Rnd 1
Sell patterns from a shop that is yours
Your name in the address bar, your customer list in your hands, and a membership running alongside the one-off sales.
Three rounds and you’re selling
Rnd 1
Make the shop
Name it and pick a template. Change the colours and type until it looks like your work.
Rnd 2
Connect Stripe
A few minutes of form-filling. You become the merchant, so payouts land in your account.
Rnd 3
Upload and publish
Drop in your PDFs, set prices, group them into collections, open a tier if you want one.
What usually stops people
- “I already sell on Etsy.”
- Keep selling there. Nothing here is exclusive, and most designers run both for a while — a marketplace for discovery, your own shop for the people who already follow you.
- “I am not technical.”
- There is nothing to install and no theme files to edit. If you can arrange a grid of photos, you can build a shop here.
- “What if I want to leave?”
- Export your customers and your patterns and go. We do not hold your list hostage and we do not email your buyers without you.
- “Will anyone find me?”
- Not at first, honestly. A shop of your own works when you already have makers who follow you. The marketplace will help later; it is not the reason to start.
What it costs
One plan
8%
of what you sell — patterns and memberships alike. Nothing monthly, nothing to set up, nothing to cancel.
- Your shop at yourname.loopstore.shop
- Unlimited patterns and memberships
- Watermarked downloads
- Discount codes and pattern testers
- Your customer list, yours to export
- No fee until you sell something
Stripe’s processing fee is separate and goes to Stripe, not to us — you are the merchant, so it is charged to your account the same way it would be anywhere else.