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Quickstart

Ask for a storefront, link Stripe so you can be paid, get approved, and put your first listing live.

Before you start
  • A Sushibelt team where you are an owner — or an admin, with an owner to link Stripe.
  • Your business and bank details for Stripe.
You'll end with
An open storefront that Sushibelt can pay, and a listing that reads the way you wrote it.

Four steps, in the app, with no code. Steps 1 and 3 need a team owner or admin; step 2 needs a team owner.

1. Ask for a storefront#

  1. Sign in and open your team.
  2. Go to Team settings → Storefront → Enrolment & identity.
  3. Under Open a storefront, fill in:
    • Storefront name — how customers see you, up to 80 characters. Required.
    • Address — lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, up to 40 characters. Your public page is /marketplace/vendor/your-address. Required, and it cannot be changed once your storefront is open.
    • Description, Website and Contact email — optional; you can edit them later.
    • Note to Sushibelt — optional. Saying what you plan to sell helps the review.
  4. Select Send request. The page now shows Request sent; Cancel request withdraws it while it waits.

2. Link Stripe so you can be paid#

Sushibelt approves a storefront only once your team can receive payouts, so do this while your request waits.

  1. On the same page, under Payouts, select Link Stripe.
  2. Stripe opens and asks for your business and bank details. Finish Stripe's steps; it sends you back to the storefront page.
  3. When Stripe has what it needs, the status reads Payouts enabled. If it reads Onboarding incomplete, Stripe is still checking your details or needs something more: select Continue Stripe setup, or come back in a few minutes.

3. Wait for Sushibelt's answer#

Sushibelt reviews your request and emails you and your team's owners the decision. The storefront page shows it too:

  • Open — Sushibelt approved your storefront, and the page shows Go to your storefront.
  • Request declined — the page shows why (Sushibelt said: …). Change the details and ask again.

4. Get your first listing live#

  1. Select Go to your storefront, then Listings.
  2. Pick a listing and select Edit. Write its Headline and Summary, add a Hero image URL (https) and where the image came from, a Docs link, and what the model is good at. The editor shows a live preview as a card and as a page.
  3. Select Send for review. It goes live once Sushibelt approves it; until then customers see the current version.

Note: no listings yet

If the page says No models are assigned to you yet, Sushibelt has not connected a model of yours. If it already runs your API, you can claim your provider instead: that gives you your own price, your own endpoint and payouts for every run.

What you have now#

  • An open storefront with a public page, and a workspace to run it from.
  • A Stripe account Sushibelt can pay.
  • A listing whose page reads the way you wrote it.

You can take a listing off the shelves with Deprecate on the Listings page. It keeps its page; putting it back on sale is Sushibelt's decision.

Next steps