Tweaky Business subscriptions are processed through Shopify checkout. App access activates after verified payment.
Business loginBusiness workspace
Launch your business website and run operations from one workspace.
Tweaky gives service businesses a public website, lead capture, team workspace, projects, tasks, account controls, and publishing readiness without stitching together separate tools.
Built around the gating Tweaky already uses.
The problem
A business website alone does not solve operations.
Most website builders stop at public pages. Tweaky needs subscription status, account roles, leads, projects, members, and publishing controls to stay connected.
Payment
Payment and access can drift apart
Checkout must not unlock the app until Tweaky has verified the successful subscription event.
Login
Business users need a clean login surface
The public Shopify site should sell and explain. Business app access should remain on business.tweaky.one.
Domains
Tenant domains must remain protected
Existing wildcard tenant websites should not be swallowed by the Shopify DNS move.
The Tweaky model
One public funnel, one controlled app boundary.
Shopify handles the public website and checkout. Tweaky handles identity, workspace access, billing state, creator attribution, and tenant publishing.
Public
Shopify landing pages
Business and Creator pages can be edited in Shopify with native sections, blocks, products, and checkout links.
Private
Tweaky app gates
Login, role routing, account creation, subscription entitlement, and dashboards stay inside Tweaky.
Integration
Webhook-driven activation
Successful Shopify subscription events update Tweaky billing records before paid access is granted.
Connected business control
Everything a Business account needs after the website goes live.
The Business subscription connects public presence with the internal workflows that keep clients, leads, teams, and projects moving.
Website
Public website and lead capture
Publish a business website, capture inquiries, prepare custom-domain readiness, and keep the public experience tied to the account.
Operations
Projects, tasks, and follow-up
Keep operational work inside the same Business workspace so teams can act on leads, updates, and project activity.
Access
Roles, billing, and account control
Separate ownership, billing authority, admins, and members so account control stays clear as the Business grows.
Roles
Simple account hierarchy for Business access.
Business users should never need to understand Shopify internals to access the Tweaky workspace.
Website
Business Owner
Owns the subscription relationship and primary workspace control.
Website
Business Admin
Manages website content, leads, projects, and member access.
Website
Business Member
Works inside scoped operational areas without billing authority.
Business activation
From Shopify checkout to Tweaky workspace.
The funnel stays simple for customers while entitlement remains auditable in Tweaky.
Choose the Business subscription
The public page sends the customer to Shopify checkout for the Business subscription product.
Verify the payment event
Tweaky processes the Shopify webhook and maps the customer or subscription to a Business account.
Continue at business.tweaky.one
Business users create or sign in to their account after the verified subscription state exists.
Launch with account-level controls
The Business workspace unlocks publishing, team, lead, project, and account tools after entitlement is active.
Tenant sites
Tenant publishing stays inside Tweaky.
Shopify should own the marketing and checkout domain, while Tweaky keeps customer websites and workspace routing protected.
Website
Own website
Each Business account can publish its own branded website from the Tweaky workspace.
Website
Own domain
Custom domains and subdomains stay attached to Tweaky tenant routing, not Shopify pages.
Website
Own leads
Inquiries and operational records remain tied to the correct Business account.
Architecture check
Why Shopify should stop at public pages and checkout.
The split keeps payment conversion easier without weakening Tweaky's existing gates.
Domain routing
Wrong setupPoint every domain and subdomain to Shopify.
Tweaky setupPoint only tweaky.one/www to Shopify; keep business, creator, and wildcard tenant routing on Tweaky.
App access
Wrong setupAssume a successful checkout means the app is unlocked.
Tweaky setupUnlock only after verified Shopify subscription webhooks update Tweaky entitlement state.
Website editing
Wrong setupRebuild Tweaky's private editor inside Shopify.
Tweaky setupUse Shopify sections for public pages; keep live tenant website editing in Tweaky.
Business subscription
One standard Business subscription. Full Business functionality.
The Business plan activates the website, workspace, admin controls, team tools, leads, projects, and publishing readiness without feature tiers.
Standard plan
Business Subscription
For businesses that need a public website and operating workspace.
$45/mo
Full Business functionality under one subscription.
- Business website editor
- Admin workspace
- Leads and projects
- Team controls
- Publishing readiness
Get access
Start with the right Business account.
Shopify collects the subscription. Tweaky controls login, account mapping, and workspace activation.
Account access
Already subscribed?
Continue through the Business login gateway after your subscription is verified.
Questions
Business subscription answers.
Use these answers to make account, billing, and access boundaries clear before checkout.
What does the Business subscription include?
It includes one Business workspace with website, publishing readiness, leads, projects, team controls, account settings, and admin tools under Tweaky's standard Business plan.
Does checkout immediately unlock the app?
No. Tweaky unlocks paid access only after receiving and verifying the Shopify payment webhook.
Where do Business users sign in?
Business users sign in from business.tweaky.one, then Tweaky routes them to the correct workspace.
Will Shopify replace tenant websites?
No. Shopify should host the public Tweaky marketing pages and checkout. Tenant websites and wildcard subdomain routing should remain on Tweaky.