One Studios

The challenge

One Inventory is positioned as the premium choice in its market, and premium positioning falls apart on a generic store. The store is the first thing a buyer sees, before any feature list. It needed its own look, fast pages and a buying experience that feels premium from the first click to the moment the product is installed.

What we built

A second webstore of our own, built from scratch on the Tebex Headless API and separate from RX Scripts, designed around one flagship product:

• A homepage that sells the product, with a feature tour, verified reviews and the public roadmap
• Sign in with your FiveM account and a basket with discount codes, creator codes and gift cards, with payment through Tebex's secure checkout
• A purchases portal, opened right from the account menu, to manage everything you bought
• Discord linked to the order, so buying gives instant access to licences and support through the One Studios Discord Bot, with an option to join the community straight away
• The documentation and changelog built into the same site, a case of its own: One Studios Docs

The result

Live at onestudios.gg as the complete sales channel for One Inventory, documentation and changelog included, with a Discord community of more than 1,000 members around it. Because it builds on the foundation of our first store, it took a fraction of the time, which is exactly the argument for custom work built to be reused instead of one-off templates.