Store must feel like a commerce control room: sellers can list offers, buyers can understand checkout and delivery, and support/payout evidence is visible without making /dashboard/ the first product stop.
Marketplace browsing, seller listing, checkout confidence, order state, fulfillment, and payout readiness are brought into the Store root.
The Store home acts like a storefront plus seller control surface: buyers can inspect offer clarity, while sellers see listing, checkout, delivery, support, and payout states.
Download offer with deliverables, license summary, buyer promise, support terms, and post-purchase access path.
Open offerScoped service package with turnaround, revision policy, proof requirement, and Fluent Support handoff.
Review termsTemplate bundle with rights checklist, revision rubric, sample script, product FAQ, and Store promotion path.
Compare planA marketplace for TikTok commerce assets buyers can trust before checkout. Package templates, services, audits, digital assets, and launch kits into a storefront built for the TikTok economy.
Benchmark pattern: Benchmarked against Shopify, Gumroad, Etsy, WooCommerce marketplaces, and TikTok Shop seller operations.
/store/ is the product entrance. Account, billing, and legacy aliases remain in /dashboard/, but this route owns the commercial workflow.
Store must feel like a commerce control room: sellers can list offers, buyers can understand checkout and delivery, and support/payout evidence is visible without making /dashboard/ the first product stop.
Benchmarked against Shopify, Gumroad, Etsy, WooCommerce marketplaces, and TikTok Shop seller operations.
A Store-specific commerce surface with verified offer shapes, buyer confidence states, seller tasks, checkout readiness, and source-truth guardrails backed by WooCommerce and Dokan.
PDF, Notion, and pitch email templates
Listing QA, content angle, creator fit, and conversion notes
Brief builder, rights checklist, revision rubric, and sample script
Review item, license, delivery, and seller policy before Woo checkout.
Create or use account so download, service handoff, and support can attach to the order.
WooCommerce/Wenprise Alipay owns payment surface and order evidence.
Digital delivery, service milestone, support ticket, and refund path stay visible after purchase.
A complete public-facing commerce workspace sample with populated seller offers, order-readiness queue, buyer confidence states, and seller actions. The layout follows marketplace patterns from Shopify checkout/analytics, Gumroad digital products and memberships, Etsy Seller shop management, and Dokan vendor dashboards while keeping WooCommerce and Dokan as source truth.
Live inventory, orders, refunds, payouts, and vendor status remain owned by WooCommerce, Dokan, Finance, Support, and Store source-truth gates.
A Gumroad-style digital offer with clear deliverables, license terms, buyer promise, and post-purchase access path.
A seller-service offer with scope, turnaround, revision policy, verified review path, and Fluent Support handoff.
A marketplace placement pattern using fixed-duration Store promotion evidence while Ads inventory remains separately labelled and governed.
The top-level product URL carries the acquisition, role selection, entitlement, and first execution loop. Dashboard aliases remain for account-center compatibility only.
Users can enter the product, understand their role path, and start the commercial loop without first navigating into /dashboard/.
Enter Store WorkspaceKept for existing Portal navigation, saved links, account-shell routing, and migration safety. It is not the canonical product CTA.
Store must feel like a commerce control room: sellers can list offers, buyers can understand checkout and delivery, and support/payout evidence is visible without making /dashboard/ the first product stop.
Every screen is written around the job a user came to finish: decide faster, start cleaner, coordinate with the right people, and leave with a concrete next step.
The page says who it is for, what changes for them, and which action comes next.
Creators, brands, sellers, educators, employers, and operators see the path that matches their work.
The flow is designed to move from interest to brief, listing, campaign, class, role, event, or workspace.
Visitors can understand the promise, preview the workflow, and choose a path before creating an account.
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Sell templates, audits, services, reports, downloads, and creator-commerce offers.
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Define what buyers receive, how delivery works, and what support they can expect.
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Use content, events, community, ads, calendar moments, and collaborations to create qualified traffic.
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Keep buyers confident with order visibility, delivery status, support, and follow-up.
Package what you know into digital products, services, and templates.
Open a storefrontFind briefs, templates, services, audits, and launch support.
Browse offersConnect listings, content, campaigns, and support around one offer.
Plan a store launchProduct formats that make creator-commerce value easy to understand.
A packaged profile, rate card, proof, and pitch kit.
A review offer for product pages, content angles, and conversion readiness.
Research that helps sellers choose a sharper launch position.
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Clarify scope, delivery, price, proof, and support.
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Make the offer easy to browse, buy, and understand.
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Give buyers clear access, updates, and support.
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Use content, ads, community, events, and collaborations to bring the right buyers back.
Choose the role path that matches your next move. TikImpact keeps the product loop anchored on this top-level route and uses the account center only when billing, team, or privacy controls are needed.