The waitlist already knows who missed out, so the people who wanted it hear first when it comes back. No exporting, no copy and paste.
Put in your real numbers. This adds up a year of per-order fees and monthly subscriptions and puts it next to a flat plan. No email required, nothing gets sent anywhere.
Those are the middle of each tool's published range. Change any number above to your real bill.
On a drop platform, that percentage is usually charged to your customer at checkout, not billed to you. So it is not money leaving your account. It is money leaving the table: you can keep your prices where they are and your regulars pay less, or keep the checkout total the same and that margin becomes yours instead of the platform's. Either way you get a choice you do not have right now.
And if all you need is an order form, a ten-dollar app is genuinely fine and you should use one. Batch is for when the orders stopped being the hard part and the running of the thing is what is eating your evenings.
The bill is the easy part to see. The expensive part is that your tools are strangers to each other, and every gap between them gets filled with your own time.
The waitlist already knows who missed out, so the people who wanted it hear first when it comes back. No exporting, no copy and paste.
Orders become a bake sheet with totals per item, and a pickup manifest for the counter. You stop rebuilding it in a spreadsheet at 11pm.
Customer records build themselves off real paid orders, so a regular who has not been in for a month can get a nudge without you tracking it.
Emails, orders, and customers export clean whenever you want them. If you ever leave, your business walks out with you.
Batch is built and taking real orders in Greenville. If you sell by pre-order and pickup, there is a founding spot with your name on it. Tell us what you make and we will show you the real thing, not a slide deck.
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