neatwork.Back to the storefront ↗FROM READY-TO-REVIEW TO READY-TO-SELL
Let’s get the
business bits sorted.
The design, kit, brand studio, and ads are built. This is the current connection status and the shortest path to launch.
Stripe checkout.
The connected New business sandbox account has two one-time offers. The $99 checkout also offers the $150 brand setup as an optional add-on.
- $99 — Commercial Cleaning Kit
- $249 — Kit + Personal Brand Setup
- Business name and buyer email collected
- $99 card-payment test completed successfully
Use Stripe test cards only. No real charge, file delivery, or service booking.
Facebook ads.
$150 total over five days. One Sales campaign, one US audience ad set, and three Neatwork creative concepts. All campaign delivery stays paused during setup.
- Three concepts in Feed, square, and Story sizes
- Copy and UTM links prepared
- Meta account, Page, and pixel IDs still needed
- Verified live Purchase event required before activation
Connect Windsor.ai to the intended Meta ad account to continue guided setup here. No ad campaign has been uploaded or activated.
A better brand brief.
The guided studio has live style and color previews, logo upload, field validation, draft recovery, a downloadable brief, and an email handoff to info@tryida.com.
Drafts stay on the buyer’s device until they send them. A checkout reference links the sandbox session to the draft ID, but it does not upload the brief or logo.
Finish the handoff.
- Choose a public destination for Neatwork. This review site remains private.
- Connect secure digital delivery to verified paid Checkout Sessions. A redirect alone must not unlock paid files.
- Confirm seller business details, refund policy, tax setup, and branding turnaround.
- Switch to an approved live Stripe account, recreate the prices/links, and test delivery.
- Connect Purchase tracking, inspect the paused ads, then activate the authorized five-day test.
Support: info@tryida.com. Product downloads are kept out of the public storefront. Sandbox checkout is available for review; the live purchase flow remains closed until delivery is ready.
Why doesn’t the test checkout download the full kit?
The customer ZIP is ready, but Stripe is the payment processor rather than the file host. Production delivery needs a server that verifies paid status, grants access to the correct product, and handles webhook retries. Publishing the ZIP on an unprotected success page would make it freely accessible. The sandbox intentionally confirms the test without claiming delivery.