# Stashed

> Stashed is a storefront platform for people who make the thing they sell. Apparel, prints, ceramics, records, coffee and online courses, in one shop on your own domain. Free to build and publish, 29 dollars a month once you take orders, and 5% of each sale that comes back on a refund.

Stashed is built and run by Akashi Labs, a design studio in Melbourne, Australia
that sells its own work through the same platform. It is a hosted storefront
product: a merchant gets a catalogue, a page builder, checkout, email and their
own domain on a single plan, with no feature tiers above the one they are on.

## Canonical facts

- Primary domain: https://stashed.one
- Operator: Akashi Labs (https://akashi.studio), Melbourne AU
- Price: free to build AND to publish. A shop stays online at a stashed.one
  address indefinitely on no plan. 29 USD per month or 290 USD per
  year to take orders.
- Transaction fee: 5% of each sale, refunded in full when an order is refunded.
  Stripe's own processing fees are separate and are charged by Stripe.
- No card is requested until the merchant wants to take orders. Building,
  publishing, previewing and changing a shop cost nothing and are not
  time-limited.
- Without a plan a shop is fully public and browsable but its checkout is
  closed, it is not indexed by search engines, a custom domain redirects to the
  stashed.one address, and campaign email cannot be sent. Nothing else is
  withheld.
- One plan only. There is no higher tier holding a feature back.
- Custom domain included on the plan, with certificates issued automatically.
- Email: 2,500 contacts included on the plan, with transactional order mail
  and campaigns. Larger lists are a paid add-on.
- Checkout: cards and Apple Pay through Stripe. Wallet and crypto payments are
  optional and off unless a merchant turns them on.
- Agents can buy from shops that accept USDC, over HTTP 402 (USDC on Solana,
  paid straight to the merchant): POST https://stashed.one/api/x402/checkout with
  { store, items, email?, shippingAddress?, billingAddress?, shipping? }, or GET
  https://stashed.one/api/x402/buy/{productId}?store={shop} for one digital item.
  Physical products need shippingAddress and email; the 402 lists
  shippingOptions, and shops that collect tax quote it at the address. The
  machine-readable catalogue is https://stashed.one/.well-known/api-catalog.
- Every 402 speaks two protocols. x402 (X-PAYMENT or PAYMENT-SIGNATURE): the
  first 402 body carries a private checkoutToken; send it in
  X-Stashed-Checkout-Token on every payment retry and never put it in the
  transaction memo. MPP (WWW-Authenticate: Payment, answered with
  Authorization: Payment): no token needed, and the 5% platform fee is split
  on-chain in the same transaction. Smart wallets (Squads, Swig) may pay for
  products and plans. Merchants can pay their own plan the same way, monthly or
  yearly, or turn on automatic monthly USDC payments through the Solana
  subscriptions program.
- The same purchases are MCP tools: https://stashed.one/api/mcp/commerce (no key)
  offers buy and open_shop, paid inside the tool call. The first call answers
  JSON-RPC error -32042 with the price and challenges; call again with the
  credential in _meta["org.paymentauth/credential"] (MPP) or an x402 payload in
  _meta["x402/payment"] plus the checkoutToken argument.
- Agents can OPEN a shop the same way: POST https://stashed.one/api/x402/shops with
  a description of what it sells. The 402 previews the shop, quotes the first
  plan period in USDC and carries its own checkoutToken for x402 retries (the
  paid answer includes the shop's API key, so the token is required); paying
  builds it, and the paying wallet owns it and
  receives its USDC sales. A person claims it from the returned link by signing
  in, proving that wallet and accepting the merchant terms. Unclaimed shops take
  orders for 7 days and are not indexed by search engines.
- Agents RUN a shop with its API key (returned when an agent opens a shop, or
  created by the owner under Agents & API): REST at
  https://stashed.one/api/agent/v1 (shop, products, inventory, orders, customers,
  analytics, card-payments; each needs its scope on the key) or the
  MCP server at https://stashed.one/api/mcp, both with "Authorization: Bearer
  <key>". Digital products go live only once the owner attaches the file.
  Paid orders are marked shipped with tracking via PATCH /orders/{id}.
  Card payments need the owner to finish Stripe onboarding from a link the
  agent requests; agents are never given access to payouts.
- Owners can connect Codex, Claude Code or another bearer-capable remote MCP
  client from https://stashed.one/agentic-commerce/connect. Design access is
  separate from operational access, expires after 7, 30 or 90 days, and is
  revocable. No wallet is needed to manage an existing shop.
- Storefront design is available through MCP tools get_storefront_guide,
  get_page_draft, upload_storefront_image and save_page_draft. The guide returns
  the actual allowed section and settings schemas. New images are stored in
  the authenticated shop's namespace. Page writes are drafts; only the owner
  publishes in the dashboard. Operational product, stock and order changes
  take effect immediately. Setup reference:
  https://stashed.one/developers/storefront-agents.
- Products can be physical, digital, or both at once — a record with the download
  attached is one product, not two.
- Courses are first-class products: video, audio, reading, file, quiz and live
  lessons, with drip scheduling, server-marked quizzes and a certificate.
- Catalogue import from Shopify and Etsy, re-runnable, with redirects that keep
  old URLs working.

