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10 guides
Arrange your storefront menu
Choose your main links, dropdowns, individual service pages and custom pages, then preview and publish your own menu.
Read guide →Getting startedBuild and publish your business storefront
Give your services a public home at myfastbid.com/your-name. Publishing is included with Solo, Team and other paid plans. Free accounts can design and preview privately.
Read guide →Getting startedBusiness details and your driving base
Your business details appear on customer documents. Your private base address is the starting point for driving calculations.
Read guide →Getting startedChoose a trade and add optional demos
A vertical is your trade. Demo content gives you examples to customize; it is optional.
Read guide →Getting startedHelp customers find your storefront
Use your business trade, real services and public location to improve search and AI visibility.
Read guide →Getting startedKeep customer information and private links safe
Customer quote, invoice and calendar links may grant access to their contents.
Read guide →Getting startedReset a forgotten password
Password reset uses a private, single-use link sent to your account email.
Read guide →Getting startedService areas, service pages and customer tools
Help visitors check coverage, build an estimate and find their existing quotes, invoices and appointments.
Read guide →Getting startedTry storefront templates, cover photos and service images
Preview complete designs with your own content, then customize colors, typography and photos before publishing.
Read guide →Getting startedYour first quote, from signup to sending
Start with your business name, currency and trade. Choose whether to add demo services, then review their example prices before quoting real work.
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