Open a store

Opening a store gives you a public storefront, a dashboard to run it from, and the tools to sell and deliver your game assets. It costs nothing to open one.

Before you start

• An account. You need to be signed in. See Create an account and sign in.
• Room for another store. How many stores you can own depends on the best plan among the stores you already own: 1 on Free, 3 once one of your stores is on Pro, and 10 once one is on Ultimate. Closed stores don't count.
• Coming from myPod? Your hub may already be an Enviglo store. Check Your stores first, and see Claim your myPod store if it's waiting to be claimed.

Create your store

1. Go to /dashboard/new. You can also select New store on Your stores, or Start selling in the site header if you don't have a store yet.
2. Enter a Store name.
3. Check the Store URL. It fills itself in from the name until you change it.
4. Add a Description if you like. You can also write it later.
5. Select Create store.

Enviglo makes you the store's owner and opens its dashboard.

Choose a name and address

Store name

Between 2 and 48 characters. You can change it whenever you like in your store's settings.

Store URL

This is your store's address, enviglo.com/s/your-store. The form shows the full address under the field as you type.

• 3 to 48 characters.
• Lowercase letters, numbers and single hyphens, with no hyphen at the start or end.
• It can't already belong to another store. A few words Enviglo uses for its own pages, such as dashboard, settings and support, are reserved.

Choose it with care. After your store is made, its address can change only once, and only with Enviglo's approval. When it changes, links to the old address stop working. Store settings explains how to ask.

Description

Up to 600 characters about what you make. It appears on your storefront's About tab, and you can use Markdown.

What happens next

• You're the owner. Only the owner can hand the store to someone else, close it or delete it.
• It's on your plan. On Free that means up to 20 products and a team of two: you and one other. A plan covers your account and every store you own. See Plans, limits and fees.
• Your storefront is live straight away at its address, but it has nothing to show until you publish a product. Drafts are only visible to your team.
• It joins the store directory at /stores once it has a published product. Before then, people can still find it by searching for its name.
• A checklist appears on your store's Overview page, called Set up your store. It tracks seven steps:
  • Create your first product
  • Add product images
  • Publish a product
  • Add a store icon and banner
  • Write a store description
  • Connect a Roblox developer product
  • Link your Discord server

Each step links to where you do it, and the checklist goes away once every step is done.

Next steps

1. Add your first product. See Create and publish a product.
2. Make the storefront yours. Add an icon, a banner, a description and your links. See Store settings. Enviglo checks every image before it shows publicly.
3. Set up selling on Roblox. Start with How selling on Roblox works, then Delivery on Roblox and Discord and Set up the in-game hub.
4. Connect Discord. See Connect your Discord server, so the Enviglo bot can give buyers their product roles.
5. Bring in your team. See Invite your team. A Free store's team is just you, so inviting people needs Pro or Ultimate.

Troubleshooting

• "You've reached your store limit" shows instead of the form when you already own as many stores as your plan allows. The message says what would lift the limit, for example: "You own 1 store, the most Free allows. Move to Pro to own up to 3, or Ultimate for 10." Open your Settings → Plan to move up, or Compare plans to see them side by side. Ten stores is the most any plan allows; contact support if you need more.
• "That store URL is taken." Another store has that address. Try a different one.
• "That name is reserved." Enviglo uses that word for one of its own pages. Try a different one.
• "Use lowercase letters, numbers, and single hyphens." Take out spaces, symbols and double hyphens.