Small businesses
A site, a shop or bookings, of your own.
A website with forms that really send, a shop that is paid straight to you, or a booking tool for your staff, each from a sentence.
What a small business gets.
Forms that really send
A contact, appointment or quote request reaches you as a message, and you read every one in Manage, under Cloud, then Forms. By default you get an email too, and a visitor who left an address gets a short confirmation that it arrived.
Photographs that fit
Chosen for what the business does: a clinic gets clinics, a bakery gets bread.
A layout for every screen
It is built for phones as well as computers, and measured at phone width after every build.
Pages search engines can find
Each page has its own address, and a published site carries its titles, descriptions, a sitemap and a robots file.
Paid straight to you
Buyers pay on Stripe's own checkout page, never on a card form in your shop, and the money goes straight into your Stripe account.
Your own domain
A domain of your own, like coffeeshop.com, puts the same app under your name.
See every paid order.
Every paid order appears under Orders, in Manage, then Payments: who paid, how much and when. Refund gives the money back. An order is written when Stripe tells Setherion the payment went through, not when a page says thank you.
Orders in the documentationAsk like this.
Start with what the business is, where, and the one thing a visitor should do.
- A website for a dental clinic in Manchester, with the treatments and their prices, the team, opening hours, and a form to ask for an appointment
- A website for an Italian restaurant, with the menu, photos of the dining room, opening hours, the address on a map and a table reservation form
- A booking app for a hair salon: the stylists, their services and prices, a calendar of appointments by day, and a list of clients with their history
- An online store for handmade ceramics: product pages with several photos, categories, a cart, and checkout through Stripe