> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.paynow.gg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.paynow.gg/your-webstore/webstore.md).

# Webstore

The Webstore page controls the storefront PayNow hosts for you: where it lives, what it looks like, and which dynamic components appear on it. **Go to Webstore** in the top right opens your live storefront.

*Dashboard → Appearance → Webstore. Needs `webstore_read`.*

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## Store details

Your **slug** is a unique subdomain identifying your store. It gives you an address of the form:

```
<slug>.paynow.store
```

You can change it with **Change Slug**.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Changing your slug changes your storefront address.** Discord pins, social posts, in-game messages, YouTube descriptions and bookmarks all point at the old one. If you want a different address, set up a custom domain instead and leave the slug alone.
{% endhint %}

## Custom domain

Point your own domain at your storefront, `store.yourcommunity.com` for example. Both a root domain and a subdomain work. This is a **Pro Plan** feature; on other plans the section is visible but cannot be activated.

1. Enter your registered domain in the **Domain** field.
2. Click **Activate Custom Domain**.
3. Follow the DNS instructions shown.
4. Wait for **Status** to change from *Inactive* to active.

DNS changes are not instant; give propagation time before assuming something failed.

A custom domain buys more than vanity. Customers are more willing to enter card details on an address they recognise as yours, and you can change hosting later without changing it.

## Templates

Templates handle the appearance of your webstore. The table lists each one with when it was created and updated, and which is **Active**. Only one is live at a time. **Browse Templates** starts you from a pre-built design, and **New Custom Template** builds your own. See [Templates](/your-webstore/templates.md) for the full workflow and [Editing Template Files](/your-webstore/editing-template-files.md) for the Twig reference.

## Modules

Modules display live data rendered into your storefront, rather than static content you maintain by hand. The table lists each module's header, type, when it was updated, and whether it is enabled.

| Module                | Shows                                                      |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Featured Product**  | A single promoted product                                  |
| **Payment Goal**      | Progress toward a revenue target over a period             |
| **Recent Payments**   | Recent orders, with configurable detail                    |
| **Top Customer**      | Customers ranked by spend, average spend, or payment count |
| **Gift Card Balance** | A gift card's code, balance, starting balance and expiry   |
| **Text Box**          | Free HTML content under a header                           |

Click **Create** to add one. Each module has a **header** plus type-specific settings: Payment Goal takes a **Goal Target**, a **Period** and bar options, while Top Customer takes a **Field**, a **Period** and a customer limit.

Top Customer publishes spend-related data about your players, so check the **Display spend amount** option matches what your community expects.

Modules render wherever your template outputs them. See [Editing Template Files](/your-webstore/editing-template-files.md#modules).