Start your free online store from a template for a boutique, salon, bakery or hybrid business. Every vkRetA template is mobile-ready and editable.
A catalogue-led starting point for boutiques, gift shops, home sellers and other businesses that deliver physical products.
A booking-led starting point for salons, makeup artists, consultants and appointment-based businesses.
A visual starting point for food businesses that need a clear menu, ordering information and local business details.
A combined starting point for businesses that sell products and also accept service appointments.
When you create a business in vkRetA, you choose whether it sells products, provides services or does both, and you pick the business type that is closest to yours. vkRetA then prepares a storefront with sample categories, a short welcome line, a colour accent and a section order that suits that kind of business. A service business sees its services first; a product business leads with categories and featured items.
The sample catalogue is there to show how the website will look with real content. You review it before the store is created, and every name, price, image and description can be changed or removed afterwards.
The setup form currently offers these starting points. Each one only changes the first draft of the website; the same workspace, plan limits and tools apply to every business.
Pick the template by how customers act, not only by what you sell. If customers buy an item and expect it delivered or ready for pickup, choose a product-led starting point. If they book your time, such as a haircut, a repair visit or a consultation, choose a service business so the website shows services, durations and open times. If you do both, for example a salon that also sells hair-care products, choose products and services together.
Cloud kitchens and home food businesses usually suit the food or bakery starting point. Tutors, consultants and repair businesses usually suit a service business with the blank catalogue, because their service names are specific to them.
Most businesses get a useful first version live by working through a short list. You do not need to finish everything on day one; accurate basics are better than a complete but outdated catalogue.
A template does not set your prices, tax rates, policies or delivery area. Those come from you, and the website only shows what you publish. vkRetA websites are published on a vkRetA subdomain; merchant-owned custom domains and online payment collection are not active today, so product orders use cash on delivery and services use appointment requests.
Replace the example identity, images, catalogue, policies, business hours and contact details. The final storefront reflects the information the merchant chooses to publish.