tracking emails the same way you track a campaign: real people, counted apart from software.

See how reporting works
Shop's open. Let's sell something.
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Your shop, your emails, one login.

No store builder, payment app and delivery plug-in to juggle, just your website, your Stripe account and Six and Two, made for American small business.

See why Six and Two runs your whole shop