SellApp
Starting point
Templates for different store styles
Pick from default, social, store-in-bio, SaaS, Notion, music, gaming, and more.
Built-In Feature
Store Templates That Give You A Head Start
Whether you need a minimal mobile-first store or a more complete storefront for software and digital products, SellApp gives you real templates you can start from and then customize in the builder.
Variants
Light and dark options where they matter
Several directions already have alternate looks, so you do not start from the same store every time.
Follow-through
Every template can be refined in the builder
The template gets you moving faster, then the builder takes over when the store needs more personality.
Template gallery
Browse actual SellApp templates
These are real starting points from the old templates page, not placeholder mockups.
Default
The default and most versatile storefront for a broad range of digital products.
Default — Dark
The same flexible storefront direction, but in a darker presentation.
Social
A social-first version of the default template for link-driven traffic.
Store In Bio
A lighter layout built for mobile visitors coming from profile links.
SaaS
A cleaner storefront direction for software and recurring offers.
Notion
A purpose-built template for creators selling Notion products.
Loops
A more visual template direction for music and creative product catalogs.
Gamers
A storefront style tailored more closely to gaming communities and products.
What you get
Why templates are a useful launch shortcut
The value here is not generic inspiration. It is getting a real storefront direction that already fits how you want to sell.
01
Skip the blank-page problem
Start from a layout that already looks like a storefront instead of assembling one section by section from nothing.
02
Match the template to the product style
Use a different starting point for software, social traffic, Notion products, music, or broader digital catalogs.
03
Preview before committing
Compare actual template directions before loading one into your store.
04
Use dark and light storefront directions
Several template families already give you visual variation without extra setup work.
05
Move straight into the builder
Once the template is loaded, the builder becomes the natural next step for customizing the store.
06
Launch faster without giving up control later
Templates speed up the first version of the store without locking you into a fixed outcome.
Start from a stronger storefront draft
Pick a template, make it yours in the builder, and launch without starting from scratch.