Business
Open an online store, publish a news site and post to your Facebook Page — each with its own screens, all under one account and one menu.
In Business
Open any of these on its own, or move between them without leaving the section.
Sell physical products or digital downloads from a storefront that looks like yours: pick a template, add your products and take orders.
Start a newspaper, magazine or local news site without a developer: pick a newsroom template, arrange the front page block by block and publish.
Connect a Facebook Page and write and publish its posts from the same account that runs your shop.
Who it’s for
Sell from a storefront of your own, take cash-on-delivery and bank-transfer orders, and keep stock, returns and discounts in one dashboard.
Run a local newspaper, a magazine or a niche news site with sections, authors, tags and comments, and stories that search engines can read.
Write a post with pictures or video once and publish it to your Facebook Page, without leaving the account that runs the rest.
Keep a shop, a news site and your social pages under one login, and see how many of each you run on a single overview.
How it works
A shop, a news site, your social pages — start with one and add the others when you need them.
Pick a template, add products or stories, or connect a Page. Each has its own menu, so nothing is crowded.
Share the address, take orders, publish stories and posts, and come back to one overview of it all.
FAQ
An online store, a news site and your social pages. Each has its own screens and its own menu, and the Business overview shows how many of each you have.
By cash on delivery or by bank transfer, with the details to send it to shown once they have ordered. Online card and wallet payments are not part of the store yet.
No. Pick a newsroom template, arrange the front page block by block and publish. Stories are written so that search engines can read them from the first day.
Facebook Pages today, with text, pictures and video. Other networks are planned but not built.
The connection and the publishing happen on our server: your browser never talks to Facebook’s API and never sees an access token.
Yes. Everything you run is kept in your account, so it is there when you come back.