Questions, answered plainly

Sellvia Ads is a done-for-you way to advertise your store. Every Sellvia store comes with a campaign that’s already built — the ads, the audience, the daily management. You set a budget and turn it on.

None. You never write an ad, pick an audience or change a setting. Sellvia handles all of it — the only decisions that are yours are the budget and whether the campaign is running.

Open your dashboard, check the daily budget, and switch the campaign on. That’s the whole process — there’s nothing to set up first.

If your products are visible, your prices are set and your checkout opens, you’re ready. It takes about two minutes to check.

Every store that signs up with Sellvia gets a $40 ad coupon to get you started. It covers your first days of advertising before you add any balance of your own — at $10/day, that’s about four days.

Only your ad budget, starting at $10 a day, taken from your ad balance. There’s no setup fee and no management fee.

It’s the money you’ve added for advertising — like a prepaid tank. Your campaign draws from it each day at your daily budget, and your dashboard shows how many days are left.

No. The campaign only ever uses what’s in your ad balance, at the daily budget you set. It never spends above that, and it stops when the balance is gone.

The campaign pauses and visits stop. Your dashboard warns you before that happens, so you can top up while it’s still running.

Start with what you’re comfortable with — $10 a day is a real start. Raise it in steps once orders are coming in steadily.

Your whole store — every product in it, rather than one item. It’s the campaign that’s pre-installed for your store.

Anytime, from your dashboard. Pausing stops the ads; your balance stays where it is, and you can switch back on whenever you like.

A new campaign spends its first days learning which people respond to your store. Visits usually appear before orders. Stopping and restarting sets that learning back.

Main Campaign promotes your whole store, so every product is included. There’s nothing to pick or exclude.

When orders have been steady for a couple of weeks at your current budget — not after one good day. Move one step at a time.

Campaign status, your budget and spend, how many people your ads reached, store visits, and orders. All in plain numbers.

Nobody can honestly promise a date — it depends on your products, prices and store. Visits usually come first, and orders follow as the campaign settles. Results vary from store to store.

Early on that’s common — the campaign is still narrowing down who buys. If it continues, look at the store the way a visitor would: prices, product photos, checkout. Your growth manager can look with you.

Compare what you spent with the orders that came in, using your own profit per order. The calculator does the arithmetic for you.

They’re real owners’ experiences, not typical outcomes. Advertising results vary from store to store, and none of them are guaranteed.