Instagram Shopping, the feature that enables sellers to create a storefront showcasing their products to potential customers, is expanding to include a wider number of sellers, including creators.

Axar.az reports citing foreign media that Instagram announced the change on Tuesday, stating that its Commerce Eligibility Requirements now cover more types of businesses, including small-time creators like soap-makers, artists, food bloggers, and more.

Starting on July 9 in every region where Instagram Shopping is available, sellers who meet the new eligibility requirements will be able to create a digital storefront that their fans can browse.

Assuming you plan to sell on Instagram, you’ll be required to have a single website with all of the products you’re selling. The Instagram digital storefront will use shopping tags from this website so that users have a consistent place to buy products from the seller. Instagram says that it will notify users about whether they’re approved as a seller and will explain their decision in cases where the request is rejected.