Your plan and themes

Billing (your package)

Billing shows the package your shop is on and your subscription with the platform. That subscription is separate from your own sales: your customers pay YOU through the gateways you connect in Settings -> Payment gateways, and the platform bills you for the package through its own accounts.

Pick how you pay (Pay with) and, when a package offers it, Monthly or Yearly (yearly shows what you save against 12 months), then choose a package. The upgrade applies as soon as the payment is confirmed.

• Card (Stripe) renews by itself. If a renewal payment fails, your shop keeps working while Stripe retries.
• PayPal, 2Checkout and Safepay pay for one month or year. Billing shows the date you are paid until; click Pay another month (or year) before then. Paying early adds the time on top. If the date passes unpaid, your shop moves to the free package; your content stays.
• Bank transfer: you get the bank details and a reference. Send the money with that reference and upload your receipt; your plan switches on once the platform sees the transfer arrive. Billing links back to the details while it waits.

The Payments list on Billing shows what you paid and the dates each payment covers. Moving to the free package needs no payment; your content stays.

A screen outside your package is hidden from the menu, and opening its address sends you to the dashboard with a note. On your site, its pages (for example /books or /schedule) show "not found", links to them drop out of your menu and home page, and they cannot be bought. Anything a customer already paid for stays theirs: course and workshop access and download links keep working after a downgrade.

Your own domain comes with every plan, Free included. Your platform subdomain keeps working next to it, and every page tells search engines your main address, so the two never compete.

Themes (Appearance -> Theme -> Designs)

The catalogue lists every theme the platform has published, with a real screenshot. Themes that work with every setting come first: your font and colours (Style), colour bands on your home page (Layout) and every home page section drawn in the theme's own style. Under More designs, each card says what it leaves out, for example "Ignores colour bands": the setting is kept, it is just not shown in that theme. When a theme gains it, it moves up by itself.

• Preview opens YOUR home page, with your content, in that theme, without changing anything for visitors.
• Activate switches your storefront to it at once. Your content, menu and settings stay; only the look changes.
• Free themes activate straight away. Paid themes show their price and cannot be activated from the picker yet: ask the platform team.

Every theme renders every page of the shop (blog, catalog, checkout, bookings, memberships, account), and all of them share the same phone menu (drawer or bottom bar, set in Appearance -> Menu), dark mode, newsletter signup and automatic visitor currency and timezone.

Every theme comes free with every plan. Each is the complete shop with a different look:

• Nova: bold and warm, with its own orange-and-violet look.
• Meridian: clean and structured, built on Flowbite.
• Lumen: bright, soft and airy, built on Preline UI.
• Harbor: crisp and nautical, built on Sailboat UI.
• Vertex: crisp and minimal, built on HyperUI.
• Meadow: friendly and rounded, built on daisyUI.
• Kite: playful and semantic, with a dark theme of its own, built on FlyonUI.
• Graphite: monochrome and precise, built on shadcn/ui.
• Timber: warm and understated, built on Pines UI.
• Atelier: elegant and restrained, built on Meraki UI.
• Fabric: material and tactile, built on Material Tailwind.
• Prism: material-flavoured, with layered shadows, built on TW Elements.
• Tide: cool and fluid, built on Ripple UI.
• Halo: soft and glowing, built on HeroUI.
• Cadence: data-dense and dashboard-crisp, built on Tremor.
• Grove: calm and botanical, built on Park UI.
• Lattice: grid-built and structured, built on TailGrids.
• Serene: calm and luminous, built on Sera UI.
• Mosaic: spacious and blocky, built on TailBlocks.
• Cobalt: bold and blocky, built on Mamba UI.
• Ignite: bold and fiery, built on WickedBlocks.
• Pebble: compact and tactile, built on Kutty.
• Oxbow: quiet and ruled, built on Oxbow UI.
• Zenith: roomy and weightless, built on Starwind UI.
• Primer: square and technical, built on Basecoat UI.
• Relay: framed and tidy, built on ReUI.
• Spark: electric and kinetic, built on Magic UI.
• Totem: tactile and bevelled, built on Cult UI.
• Kiln: pill-shaped and tray-built, built on Kibo UI.
• Rune: polished and spellbound, built on Spell UI.
• Folio: calm and open, built on Pagedone.
• Span: flat and filled, built on Xtend UI.
• Loom: woven and two-tiered, built on WPDean TuiKit.
• Canvas: clean and product-grade, built on Untitled UI React (open-source edition).
• Verdant: compact and utilitarian, like a well-made app form, built on VueTailwind.
• Opal: bold material, built on Notus (Creative Tim).
• Silhouette: quiet outlines, built on Headless UI (MIT playground look only).
• Verve: big type on white, purple bands and a yellow accent, a one-page portfolio (headings set in Syne).

Every theme except Nova follows your Appearance -> Theme -> Style choices fully: the font you pick, your colour (buttons, links and highlights all take it), and the favicon from Settings -> General.