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Every store gets a real shop: a browsable page with your products, a cart, and a checkout that takes crypto. You claim an address and choose how it looks; Taberna builds and hosts the rest. Everything below is under Settings → Storefront. Owners, admins and managers can change how the shop looks and turn it on or off; claiming or changing the web address itself is for owners and admins only. See Team.

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How it works

  1. Claim a web address, like acme — your shop goes live at acme.taberna.io.
  2. Choose your colours, fonts and page sections, watching the live preview as you go.
  3. Press Publish.

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Claim your address

In the Store URL field, type the name you want and press Claim. It must be 3 to 30 characters — lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, and it cannot start or end with a hyphen. Availability is checked as you type, and around two hundred names such as shop, admin, support and api are reserved. Claiming an address also switches your storefront on.
The Store URL field showing the value acme with a taberna.io suffix, an Available message and a Claim button

Claiming a storefront address.

You can change your address later, as often as you like — but changing it breaks every existing link to your shop. The old address stops working immediately.
The Storefront enabled switch takes the shop offline without giving up the address. While it is off, visitors get a “store not found” page.

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Design your shop

The theme editor has five settings, and a live preview beside it that updates as you type. If your accent is too close to your background to read, the editor warns you. It will still let you publish it.
Theme controls for accent colour, background, mode, corners and font, next to an iframe preview of the shop

The theme editor with the live preview alongside.

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Build the page

Your home page is made of sections, stacked in the order you choose, up to ten. Reorder sections with the up and down arrows on each one. The eye icon hides a section without deleting it; the bin removes it.
A list of storefront sections — Hero, Product grid, FAQ — each with up, down, hide and delete buttons

The section list, with move, hide and remove controls on each row.

Only your listed products appear on the storefront, newest first, up to 100. See Products.
Two images:
  • Logo — shown in the header and hero. Falls back to your store image if unset.
  • Favicon — the little icon in the browser tab. Square, at least 64×64.
Plus footer text (up to 200 characters; the default is a copyright line with your store name) and six optional social links: Instagram, Twitter / X, TikTok, YouTube, Discord and your own website. For the first four, a bare handle is enough.

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Keep it private while you build

Password protection puts a gate in front of the whole shop: visitors see your logo and store name, and have to type the password to get any further. Use it to build before launch, or to run an invite-only shop. Changing or removing the password immediately locks out everyone who had already got in.
The password must be at least 8 characters. The field says 4, but shorter passwords are rejected when you save.

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One more setting

Require customer email is on by default: buyers give an email address before paying, which is how you reach them about their order. Turn it off for anonymous checkout.

Custom domain

Run the shop on a domain you own.

Products

What appears in your product grid.