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How to run a drop, how consent works, and what we are building.
Product Updates
What's new: receipts, invoices, offers, and service sites
Orders outside a drop, automatic receipts, invoices with due dates, one-off offer texts, and a public page built for service businesses. Here is what is live, and what is not yet.
· 3 min read
Selling & Pricing
Offer or drop? When a 300-character text is the right tool
A drop announcement sells a batch. An offer says something to everyone at once. Here is how to pick, what each one costs from your allowance, and who it reaches.
· 3 min read
Selling & Pricing
Invoices for route businesses: due dates that remind you to chase
The work was done on Tuesday. The money arrives whenever the customer remembers. Here is how an invoice with a due date turns chasing into a list.
· 3 min read
Getting Started
Venmo, Zelle, cash: keeping the books straight when customers pay you directly
Your customers already pay you three different ways. Here is how to keep one record of who paid, how, and when — with a numbered receipt for every one.
· 3 min read
Getting Started
How to run your first drop
A drop is a batch with a clock on it. Here is the whole sequence, from adding your first product to handing over the last loaf.
· 2 min read
Rules & Compliance
STOP, START, and JOIN: the SMS rules every cottage food seller should know
Texting customers about a drop is the most effective thing you can do, and the easiest place to get into trouble. Here is what consent actually requires.
· 2 min read
Getting Started
From Google Doc to customer list in one paste
Your customers are already written down somewhere. Here is how to get them out of a spreadsheet and into something that reminds you who is due.
· 2 min read