Show your products and digital downloads on your website with a Sell catalog. Once your offerings are ready in Sell, use the website editor to add the catalog to a page, adjust its placement, and review how visitors browse it.
This article covers the website editor. For account setup, supported offering types, item details, payments, shipping, downloads, and fulfillment, use the Sell Help Center collection.
Before you add a catalog
Prepare your offerings in Sell, in the left sidebar of your Durable account. Follow Add and customize items for sale for item setup and listing guidance, then return to the website editor to display them.
Add the catalog to a page
When listing your first item, the offered Add Items page prompt adds an all-items section to the homepage. You can also open a website page and select Add section at the top or bottom edge of a section, then choose Browse designs → Sell in the panel on the right to find an available catalog design.
Adjust the catalog in the editor
Inspect the section's placement and surrounding text. Ask Dru to update the surrounding wording or move the catalog section within the page, or use the section's manual fields and up/down controls. Review the result and publish page changes when ready.
Manage the actual items and prices in Sell → Items. Dru does not change your product catalog or prices. Item duplication in Sell is separate from page or section duplication in the editor.
A saved change to an already listed item can update its live item page without republishing the website. The editor's automatic saving and publishing controls do not control every Sell action.
Review the website experience
Preview the page and check the catalog's placement, surrounding text, and links. Open an item and the cart to review the path visitors will follow.
For checkout setup, payment activation, supported offering types, and transactional details, follow the Sell Help Center collection. For shipping and fulfillment, see Set up shipping rates and Manage and fulfill customer orders. Use Bookings when customers need to schedule an appointment; displaying an offering in a catalog does not reserve a time.