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Sell services online from your own store.

Design, editing, audits, ghostwriting, custom projects — sold from your own store with payment upfront and a real sales page per offer. Set your offer, price, and terms, then let clients order directly. For deposits or installment payments on larger projects, use Service Booking.

✓ Payment upfront ✓ Split payment via Service Booking ✓ Own your client list ✓ No marketplace cut
Every service format

Sell custom services from one store

Design, writing, editing, audits, consulting, technical work — each service can have its own offer page, price, and checkout.

Design services

Logo, brand identity, website design, illustration, packaging. Describe the work, process, expected turnaround, and what the client receives.

Writing & editing

Ghostwriting, copywriting, editing, developmental editing, technical writing. Sold per project or as a monthly retainer.

Audits & reviews

Brand audit, SEO audit, site review, copy review — clear deliverable, clear price, clear timeline. Sold as Custom Product.

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Video & audio production

Podcast editing, video editing, music mixing, mastering. Scoped by episode, per project, or as ongoing retainer.

Technical services

Web dev, no-code builds, integration work, technical setup. Sold per project — for larger builds with split payment, use Service Booking.

Custom projects

Bespoke engagements that don't fit a template — write your own scope, set your own price, deliver on your terms.

See custom products →
What buyers see

How your service looks to a buyer

Once your service is live, buyers see it in three places — as a card on your store, as a dedicated sales page (Google indexes), and in the tier-picker + brief checkout flow. Real example: creatorstore.co/@alex-creator.

Service card on storefront — cover, title, subtitle with delivery time, price, Order button
On your store

Your service as a clean card

Your service sits on your CreatorStore page as a clean card — cover image, title ("Ad account audit", "Campaign review", "1:1 training"), subtitle with the delivery promise, price, and an "Order" button. Buyers see the whole offer at a glance. One tap and they're either ordering through a popup or opening the full sales page.

  • Three card styles to pick from (Preview, Callout, Button)
  • Delivery time visible on the card ("Review in 3 days")
  • Sits inside your storefront layout — no external redirect
Dedicated service sales page with breadcrumb, cover, title, description, testimonials, guarantee, FAQ
Sales page

A dedicated sales page Google indexes

Every service gets its own page on its own URL. Google crawls it and can send organic traffic straight to your order form. This page holds everything a buyer needs to decide — cover image, gallery of past work, description of what you do, testimonials, guarantee, and FAQ.

  • Its own URL, own meta title and description
  • Indexed by Google automatically
  • Full sales page: examples, testimonials, guarantee, FAQ
Tier picker and checkout — buyer picks a service tier, fills the brief, submits
Tier picker & checkout

Pick a tier, fill the brief, submit — one screen

Buyer clicks "Order" — the tiers you've set open up (basic / standard / premium, or whatever you name them), each with badges like "Most popular" or "Best value" if you set them. Buyer picks a tier, fills the brief fields (email, name, links, goals, files), agrees, pays via Stripe or PayPal — and the order lands in your dashboard.

  • Multiple tiers with badges and scope tags side by side
  • Auto-calculated savings on higher tiers
  • Brief fields inline with tier picker — all on one screen
  • Order + tier + brief responses land in your dashboard instantly
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Example store — click around to see how services actually work

Example stores

Example service stores

Explore example stores built on CreatorStore. See how sessions, custom work, and booking are presented.

See every store template →

14 live example stores across coaching, consulting, education, and product niches

Advice from a friend 👀

«What can I actually sell as a service?»

Not just for designers and developers — a service can be shaped from any expertise. Short chat on how to turn what you already do into a specific offer.

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What if I'm not a designer or developer? I teach people how to work with paid ads. What can I sell as a service?
Reader
CreatorStore
Plenty of options. A personal ad account review, a campaign audit, a pre-launch consultation, or training on a specific task.
Alex, from CreatorStore
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But I already run trainings. How is this different from a regular course?
Reader
CreatorStore
A course is finished material someone works through on their own. A service is your work with a specific person or company. You look at their situation, give recommendations, set something up, or teach them exactly what they need.
Alex, from CreatorStore
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So I could sell something like «3-day ad campaign audit»?
Reader
CreatorStore
Yes. You describe what's in the audit, what the client needs to provide, how much it costs, and when they'll get the result. Client places the order, sends the info — and you do the work.
Alex, from CreatorStore
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Can I sell the training itself?
Reader
CreatorStore
Yes. Like «Personal Google Ads training — 2 sessions» or «90-minute workshop for a team». If it's individual work, you can package it as a specific service on your terms.
Alex, from CreatorStore
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So I don't have to build a big course.
Reader
CreatorStore
Exactly. If people are already coming to you for expertise, start with what you already do for them. Package it as a specific offer — and let people buy it directly.
Alex, from CreatorStore
Ownership

Sell on your terms and keep your client relationships

Use your own store to present services, take orders, and keep client information without relying on a freelance marketplace for checkout.

Your client roster

Every buyer is a name, project history, and lifetime value in your dashboard. Referrals, retainers, testimonials — all yours to nurture.

Split payment for larger

For larger projects, use Service Booking — deposit upfront + installment payments when they fit the project.

Your freelance domain

yourname.com or yourstudio.com — a real URL for pitching, business cards, LinkedIn portfolio. Not a marketplace username.

Productized pricing

Sell outcomes, not hours. Define the result, what is included, and the price before the client orders. This makes the offer easier to understand and buy.

Full service stack visible

Show several service options in the same store so clients can choose the type of work that fits their needs.

Portable freelance business

Keep customer information and order data in your dashboard, and export customer data when you need it.

FAQ

Selling services online — frequently asked questions

Common questions about selling services directly through your own store.

How do I productize a service?

Describe what the client receives, what is included, the expected turnaround, and the price. Add the service as a Custom Product with its own offer page so the client can review the details and order directly.

Can I take a deposit on a large project?

Yes. Service Booking supports deposits and installment payments for projects where you do not want to charge the full amount at once.

Can I sell a monthly retainer?

Yes — as a Custom Product with monthly recurring billing (via Stripe) or as monthly installments over a fixed engagement. Set your scope, define your process, take deposit upfront.

Do I keep every client's contact info?

Customer details and order information stay available in your dashboard. You can also export customer data when you need to use it elsewhere.

Does CreatorStore handle B2B invoices?

CreatorStore issues Stripe-compliant receipts on every sale. For business clients that need a formal invoice or PO, create a Custom Product with company-friendly checkout and send supplementary invoice information.

Can I still list on a freelance marketplace?

Yes. You can keep using freelance marketplaces for discovery while using CreatorStore for services you sell directly to your own audience and clients.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. You can connect a custom domain to your CreatorStore and use your own branded URL for your services.

What if a client asks for a refund mid-project?

Set your service terms and refund policy clearly on the offer page. Payment refunds are handled through the payment provider you use.
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Sell services direct. Custom work, your terms.

Productize your services, take payment upfront, own every client relationship. Sell directly from your own store and keep the client relationship.

✓ 0% commission · ✓ Deposits & installments · ✓ Own client list · ✓ 14 days free

Service card on storefront Dedicated service sales page Tier picker and checkout