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Nora LeadTell me what you sell. I’ll get the team started.

Your store, run by a team.

Write what you sell. Fourteen agents build the store, find products and run it with you, and you approve every change.

Meet your team.
Fourteen agents, one store.

Nora LeadI'll read your brief and get the right people on it.
The dashboard for Fernway, a coffee roaster: each agent says in plain words what it did and what it cost

Stores the team built

A sock maker, a pizzeria, a hiking club’s merch and a car-care dropshipper, each built end to end in our tests.

See what each agent did for them

Who Steward is for

Anyone with something to sell. Each kind of store below was built end to end by the team in our tests.

  • Theo and Felix

    Makers

    You make it, the team sells it. Theo lists each product from a few photos, Felix builds the pages, and customers pay through Stripe in your name.

    Pinewalk, merino hiking socks
  • Sam and Theo

    Dropshipping

    Sam searches suppliers for products that ship fast, with the cost, margin and delivery time of each. Paid orders go to the supplier and tracking comes back to your customer.

    Gleam Garage, car care
  • Sam and Iris

    Print on demand

    Sam designs merch with your name and shows it on tees, mugs and totes before anything is made. Each order goes to Printful with the print file.

    Trail Club, hiking club merch
  • Theo and June

    Restaurants

    Theo puts your menu online with sizes and extras. Guests order for pickup and pay by card, and your kitchen moves each order from accepted to ready.

    Bella Forno, a pizzeria
  • Tidewater Candle Co.Thanks for your orderYour download is ready. The link is yours alone.PDFCandle Care Guide.pdf10 downloads leftDownload
    Theo and June

    Downloads

    E-books, presets, templates, music. Theo lists each one, you add its files, and each buyer gets their own download links by email the moment they've paid. Nothing to ship, no stock to count.

    How downloads work

Connected for you

Payments, your domain, email and the rest are set up as part of the store, so the team can do the work.

  • StripePayments

    Checkout in your name; payouts, refunds and disputes are yours.

  • Your addressWeb address

    A free address on servestack.ai, or your own domain with two DNS records.

  • EmailSending

    Order emails, the welcome email and the newsletter, from your domain.

  • SearchKeywords

    Real search volumes behind every title the team writes.

  • Social channelsPosts

    Instagram, Facebook and more, posted after you approve.

  • Image studioPhotos

    Pictures in your brand's style when you don't have your own yet.

  • CJdropshippingSuppliers

    Products from warehouses in the US, EU and China. Add your API key and orders go straight through.

  • PrintfulPrint on demand

    Your designs printed and shipped per order, with mockups before you approve a product.

  • DownloadsFiles

    Your files kept private; each buyer gets their own links, good for a few downloads.

  • ServeStack orderingRestaurants

    Menus with sizes and extras, pickup orders paid by card, and each order's status for the kitchen.

You stay in charge

  • Nothing goes live without you

    Every change arrives as a proposal. Approve it, edit it or turn it down.

  • Pause the team any time

    One switch stops every agent. Turn it back on when you're ready.

  • Every version is kept

    Each version of the store is saved, with who changed what and why.

  • Spending has limits

    Each run stops at its budget, and ads never spend more per day than you set.

The team asks only what it can’t know, and says why.

Questions

What you need to start, what the team does on its own, and what it never does.

Start a store

A paragraph about what you sell, who buys it and where you ship, and an email address. No card. If there's a site whose look you like, add its address too.

The first version of the store is usually ready in a few minutes. In our end-to-end test, a coffee roaster went from sign-up to a live store on its own domain, with a paid test order, in under nine minutes.

No. Every change the team makes is a proposal on your dashboard. You approve it, edit it or turn it down, and one switch pauses the whole team.

No. Every store is built on a real site's design: one you like, or one Mila finds for a business like yours. The team follows its layout and style with your own words, pictures, colours and name, and nothing of the original goes live.

Through a Stripe checkout in your own name. Before you launch, the team places a test order with Stripe's test card and cancels it so nothing ships.

Yes. Add it on the dashboard, put two records at your DNS provider, and Steward checks them and routes the domain to your store.

June answers your customers, Omar tells you how the week went, Leo and Maya draft offers, emails and posts for you to approve, and Nora suggests what to work on next.

Yes. Describe your restaurant, address and menu, and Theo puts the menu online with sizes and extras. Guests order for pickup at /menu and pay by card; your dashboard shows each order, and you move it from accepted to ready. Ordering runs on ServeStack's engine, which already serves restaurants.

Yes. Ask Sam for merch with your name or logo. He makes the designs, shows them on tees, mugs and totes with prices and margins, and once you approve, each order goes to Printful with the print file. Nothing is printed until someone buys.

ServeStack, which builds software for restaurants and independent businesses.