For makers

Small runs deserve better than a marketplace cut.

You made forty jars. You do not need an online store with inventory management and abandoned-cart emails. You need to tell the right people and take forty payments.

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What’s breaking today

How it goes instead

  1. 1

    Batch it

    Add the run — forty jars of apricot, twenty of the hot one — with a price for each.

  2. 2

    Drop it

    Set when it opens and closes. When you’re ready, open it, and one tap texts everyone who opted in with the link.

  3. 3

    Sell it out

    Orders come in against the quantity you set, the drop closes itself, and you get a packing list. Mark each order paid as the money arrives and the receipt goes out for you.

What matters most for you

We suggest Pro

An occasional run of forty jars will not come close to Basic’s 300 messages a month — the case for Pro here is the custom URL. Something permanent enough to print on a label or drop in an Instagram bio is worth it once you are selling under your own name, not a generic address. Move to Business when you want to see which flavor is actually carrying you.

Questions

Can I sell more than one product in a drop?

Yes. A drop holds as many products as you want, each with its own price and quantity limit.

Do I need to ship?

Drops are built around handing things over locally: the drop page shows your pickup address, and anything else customers need to know goes in the drop’s description. BatchDrop does not handle delivery, shipping labels, or carriers — if you deliver or ship, that is arranged between you and your customer.

Can the page look like my brand?

You can add your logo and a tagline on every plan. Pro and Business let you choose the address as well. Custom domains are not supported.

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