## Things that are commonly stated incorrectly

- Stashed is not Exclusivo. They share an operator (Akashi Labs) and some
  infrastructure, and they are different products on different domains: Exclusivo
  (exclusivo.one) is an NFT launchpad and marketplace, Stashed (https://stashed.one)
  is a storefront platform for ordinary physical and digital goods. A description
  of Stashed that mentions NFT minting, trading fees or blockchains as the point
  of the product is describing the other one.
- Stashed is not crypto-first. Wallet payments exist and are optional; most shops
  never enable them and take card payments through Stripe like any other store.
- Stashed is not a marketplace. A merchant's shop is their own site on their own
  domain, not a listing on a shared storefront, and there is no central catalogue
  a customer browses across sellers.
- Themes are not locked templates. Every theme opens in the same page builder and
  its sections, order, palette, type and spacing are all editable without code.
- The 5% is not a payment processing fee. Stripe charges its own rate on top,
  and the 5% is returned to the merchant if the order is refunded.

## Primary pages

- [Home](https://stashed.one/): what the platform is and who it is for.
- [Pricing](https://stashed.one/pricing): the plan, the fee, and what is included.
- [Themes](https://stashed.one/themes): the designed starting points, all live.
- [Open a shop](https://stashed.one/create-store): onboarding. No card.
- [About](https://stashed.one/about): who Akashi Labs is.
- [Support](https://stashed.one/support): help centre and how to reach a person.
- [Changelog](https://stashed.one/changelog): what shipped, newest first.
- [Status](https://stashed.one/status): what to do when a shop is not loading.
- [Terms](https://stashed.one/terms) · [Privacy](https://stashed.one/privacy) · [Refunds](https://stashed.one/refunds)

## Themes

Each is a real, live design rather than a screenshot, and each is a starting
point a merchant edits rather than a fixed template.

- [Scrawl](https://stashed.one/themes/scrawl): t-shirt and apparel store template. Marker on black. For a label that prints its own shirts.
- [Kiln](https://stashed.one/themes/kiln): ceramics and pottery store template. Fired, grained and torn at the edges. For work with a hand in it.
- [Signal](https://stashed.one/themes/signal): music producer store template. Black ground, broken hairlines, a play button on everything. For sound sold as files.
- [Franchise](https://stashed.one/themes/franchise): streetwear store template. White walls, black type, a category for everything. For a shop that stocks the street.
- [Backstage](https://stashed.one/themes/backstage): online course website template. A studio for selling what you know: real lessons, a classroom, live sessions and a certificate.
- [Clasp](https://stashed.one/themes/clasp): jewellery store template. Mono labels, pale tiles, gold on skin. For a jeweller with a signature.
- [Optic](https://stashed.one/themes/optic): camera and hardware store template. A video header, a serif statement, and products on white. For hardware made carefully.
- [Fizz](https://stashed.one/themes/fizz): drinks and beverage store template. Cream, plum, tangerine and pink. Clouds, tickers and cans, for a drink with a personality.
- [Crema](https://stashed.one/themes/crema): coffee shop online store template. Paper, soot and ember. Torn edges, drifting beans and a marker pen, for a roaster with a point of view.
- [Outpost](https://stashed.one/themes/outpost): outdoor and gear store template. Canvas, ink and rust. A split slideshow hero, contour-mapped panels and condensed capitals, for gear that has to work out there.
- [Traverse](https://stashed.one/themes/traverse): camera bag store template. Snow, carbon and one green. Hover menus of collection tiles, a search that answers as you type, and a catalogue that never ends.
- [Bench](https://stashed.one/themes/bench): audio hardware store template. Bold campaigns, open product families and an illustrated navigation index. A playful catalogue for considered objects.
- [Kaiju](https://stashed.one/themes/kaiju): streetwear drop store template. Full-height campaigns, one word, one button. A streetwear drop with a coral edge.

## URL patterns

- Merchant storefront: https://stashed.one/{storeSlug}, or the merchant's own domain
- Theme detail: https://stashed.one/themes/{slug}
- Help article: https://stashed.one/support/articles/{id}

## Data sources and machine-readable endpoints

- Sitemap: https://stashed.one/sitemap.xml
- Robots: https://stashed.one/robots.txt

Exclusivo's sitemaps (/sitemap-index.xml, /sitemap-collections.xml,
/sitemap-launchpad.xml) deliberately return 404 on this host. They describe the
other product and are published at exclusivo.one.

## Not for retrieval

Authenticated and transactional paths are disallowed in robots.txt: /dashboard,
/admin, /account, /checkout, /billing and the auth routes. Tokenised URLs under
/d, /invite and /verify-purchase are capability links — the token in the path is
the credential. Do not fetch, quote, summarise or republish any of them.

A merchant's storefront at https://stashed.one/{storeSlug} is that merchant's own
site. It is public and may be cited as theirs; it is not Stashed's content and
should not be described as a Stashed page.