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Appearance and theming

Storefront → Appearance holds the visual and content settings for your built-in storefront — branding, theme, contact details, SEO, and how listings are displayed. Each section saves on its own.

Set your Storefront logo and Favicon, both picked from your media library. These are the customer-facing brand marks — separate from the operator logo used on invoices and PDFs.

Your storefront’s look:

  • Primary color — the brand color applied to buttons, accents, and headings. Leave empty for the default.
  • Base font — the font used for all text (default: Inter).
  • Signature font — an optional font for headings and featured text; defaults to the base font.

Fallback SEO metadata for pages that don’t set their own: Default meta title (falls back to your tenant name), Default meta description, and a Default OG image shown when links are shared on social media. Individual pages and posts can override these.

The contact details shown in the storefront header and footer, and on the contact page: Public phone number, Public email address, and Address. Leave any field empty to hide it.

Privacy policy, terms & conditions, and the imprint are set under Settings → Storefront, next to the publish switch they gate — see Domains and SEO and the publish checklist in Storefront overview.

An optional strip of logos in the footer for partners, certifications, or affiliations. Add each logo (from your media library) with alt text and an optional link to the partner’s website; reorder as needed.

Controls what guests see on listing cards and pages:

  • Properties page pricing — how prices appear on search-result cards: None (hidden) or Summary (average nightly rate).
  • Detail page pricing — how seasonal prices show on the listing page: None, Summary (average nightly rate), or Detailed (full seasonal breakdown).
  • Place display on cards — hide it, or show the place name, the breadcrumb (parent places), or both.
  • Show distances — pick which distance types (e.g. nearest beach) appear on result cards, or hide them all.

The choices in the checkout’s “How did you hear about us?” select. Add the options you want (e.g. Google, Instagram, a friend); leave the list empty to hide the field entirely. Each selection is stored on the resulting booking.

Blog display options — for example, Show published date on posts controls whether the date appears on blog cards and post pages. See Blog.