Creating a Product & One-Time Price

Step by step

Build your first product

Build it once, then use it in payment links, funnels, invoices, and forms.

1

Start a product

Click Search at the top of your screen, type Products and open it. Click Create Product at the top right.

2

Fill in the top

Type a clear Title, add a short Description, and upload a square Media image. These show on checkout pages.

3

Check the options

Look for the Include in Online Store toggle, an optional Product Label, and a Product Collection dropdown. Skip the label and collection for now.

4

Choose One-Time

Scroll to pricing and set the type to One-Time. Add an internal Pricing Name and enter the Amount.

5

Finish the price

Compare-at Price is optional. Pick your Currency, leave Track Inventory off for services and downloads, then click Save.

6

Duplicate it

On the product list, click the three dots at the end of the row, open Actions, and choose Duplicate.

Field guide

What each field is for

You do not have to fill in every field. Title and price are the heart of it.

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Title

The name customers see. Write it so a stranger knows what they are buying.

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Media

The image on checkout pages. A clean, square picture looks best.

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Compare-at Price

Optional. Shows the original price next to yours so people see the savings.

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Track Inventory

Only for physical items you can run out of.

Key terms

Definitions

Tap any term to expand it.

A reusable item you build once and use in links, funnels, invoices, and forms.

A price where the customer pays once and is done.

An internal label for you, like Standard. Customers do not need it.

An optional higher price shown next to your price to show the savings.

Help me do it

Things To Do

Finish these before moving to the next lesson. They only take a few minutes.

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Create one real product with a clear title, short description, and image.

Add a One-Time price with a Pricing Name and amount, then click Save.

Open the Actions menu on your product and try Duplicate once.

⚡ Tips

Do not rush the Include in Online Store toggle. Leave it off if you only use payment links or invoices.
Need another price later? Add it to the same product instead of building a new one.
Taxes, shipping, and extra options can vary by account and plan, so stick to the fields you see.
A copy is named Copy of and then your product name, so rename it right away.

Check yourself

Quick Knowledge Check

Answer a few quick questions to lock in what you just learned. Miss one and we'll show you the right answer.

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Where do customers see your product Media image?

When should you turn on Track Inventory?

The ____ Name on a price is an internal label that is just for you.

To copy a product, open the Actions menu and choose ____.

Help me apply it

Try This With Your Favorite AI

Copy a prompt below and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or whatever AI tool you use. Fill in the bracketed details and it'll help you write your own version for your business.

✍️ Write my product title

You are a clear copywriter helping me write the title and description for my first product. My context: - [what I am selling] - [who it is for] - [what the customer gets] Give me: - Five product title ideas in plain words - A two-sentence description - A short list of words to avoid Keep the description under 50 words and avoid inside nicknames. Finish by asking me: "Would a stranger know what they are buying from that title?"

🗂️ Plan my product fields

You are an organized setup helper helping me plan every field on my product form before I type. My context: - [my product] - [whether it is a service, download, or physical item] - [whether I want it in an online store] Give me: - A fill-in sheet for title, description, image, and pricing name - A yes or no on Track Inventory and why - A note on which optional fields I can skip today Use a simple table and keep it short. Finish by asking me: "Do I plan to sell this in more than one way later?"