What's new

Everything we've shipped, most recent first. Built from what sellers asked for.

  1. Order limits per pickup point

    Cap how many orders each pickup location in a batch can take. When one fills up, checkout marks it as full and customers choose another.

  2. Payments made on your own Stripe account

    Every payment is now created directly on your Stripe account. You see it in your own Stripe dashboard, you are the merchant of record, and Stripe's card fees are charged to you by Stripe, as on any Stripe account. We still take nothing.

  3. Design studio

    Your order emails now go out in your shop's colours. On Pro you can also lay out your storefront pages from blocks, pick your brand fonts, and put an announcement bar across the top of your shop.

  4. Starter, the free plan

    Run a store for nothing: one batch a week, 20 products and 3 custom products, with no card and no time limit. Move to Pro when you outgrow it.

  5. Photo galleries and your logo

    Show each product from up to ten angles, in the order you choose, and put your own logo at the top of your storefront.

  6. Production calendar

    Batches, custom order due dates and subscription deliveries on one month view, so you can see what you are making and when.

  7. Team invitations

    On Pro, invite someone to help run your shop by email. They get their own login, and you never hand over yours.

  8. Subscriptions

    Sell a recurring plan instead of a one-off batch. Customers subscribe once and each cycle turns into a fulfilment you can prepare and hand over like any other order.

  9. Guest checkout

    Customers can now order without creating an account. Fewer abandoned carts on first-time buyers who just want to place one order.

  10. Always-open shops

    If you would rather keep products available between order windows, you can now run your shop always-open instead of event by event.

  11. Custom order requests

    Take requests for made-to-order work — a birthday cake, a bulk gift order — through a form on your storefront, and quote back without leaving the dashboard.

  12. Order editing

    Change an order after it is placed — swap an item, fix a quantity, adjust a fee — without cancelling and re-entering the whole thing.

  13. Pay at checkout with Stripe

    Connect your own Stripe account and collect payment when the customer orders, instead of chasing transfers afterwards. The money goes straight to you.

  14. Shipping

    Shipping joins pickup and delivery as a fulfilment method, so you can sell to people who are not close enough to collect.