One login manages every client's store — a new one goes live with demo content in minutes. You pay shopinaday your own rate; what you bill your client is between the two of you. They log in with their own account. They never see your rate.
No application. No card. Instant DGC access.
Taking on a client's online store? Launch it the same day you quote it, demo content included.
Run every client's store from one Mission Control login. Add your team as scoped staff per store, not shared admin access.
Bring the brand; the storefront, payments and checkout are already built. Spend your time on the look, not the plumbing.
No application to wait on — your login works the moment you join.
Sign in with Google. No application, no card — you can create your first client store right away.
Name it, pick a plan. It goes live on its own address instantly, already filled with editable demo content to walk the client through.
Swap the theme, add their products, logo and copy. Point it at their own domain whenever it's ready.
The client gets their own login and owns the store. You stay attached as their manager — invisible unless they need you.
Every claim here is a feature already in Mission Control — not a roadmap item.
Switch between every store you manage from a single account and store picker — no separate logins to juggle per client.
You pay shopinaday's plan rate as a DGC; what you bill your client is yours to decide. The spread is your margin.
The client's own team only ever sees the plan's retail price in their billing screen — never what you pay.
Clone a finished store's catalogue, pages and theme onto the next client's store instead of starting from zero.
Add a designer or assistant as staff on one client's store only — not a shared login to every store you run.
You manage the setup. Mission Control never shows you a client store's own revenue, orders or customer data.
No. This is instant — sign in with Google and your DGC login works right away. (The separate /partners/ programme, which pays referral commission, is the one that's reviewed by hand.)
Partners earn commission for referring merchants who run their own store. This is for building and running the store yourself, for your client, as their manager — you can do either, or both, without applying for one to use the other.
No. Their own plan/billing screen shows the retail price. Your rate as a DGC is visible only to you.
Yes. A store's catalogue, pages and theme can be cloned from one store onto another, so a finished build becomes a starting template for the next client.
No. As a DGC you manage the store's setup — Mission Control never shows you a client store's own revenue, orders or customer records.
You pay the plan's partner rate for each store you create. What you charge your client for the work is entirely between the two of you.
No application. No card. Sign in and your first client store is ready to build.