Setting Up Your Public Storefront
How to create, customize, and share your public storefront where buyers browse your listings.
Every LegacyLoop seller gets a free public storefront — a web page where all your listed items are displayed for buyers to browse. Here is how to set it up and make it look great.
Your Storefront URL: Your storefront is automatically created when you sign up. It lives at legacyloop.com/store/your-user-id. You can find the link by clicking "Public Storefront" in the navigation or visiting /store while logged in.
What Buyers See: Your storefront displays:
- All items you have set to Listed, Analyzed, Ready, or Interested status
- Item photos, titles, prices, and status badges
- Search and filter tools so buyers can find what they need
- A contact form so buyers can message you about any item
- Your general location (city/state)
Customizing Your Storefront:
While the storefront layout is standard to keep things simple and professional, you can personalize it in a few ways:
- Add a store description in your profile settings. This appears at the top of your storefront and is a great place to introduce yourself and describe what you typically sell.
- Choose quality primary photos for each item. The storefront grid shows the first photo of each item, so make sure it is clear and attractive.
- Set accurate prices. Buyers can filter by price range, so well-priced items get more visibility.
- Keep your inventory current. Remove sold items promptly and add new ones regularly to keep the page fresh.
Sharing Your Storefront:
- Copy the URL and share it on social media, in emails, or on business cards.
- Use the Share buttons on your storefront page to post directly to Facebook, Twitter, or other platforms.
- Include the link in your profiles on other selling platforms to build your brand.
- Generate a QR code that links to your storefront — great for printouts and flyers.
Buyer Experience: Buyers do not need a LegacyLoop account to browse your storefront. They can view all items, see prices, and send you messages through the contact form. If they want to make a purchase, they will be guided through the process.
Tip: Share your storefront link in local community groups when you add new items. A simple "Just listed 5 new items on my shop" with the link drives traffic and sales.