Everything A Special Batch does

Most of this depends on how you sell. Switch on the parts that match your business and ignore the rest — you can run one model or all four at once.

Batches and order windows

Sell the way you actually bake: open orders on Monday, close them Thursday, bake Friday. Nothing sits on a shelf pretending to be in stock.

  • Order windows

    Set the date and time orders open and close. The storefront opens and closes itself — no midnight edits.

  • A lineup per batch

    Choose which products appear in each batch, and override the price just for that run.

  • Limits that hold

    Cap the whole batch or any single item. When a limit is reached, the storefront stops accepting it.

  • Pickup points per batch

    Attach pickup locations to a specific batch, each with its own instructions and order limit.

  • Preview before you publish

    See the storefront exactly as customers will, while the batch is still a draft.

An always-open shop

For the things you keep on hand. A permanent catalogue that runs on stock counts instead of dates.

  • A permanent catalogue

    Products stay listed between batches, with categories and a detail view for each one.

  • Live stock counts

    Shoppers see “only 3 left” as it happens, and sold-out items stop accepting orders.

  • You cannot oversell

    Stock is claimed inside the order itself, so two people checking out at once can never take the same last jar.

  • Several photos per product

    Show the same cake from more than one angle — up to ten photos per product, in the order you choose.

  • Sizes and flavoursComing soon

    Sell one product in several variations — a six-pack and a dozen — without listing it twice.

Custom orders

For the wedding cake that needs a conversation before it needs a price.

  • Ask what you need to know

    Build a request form with your own questions, and attach a price to any choice.

  • Quote when you are ready

    Review the request, then send back a price. Nothing is charged before you decide.

  • Take a deposit

    Charge a percentage up front to hold the date, and the balance later.

  • Invoices that reconcile themselves

    Send a Stripe invoice from your own account; payment is matched back to the order for you.

Subscription boxes

Recurring orders that generate themselves, so a standing weekly order stops being a standing reminder.

  • Versioned plans

    Change what goes in the box without disturbing existing subscribers — they move across when you decide.

  • Weekly, biweekly or monthly

    Pick a cadence and a cutoff. Upcoming deliveries are created for you, ahead of time.

  • Customers manage themselves

    Skip a week, change a pickup spot, update a card or cancel — without emailing you.

  • Failed payments chase themselves

    A declined card triggers its own reminder, with a link to fix it.

Your storefront

A hosted shop at your own address, with no site to build and nothing to keep patched.

  • Your colours

    Pick a preset or set your own, and see it before it goes live.

  • An About page worth reading

    Write your story in a proper editor, images included.

  • Who you are

    Your photo, your location and your Instagram, on the shop itself.

  • Ratings and reviewsComing soon

    Invite a review once an order is complete, and show it on your shop.

  • AnnouncementsComing soon

    Put a note at the top of your shop — closed next week, new flavour on Friday.

Getting the day out the door

The part nobody advertises and everybody does at 6am.

  • One production calendar

    Batches, custom order due dates and subscription deliveries on a single month view.

  • Print what you need

    Packing lists, production totals and an address sheet, as PDFs, for any batch.

  • Delivery routes

    Turn an afternoon of deliveries into an ordered route, across as many drivers as you have.

  • Orders taken off-platform

    Add the order somebody texted you, so your totals stay true.

  • Bring in help

    Invite someone into your shop without handing over your own login.

Money and trust

Your customers, your payouts, your data.

  • Your own Stripe account

    You are the merchant of record. Payouts land in your account on your schedule, not ours.

  • 0% of every sale

    One flat subscription. We take nothing per order, however good the week was.

  • Card payments built in

    Checkout is part of the shop — there is no separate payment page to set up.

  • Know what sold

    Revenue, average order value, repeat customers and per-product performance, over any date range.

We never take a cut of your sales

Payments go straight to your own Stripe account. A Special Batch charges one flat subscription and takes 0% of what you sell — no per-order fee, no marketplace commission, no percentage of your busiest weekend.

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Simple pricing

One product, two ways to pay

That's less than $5/month. Shopify costs $29/month plus transaction fees. Big Cartel starts at $15/month. A Special Batch gives you the full feature set for $49.90/year with no per-sale cuts.

Limited-time pricing · Competitor pricing checked September 2026

Everything included

  • Unlimited orders
  • Sell by event or take custom orders(always-on coming soon)
  • Metrics dashboard
  • Team access — invite collaborators
  • Stripe payments
  • Order tracking & automatic emails

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