Creating a Storefront

Create it

1. From the sidebar, go to Deploy > Storefronts.
2. Create a new Storefront and give it a name (end users can see it, so name it for them, not for your team).
3. The Storefront detail page opens with its configuration tabs.

Add products

Under the Storefront's products section, add any mix of Flows, Agents, and Suites from your organization. These are the Storefront's defaults: everyone who gets past the entry screen can use them, whether or not they have a paid plan.

If you want everything paywalled, keep the defaults empty and put your products on plans instead - plan products are configured on the plan itself in the Monetization catalog and apply on every Storefront the plan is attached to.

Attach plans

On the Plans tab, attach plans from your organization's shared catalog:

• Each attachment can be marked Default - a free ($0) default plan lets visitors start immediately and meters them with its credit allowance (this is what powers anonymous access).
• Attachments can be hidden from the pricing screen (useful for legacy or invite-only plans).
• Subscribers keep one subscription and one credit pool per plan across every Storefront that plan is attached to - attaching the same plan to a second Storefront doesn't create a second bill.

Set the access policy

Two decisions control the front door:

• Anonymous access - when allowed, visitors can start using default products immediately; a free default plan's anonymous credit limit caps how far they get before they're asked for an email. When disallowed, everyone signs in first.
• Require plan selection - send signed-in users through the pricing screen before they enter, or drop them straight into the default experience.

Sign-in is always email + one-time code. There are no passwords to manage; identities are created on first sign-in (or provisioned via the API).

Share it

The Storefront's share card gives you:

• A direct link - the /d/... entry URL, unique to this Storefront.
• An embed snippet - an iframe you can drop into your own site.

The same entry surface serves both. Anyone landing there gets the Storefront's branding, access policy, and plan catalog.

Next steps

• Brand it - logo, colors, and email sender.
• Wire up webhooks - get notified when someone signs up.
• Understand what your end users see.