Start with a focused offer
Define what you sell, who it is for, how much margin each order leaves, and what fulfillment promise you can actually keep.
A smaller catalog with accurate stock, clear photos and useful descriptions is usually easier to validate than a large catalog with incomplete information.
Build one reliable path from discovery to order
Your store URL should work across search, social media, QR codes, email and direct messages. A marketplace can add discovery, while your own storefront gives customers a stable destination for your brand.
Tiendli combines an online store, marketplace presence, products, services and bookings for US businesses.
Set up payments and fulfillment before driving traffic
US Tiendli stores can connect their own Stripe account for Stripe-hosted Checkout. Payment availability and processing fees depend on the merchant Stripe account.
For fulfillment, start with the options you can operate consistently: pickup, local delivery or carriers with realistic processing and transit times.
Measure profit, not just traffic
Track conversion, average order value, gross margin, fulfillment cost, cancellations and repeat purchases.
Those numbers help you decide which products, campaigns and channels deserve more investment.
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What do I need to start selling online in the US?
A clear catalog or service offer, pricing, a way to receive orders, payment options, fulfillment rules and customer support. Tax and licensing requirements depend on the business and location.
Can I start with a free Tiendli plan?
Yes. The Free plan lets a business start without a credit card and publish up to 50 products.
Can I use Stripe?
Yes. US merchants can configure their own Stripe account for Stripe-hosted Checkout.
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