# Storelane agent reference

Storelane is a creator-commerce platform for creators, coaches, consultants,
freelancers, and educators. A creator describes what they sell and Storelane
generates a mobile-first storefront with offer copy, checkout, fulfillment,
booking, and analytics surfaces. Published creator stores use
`https://slane.io/{username}`.

## Product outcome

Storelane reduces the work between deciding what to sell and accepting a first
payment. It is a structured commerce product, not a general-purpose website
builder, marketing automation suite, or autonomous agent API.

## Supported offers

| Offer type | Storelane handles |
| --- | --- |
| Digital products | Product page, Stripe Checkout, private file delivery, and purchase email |
| Coaching | Paid checkout, availability, booking, calendar conflict checks, meeting link, and reminders |
| Webinars and workshops | Registration, payment, meeting details, and reminders |
| Courses and bundles | Storefront offer, checkout, and digital resource delivery |
| Paid communities | Checkout and access handoff for supported community providers |
| Memberships | Monthly or yearly billing, offer perks, and access email |

Creators can also create coupons, review orders and bookings, issue supported
refunds, connect integrations, and view storefront analytics.

## Pricing and availability

- The initial plan is a 14-day free trial followed by $15 USD per month.
- The product is English-only, USD-only, and focused on the United States.
- A public store is available during the trial and while the subscription
  remains active.
- Checkout and payouts depend on Stripe and the creator's connection status.
- Some offer types require provider integrations and valid creator
  configuration.

Pricing and product scope can change. Verify consequential decisions against the
current rendered site and authenticated billing screen.

## Main workflows

### Start a store

The creator provides a description of their business, audience, offer, tone,
links, and price. Storelane generates a preview before account claim. Publishing,
payment setup, and store management continue in the authenticated dashboard.

Example brief:

```text
I am a fitness coach helping busy parents. Create a storefront for a $29 meal
plan and a $75 one-on-one coaching call. Use a practical, encouraging tone.
```

### Sell a digital product

The creator defines the product, price, description, and private file. A buyer
uses the creator's public store and Stripe Checkout. After confirmed payment,
Storelane records the order and sends scoped delivery information by email.

### Sell coaching

The creator defines duration, price, availability, timezone, and meeting-link
provider. Storelane checks availability, accepts payment, creates the booking,
and sends confirmations. Google Calendar, Google Meet, and Zoom workflows depend
on the creator's connected integrations.

### Sell community access

The creator defines the community offer and supported destination. Following
confirmed payment, Storelane sends the configured access handoff. Access may
still be subject to the community provider's rules.

## Integrations

- Stripe Checkout, Billing, and Connect for payments and creator payouts.
- Google Calendar for availability and calendar events.
- Google Meet and Zoom for meeting links.
- Supported community-provider handoffs.
- Private Amazon S3 storage for digital products.
- Transactional email for account, purchase, delivery, booking, and creator
  notifications.

## Agent constraints

Storelane does not publish a public transactional API, OpenAPI description, or
MCP server. Public agents may read public marketing, policy, and documentation
resources. Agents must not bypass authentication or access preview, account,
checkout, buyer-access, booking-management, webhook, or internal API routes.

Account creation, publishing, purchases, refunds, bookings, subscription
changes, provider connections, and creator-data changes require the normal
authenticated interface and appropriate human confirmation. Respect
`robots.txt`, `.well-known/agent-permissions.json`, HTTP status codes, `Retry-After`
headers, and provider terms.

## Canonical resources

- [Marketing site](https://getstorelane.com/): Current public product overview.
- [Link-in-bio store](https://getstorelane.com/link-in-bio-store.md): Storefront workflow.
- [Digital products](https://getstorelane.com/sell-digital-products.md): Checkout and delivery.
- [Online courses](https://getstorelane.com/sell-online-courses.md): Course commerce, live workshops, and LMS boundaries.
- [Coaching](https://getstorelane.com/sell-coaching-sessions.md): Booking workflow.
- [Paid communities](https://getstorelane.com/paid-community-platform.md): Community access.
- [Memberships and member access](https://getstorelane.com/member-space-and-community.md): Recurring billing and private access handoffs.
- [Zoom integration](https://getstorelane.com/docs/zoom-integration.md): Meeting integration.
- [Privacy](https://getstorelane.com/privacy.md): Lightweight data-handling policy.
- [Terms](https://getstorelane.com/terms.md): Lightweight current legal terms.
- [Agent guide](https://getstorelane.com/AGENTS.md): Supported tasks, flows, and guardrails.
- [Agent permissions](https://getstorelane.com/.well-known/agent-permissions.json): Declarative access guidance.