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Your public pages and your admin app live in different places on purpose. This page explains where buyer delivery pages are served, why they stay separate from where you sign in, and how a custom domain fits into the picture.

Two kinds of address

There is the admin app, where you sign in to run your store, and there is your store’s own web address, where the public sees your storefront and where buyers collect their keys.

The admin app

Where you and your team sign in to manage everything. Buyers never go here.

Your store's address

Your storefront and buyer delivery pages. This is the only place delivery links work.

Delivery pages stay isolated

A buyer’s delivery page is served only on your store’s own address, never on the admin app. This separation is deliberate: a private delivery link only opens where it is supposed to, and trying to use it anywhere else simply does not work.
1

An order is delivered

A private delivery link is created for the buyer at the moment of delivery.
2

The link points to your store's address

The link lives on your store’s own web address, on the public store surface.
3

It works only there

The same link will not open on the admin app. It is tied to the store surface where buyer pages belong.
The private link is what identifies the buyer’s order. There is no login on a delivery page. Whoever holds the link sees that one order, which is why the link is treated as private and shared only with the buyer.

Custom domains fit right in

By default your store lives on the subdomain it was given. If you own a domain already, you can add it as a custom domain and point your store at it. Your storefront and delivery pages then appear on your own domain, while keeping the same isolation from the admin app. Custom domains are on the Growth plan. You can connect more than one domain, and each verified domain serves your store. One address is your Primary, and that is the one your store page uses. New delivery links are built on your primary address too, so once a custom domain is primary, buyers receive links on your own domain. Your default subdomain keeps working either way.

Add a custom domain

Serve your store on a domain you own.

The delivery portal

What a buyer sees when they collect keys.

Stores and multi-tenancy

How each store gets its own address.

Security and your data

Why delivery links stay private.