Getting started

What NoqtaShop is, which plan fits, creating your store, and your first steps in the console.

12 articles

  1. What is NoqtaShop?Your storefront and the console you run it from, how customers pay you, what we charge — and straight answers to what merchants ask before they sign up.
  2. Plans and what each includesFree, Starter, Growth, Business and Enterprise side by side: prices, limits, free trials, billing in US dollars and the plan each feature starts on.
  3. Create your storeThe three sign-up steps on noqtashop.com — your plan, your store and you — and what happens after “Continue to payment” or, on Free, “Create my store”.
  4. Choose a store name, address and languagesStep 2 of sign-up: the name customers see, your permanent .noqtashop.com address and its live check, and how many languages your plan sells in.
  5. Start a free storeCreate a store on the Free plan with no card: one selling language, no payment step, and the console straight away while your email link is on its way.
  6. Pay for your plan at sign-upPaying on Stripe’s secure page, what each return-page message means, what to do when a payment was cancelled or not confirmed, and Manage billing after.
  7. What do the sign-up error messages mean?Every message the sign-up can show — an email already used, a temporary inbox, the browser check, too many attempts — what it means and how to get past it.
  8. Create your password from the emailEvery sign-up can go straight into the console. The emailed link creates your password and confirms your email: how it works, and what to do if it expires.
  9. The setup list before your first publishThe “Set up your store” list on your dashboard: what each task needs, why the Storefront Studio opens only at its end, and what comes after launch.
  10. Find your way around the consoleThe sidebar and its sections, the top bar, your account card, switching the console’s language and theme, and using it on a phone.
  11. Keep up with notificationsWhat the bell tells you — new orders, returns, reviews, messages, campaigns, domain and subscription news, our replies — and “Mark all read”.
  12. Why does a feature show a padlock?A padlock marks what your plan does not include, or what unlocks once your store is set up. Press it to see which plan has it and what it costs.

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