Products, categories and variants
Size, shade and refill as variants of one product, with per-product stock and availability.
For skincare & cosmetics
Skincare is bought on ingredients, reviews and routine — and found through search. Vendzi pairs the catalog and checkout with the content and feed work that actually drives the traffic.
Sell retail alongside your services
Your own site on your own domain
Your ad spend, next to your bookings
Today at the shop
Live record
09:14
New order · 2 items · Coupon applied
Checkout · Client attached
Payment recorded
10:02
Catalog with variants
Stock and availability per product
Feed ready
11:30
Journal · Routine guide
Same domain that sells the product
Scheduled
Illustrative sample — your catalog, content and campaigns.
The daily friction
Size, concentration, shade, refill. A product page that cannot express variants cannot sell the range.
Nobody searches for your brand name before they know it. Routine guides, ingredient explainers and blog content are the acquisition channel.
Product listings need a correct feed — titles, prices, availability, images — and a broken feed silently stops the traffic.
A checkout that loses the order on a phone, and no way to send the client a payment link instead.
How Vendzi handles it
Everything below is in the product today — not a roadmap item.
Size, shade and refill as variants of one product, with per-product stock and availability.
Orders, discounts and a real checkout, with every order attached to the client record.
Generate the product feed Google Merchant Center expects, so listings can actually run.
A block-based editor and a blog with scheduled publishing, so routine guides and ingredient explainers live on the same domain that sells the product.
Sitemap, structured data and canonical URLs generated for you, with aliases so old links and existing rankings survive a migration.
Manage Google Ads from the same dashboard and see which campaigns and which articles produced orders.
A week on Vendzi
One record follows the customer from the article to the reorder — nothing lives in a spreadsheet.
Discover
Routine guides and journal posts live on the same domain that sells the product, with sitemap and structured data handled.
Shop
Size, shade and refill sit under one product, each with its own stock and availability.
Checkout
Coupons, order history and a real checkout. Amounts are set on the server and every execution is duplicate-protected.
Amplify
The product feed Google Shopping expects, and Google Ads managed next to the orders those ads produced.
Return
Every order lands on the client record, and a payment link recovers the checkout that almost got away.
The parts you will live in
Same subscription underneath. These are the rooms you will spend the day in.
Sell retail alongside your services
A real catalog with variants and a working checkout — for the retail shelf that currently only sells when someone is standing in front of it.
Your own site on your own domain
Services, prices, product pages, a blog and landing pages — edited by you, published instantly, indexed properly.
Your ad spend, next to your bookings
Manage Google Ads from the same dashboard as the appointments those ads produce, so you can see which campaign actually paid for itself.
Your account, your money
Connect the payment provider you already use. Money settles to you; the platform never holds it.
Questions
If yours is not here, ask when you sign up — you will get a person.
Yes. Variants sit under one product, each with its own stock and availability.
Yes — a product feed generator is built in, so Merchant Center has the titles, prices, availability and images it needs.
Point your domain at the shop and keep your old addresses as aliases, so existing links and indexed URLs keep resolving.
Same platform
Same platform underneath. What changes is which parts carry the weight — and nothing is locked in.
Begin
Create your shop, add your services and hours, and start taking bookings today.
No developer needed · Connect the payment provider you already use