The problem
Makers often sell through DMs and fair booths with no persistent catalog. Repeat buyers lose track of what is available and how to reorder.
Who this is for
- Artisans selling at local markets.
- Home makers scaling beyond friends-and-family orders.
- Craft sellers needing one link after events.
- Makers listing made-to-order and in-stock items together.
What you get
Persistent catalog beyond social posts.
QR-friendly URL for fairs and packaging.
Configured prices for in-stock goods.
Inquiry paths for custom commissions.
Explore local discovery.
No fake “bestseller” or review claims.
What your public page includes
Maker catalog
List handmade products with photos and descriptions.
Custom work inquiries
Route commission requests through clear contact paths.
Shareable maker profile
One link for bios, cards and repeat customers.
Local order handoff
Connect browsing to orders when your shop enables them.
How it works
- Step 1
Set up maker business details.
- Step 2
Add product categories and listings.
- Step 3
Publish and share your storefront URL.
- Step 4
Update availability after fairs or restocks.
Example use cases
- A soap maker linking QR codes on packaging to a live catalog.
- A crafter collecting reorders from one URL after a fair.
- A maker separating ready stock from custom inquiry items.
KyoskGo vs common alternatives
Instagram link in bio
Posts scroll away, prices are hard to compare and there is no structured catalog or hours block.
KyoskGo: One stable storefront URL with categories, configured prices, hours and contact paths in one place.
WhatsApp-only ordering
Orders depend on back-and-forth messages, manual price quotes and repeated menu photos.
KyoskGo: Customers browse a live catalog first, then contact or order from the same canonical storefront link.
How KyoskGo handles this
- Browse live local businesses on Explore to see what customers experience before ordering.
- Current plan details are published on the pricing page — not invented in marketing copy.
What to expect
- KyoskGo does not publish fake reviews, star ratings or invented customer counts in marketing schema.
- Use only real business details, photos and configured catalog prices on your public page.
- Read the privacy policy and terms before collecting customer orders or contact details.
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Plan your KyoskGo setup
Compare the current platform offer, read practical guides, or contact support before publishing your business page.
FAQ
Can I sell at fairs and online from one profile?
Yes. The same URL works for booth QR codes and social bios.
Will catalog prices change currency automatically?
No. Public prices remain in your business currency unless an explicit conversion flow exists.
Can nearby customers find my store on Explore?
Published businesses can appear in KyoskGo Explore and local discovery flows.
Does this page use fake reviews in structured data?
No. Structured data reflects visible, truthful page content only.
Does KyoskGo guarantee craft fair sales?
No. KyoskGo provides profile and catalog tools — not sales guarantees.
Can I limit custom order intake?
Use descriptions and contact paths to explain availability honestly.