Getting started
Create a store, pick a URL and plan, and learn the dashboard before you sell
This page takes you from nothing to a store that can accept real orders. Around 10–15 minutes if you have your bank details and the goods you plan to sell ready.
What to have on hand
Step 1 — Create your account and store
Go to grow.m1m.store and sign in with your email; a verification code is sent to
you. With no store yet, you go straight into store creation.
Name the store
This is what customers see. You can change it any time in Settings → General.
Choose the store URL
One is generated from the name, and you can edit it. The rules:
- Lowercase Latin letters, digits, and hyphens only
- It must be unique and must not be a reserved name
- The form tells you immediately whether
yourstore.m1m.storeis free
Settle the URL now
You can change it later, but every link you have already shared breaks instantly — product links, the store link, and anything customers bookmarked.
Choose a hosting plan
The plan is what publishes the storefront — SSL, global CDN, products and orders included. It is free, and the plan card here says so, along with the welcome credit that comes with the shop.
Confirm
The store is created, any welcome credit lands in the store wallet, and you are taken to the new store's dashboard.
Step 2 — Learn the dashboard
Home
Revenue, orders versus last week, customer count, live products, recent orders, and a summary card for hosting and the wallet balance.
Catalog
Products · Benefits · Orders — nearly all day-to-day work lives here.
Customers
Everyone who has ordered, with total spend, last order, and per-person history.
Content
The store's file and media library: product images, banners, deliverable files.
Storefront
The theme editor — colours, fonts, logos, and each page's content blocks.
Settings
General · Payment · Billing · Wallet
The notifications button in the top bar collects what needs attention — new orders, and a warning when something is wrong with the store wallet.
Step 3 — What must be set before you open
Configure the receiving account
Settings → Payment. Choose your methods (bank/PromptPay transfer and/or TrueMoney) and fill them in completely. Your account is registered before the store starts accepting transfers — see Receiving payments
Skip this and customers see a message that the shop has not set up payments. They cannot top up, which means they cannot buy anything.
Load what you will deliver
Create benefits first — they are what sets product stock.
Create products and publish
Create a product, price it, attach benefits, then set its status to published.
Walk the storefront yourself
Open yourstore.m1m.store in a private window and go end to end: browse → top up →
order → open the delivery page.
Check the store wallet
Only needed if you accept bank transfers — it pays for slip checks, and hosting itself is free. See Hosting and wallet
General store settings
Settings → General has three fields.
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Store name | Shown on the storefront, receipts, and delivery pages |
| Store URL | Your storefront subdomain; changing it breaks existing links |
| Description | Your shop blurb; the theme can use it as a subheadline |
Several stores on one account
Create more stores from the store list. Hosting is free for every one of them. Each holds its own wallet, and keeps its own customers and credit — credit at store A is worthless at store B.
Dashboard language
Set it in your personal account (me.m1m.store → profile → dashboard language). It
is independent of what your customers see on the storefront.