Personal shop and QR: sell without boxes or cash

When you are a seller in a Roots-connected club you get a personal shop page. It is tied to you and your team, so purchases via your link are counted in the right place in the portal.

The customer does not need to create an account with the club to shop. They open the link, choose products and pay — much like any modern web shop.

In the portal you can copy your shop link or show a QR code. QR works well in the changing room, on the noticeboard, in the match programme or when someone wants to scan straight from your phone.

The link suits SMS, Messenger, Instagram Stories and email to relatives. Many combine both: QR locally, link digitally.

The shop carries the Roots range — including shampoo, conditioner, body wash and the Premium pack. Current prices always appear on the product pages and in the shop.

The customer gets a clear checkout and home delivery. As a seller you do not need to take money or pack orders.

Consider updating the profile image and a short note about the team's goal. Share when there is a reason — before a tournament, season start or “last chance this week”. Avoid spamming the same group every day; a few thoughtful reminders go further.

More practical tips are in Tips for sellers. Overall flow: How Roots works.

A good shop page should answer the questions the customer would otherwise have asked in a chat: what the products are, why the team is fundraising and how the purchase works. That is why it is smart to share the link together with a short, personal line about your goal.

Think of the QR code as a shortcut, not the whole message. At a match or club event a sign with QR works well when someone also talks about the team. Digitally the link fits better. See tips for sellers for wording that feels respectful.

Keep the information updated during the campaign. If the team's goal changes or an activity is approaching, a short new explanation can give the link fresh relevance — without you sending the same message over and over.