Store & checkout

Everything here lives in Blast Studio → Store & checkout. All products, plans and prices come from Paymenter — Blast only presents them.

Category pages

Five layouts

Design	Character
Cards	The classic plan-card grid — the best all-round choice
Rows	Horizontal rows, good for long product names and many features
Compare	A side-by-side table, so customers can compare plans feature by feature
Spotlight	One featured product large at the top, the rest in a grid below
Compact	Dense tiles for stores with many similar products

Category header

• Banner — a decorative gradient banner with the category name, product count, "from" price and billing options. The most premium option.
• Simple — a plain compact heading.

Controls

Setting	What it does
Columns	2, 3 or 4 columns on the card layouts
Category navigation	Tabs, a sidebar list, or none
Billing period switch	Filter prices by month, quarter or year — only periods your products really have appear
Default period	Which period is selected first
Monthly equivalent	Show a per-month equivalent under longer billing periods
Feature list	Show product features on cards, and how many per card
Highlighted products	Slugs of products to visually feature
Product badges	Slugs of products that get a badge
Low-stock notice	Show a small "only n left" note below this stock count
Sort products	Manual order, price ascending or descending, or name
Card / featured / out-of-stock labels	Rename the card actions
Trust row	Small icon and text promises under the header, such as setup time or support
Sub-categories	Show child categories as cards or compact chips

Product pages

Each product page shows the product's real description, features, plans and stock, in one of two layouts:

• Split — details on the left, a sticky purchase card on the right.
• Stacked — full-width stacked panels.

Product visual chooses what decorates the header: Blast's scene artwork, an image you upload, or none for a clean typographic header.

Product builder

Store & checkout → Product builder adds presentation details to any product, edited visually with the product open in the preview. Pick a product from the menu; products that already have details are listed as chips.

Detail	Where it shows
Badge	Most popular, Best value, Recommended, New, Sale, or your own text in blue, green, amber or grey. Shown on category cards, the product page and the homepage Pricing section, and used as the Spotlight label
Highlight on category pages	Gives the product the featured card style, also on the homepage Pricing section
Tagline	One line under the product name — product page, cards and homepage Pricing
Specs	Rows of icon, label and value such as Memory · 8 GB DDR5. A spec grid on the product page, a compact list on cards, and aligned rows in the Compare table so products with the same spec label line up
Images	A gallery on the product page with thumbnails. The first image is also used on cards when the product has no Paymenter image
FAQ	Questions and answers below the product page, also added to the page's structured data

On the product page, specs replace the bullet list Blast reads from the product description; a longer written description is still shown. Specs on category cards switches the card specs off if you prefer description bullets. Specifications heading and Product FAQ heading rename the two headings.

Presentation only

Plans, prices, stock and checkout always remain Paymenter's. The product builder only adds presentation.

Product configurator

The page where customers pick their billing period and options before adding to cart. All real Paymenter options are rendered — billing cycles, configurable options, extra fields and stock.

Setting	What it does
Config layout	Split or stacked
Sticky summary	Keep the order summary visible while scrolling
Order summary panel	Show or hide the summary block
Option price modifiers	Show +€2.00 style indicators next to paid options
Add to cart / back link labels	Rename the buttons
Section labels	Rename the Billing and Additional information headings

Cart

Setting	What it does
Cart heading and description	Rename the text
Checkout label	Rename the checkout button
Sticky summary	Keep totals visible while scrolling
Show product images	Auto, or off for a purely typographic cart
Empty state	Text and button for an empty cart

Sign in from the cart

With Sign in on the cart on (the default), guests see a sign-in panel right under their cart items with two tabs — I have an account and I'm new here — instead of being sent away to the sign-in page.

It is Paymenter's own sign-in and registration, including validation, two-factor, captcha, required account fields and terms. Afterwards the customer lands back on the cart with everything still in it. This also works for social sign-in and two-factor sign-in. The order summary button reads Sign in to check out and jumps to the panel.

Rename the panel with Sign-in panel title and Sign-in panel text.

Checkout progress bar

A three-step bar — Configure → Review → Payment — on the configurator, the cart and the payment page of the invoice created at checkout. Completed steps get a tick. Turn it off or rename the steps under Checkout progress.

Checkout and billing

Checkout is Paymenter's own flow, styled by Blast. Card, wallet and gateway options come from your configured Paymenter gateways and appear in the theme's card style automatically.

Test the full flow once

To try a purchase yourself, enable a test gateway — for example your gateway's sandbox mode — and place a small test order. Blast does not provide or configure payment gateways.

Store behaviour

Under Style → Store behaviour you will find Paymenter's own options, styled by Blast:

• Direct Checkout — skip the product overview and go straight to the configurator from category cards.
• Small Images — compact product imagery in overviews.
• Show Category Description — show or hide the category description block.