Create an e-commerce store with Notion

A small shop on a Notion page: a product form with sizes and shipping worked out by logic, and a payment step at the end.

This guide shows how a Notion page and one form can act as a small online store. The page lists what you sell; the form does the ordering. A multiple-choice question offers the sizes or variants, a calculated field called Price starts at zero (or at the fixed price, if there is one), and conditional logic adds the right amount for each option the buyer picks. A second choice question asks for the country and a second set of rules works out the shipping. Then come the contact and delivery details, and finally a payment step that charges the calculated total, followed by a Thank you page confirming the order.

Almost all of that can be built in Tinyform today: the choice questions, the calculated field, the logic that fills it, the address questions, the Payment block pointed at the calculated total, and the thank-you page. How to create a checkout form is the recipe for the form half, including how the price calculation feeds the amount charged.

What is missing is the Notion half. The integration that would record each order in a Notion database is listed as coming soon on the Integrations tab, so an order today is read from the form's Submissions tab, its notification email, or a webhook.