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Products and Selling

  • Commerce Overview
  • Add a Product
  • Product detail pages
  • Digital vs Print Products
  • Digital product templates and delivery
  • Courses as a product
  • Upsell products in the client portal
  • Events as a product
  • Connect Payments with Stripe
  • Cart and Checkout
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Product detail pages

Each published product gets a storefront URL with images, variants, price, and Add to cart or Buy now—wire listings through product blocks or dedicated routes; checkout stays on your domain once Stripe is connected.

Every published product in Product Catalog or Digital Products has its own page on your public site (yoursub.artinstack.com, your custom domain, or preview) where shoppers review details and add items to cart. There is no separate “turn on product pages” switch — publish the product and link to it from a page on your site.

Prerequisites

Dashboard → Products → Product Catalog or Digital Products

Storefront links: Dashboard → Pages → Edit → product or shop block

Payments: Dashboard → Settings → E-commerce (see connect-payments-with-stripe)

What shoppers see

Typical product detail pages include:

  • Product name, description, and type (digital or physical).
  • Image gallery (or a PDF preview for photobooks and calendars when configured).
  • Variant choices (size, finish, dated vs undated calendar, and so on) when your product has multiple options.
  • License selector for downloadable products that offer more than one license tier.
  • Price, Add to cart, and Buy now when Stripe is connected.

What you enter in the product form is what appears on this page — keep descriptions clear about how the item is delivered (download, ship, or print partner).

How visitors reach the page

  1. Product or shop blocks on a published Pages entry on your site—the usual path from your shop or landing page.
  2. Direct link — copy the product URL from the dashboard preview or catalog row (pattern: /product/{product-id} on your public site).
  3. Donation blocks — linked donation products open the same product page flow.

Unpublished or draft products do not sell from the storefront; test links may show not found until you publish.

Sharing a product link

A published product URL (/product/{id} on your live site) can show a link preview in Slack, iMessage, or similar apps using the catalog image when that image is public. Drafts and unpublished products do not get an image card.

Implementation steps

  1. Create the product under Product Catalog or Digital Products (see add-a-product).
  2. Add images, description, price, and variants or download files.
  3. Set status to Published.
  4. Add a product block on a Pages shop or landing page and select this product (or list it in a shop grid).
  5. Open the public page in a private window and click through to the product detail page.
  6. Run a test checkout (see checkout-and-order-flow).

What you'll see

A live product page matching your catalog entry, with working cart actions when Stripe is connected. Variant and license selectors update price before checkout when configured.

Related topics

  • Digital vs print products — choose the right product type before you publish.
  • Print-on-demand pricing and margin — set variant prices for print products shown on this page.
  • Checkout and order flow — what happens after the shopper clicks buy.

Verifying your setup

  • Product is Published with images and description filled in.
  • Product detail page opens from a page block and shows the expected price and variants.
  • Pasting the live product URL into Slack (or similar) shows the catalog image when the product is published and the image is public.
  • Test checkout completes or reaches Stripe as expected.