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Overview

Your storefront is the public website Knead builds for your bakery — a real, shareable website with your logo, your products, and your contact form, no web designer required. It lives at your own address, works on phones, and needs no login for customers to browse. Think of it as your bakery’s home on the internet. A Knead storefront home page with a banner image, business name, tagline, and navigation

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Where Your Storefront Lives

Your website’s address is:
Your slug is the short name at the end — the same one used for your order form. If Beth’s slug is southern-peach, her storefront is at kneadapp.co/site/southern-peach. This address works today and is the one to share with customers.
Good to know: A shorter vanity address like your-name.kneadapp.co is on the way. Until it ships, the /site/{slug} address above is the live, working link.
To change the slug, see Customizing Your Public URL. Changing it updates both your storefront and your order form.

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Your Four Built-In Pages

When you sign up, Knead automatically creates and publishes four pages so your site is live from day one:
  • Home — your landing page, with your banner, tagline, and a warm welcome.
  • About — your story: who you are and what you bake.
  • Products — your shoppable online menu.
  • Contact — a contact form that reaches your inbox.
The About page of a Knead storefront showing the baker's story and photo These four are your built-in pages. You can rename them, edit their content, and unpublish them, but you can’t delete them — a lock badge marks them in your page list. You can also add your own pages (like a FAQ or a gallery). See Managing Your Website Pages.

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What Customers See

A visitor lands on a clean, themed site that matches your brand:
  • A header with your logo, business name, tagline, and navigation built from your published pages.
  • Your page content — text, images, and your product menu.
  • A footer with your email, phone, and your city and state.
Everything works on mobile, and no one has to create an account to look around. When they’re ready to order, they head to your menu and place the order through your order form.
Pro tip: Your storefront and your order form share one look. When you set a theme, it also restyles your order form’s header — so customers feel like they never left your brand. See Customizing Your Look & Feel.

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Sharing Your Storefront

Put your storefront link everywhere customers find you — your Instagram bio, Facebook page, business cards, and email signature. It’s a friendlier front door than a raw order form: customers can read your story, browse your menu, and reach out, all in one place. For more on where and how to share, see Sharing Your Order Link.
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