For custom embroidery shops
Broidry is order-management software for independent embroidery shops. Every order on one board, a mockup approved before you stitch, and payment collected up front, whether the order came from a DM, a text, or your own shop page. Etsy and Square sales come in on their own, and your history from Shopify, Squarespace, Wix and PayPal uploads in one file.
Opening a shop is free, and the Free plan stays free until your first sale. Signing up does not ask for a credit card. The Free plan covers 15 orders a month, and any month a customer pays you by card through Broidry has no limit at all.
What your customer sees
When you send a mockup, your customer gets a link. The link opens a clean page like this one, with no login and no account to make. They see the mockup with its real stitched size, and they have two choices: approve it, or tell you what needs a change.
Four Burners Embroidery
Jenna, here is your mockup
Order #1042
This is a mockup, not a photo of the finished pieceLetters 2.5 inches tall, center chest, about 8,400 stitches
Version 1
This is a computer-generated mockup that shows the design and where it sits, not a photo of the finished, stitched piece.
Approving tells Four Burners Embroidery to stitch it exactly as shown.
Try it yourself
This is the real Mockup Studio, live on this page. Type a name, pick a font and thread color, and drag the name where you want it. There is no login and nothing to install.
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Made for your setup
Broidry schedules from your real numbers: your machine's speed, your hooping time, and how many machines you run. Scheduling for more than one machine is part of the Shop plan ($39 a month).
Tell Broidry your machine's real speed, say 600 stitches a minute, and how long a hooping takes you. Broidry builds your schedule around what that one machine can really finish in a day. When someone asks "can you have it by Friday?", you know the true answer before you promise it.
See how the schedule works →
A real finished piece from Four Burners Embroidery in Sheboygan, Wisconsin: a monogram stitched on a canvas tote.
Mockups you can stand behind
Broidry doesn't draw a font on a picture and call it a mockup. Lettering is drawn from the real stitch files, the same letter files your machine runs, on a photo of your actual blank, at its real size in inches. Logos and designs from your library appear as their photos, placed and sized the same way. That's why the piece that comes off the machine looks like the mockup the customer approved.
Every mockup also says plainly that it's a mockup, so your customer knows the real thread and fabric can look a little different in person. Honest on both ends.
Only on Broidry
The photo shows the same piece and the same stitching, in better light and on a cleaner background.
You do not need a photo shoot, props, or camera skills. AI photos come with the paid plans.
Never sold before?
You don't need a website, a payment system, or a single customer to start. The day you sign up, Broidry gives you a shop page with your products on it, prices built from your real costs, and a way to take card payments. When the first person asks “could you make me one?”, you already have a link to send them.
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.
For shops with orders already waiting
Paste in the messages you haven't answered yet and Broidry turns them into orders. Broidry sorts your list of what to stitch by due date, so nothing gets missed.
Bring in your ordersMessages
Questions from your shop page and messages on orders show up in one list, labeled so you can see at a glance who already paid and who is about to. When Broidry emails you a customer's message, you can just hit Reply in your own email app — your answer reaches the customer and goes into the conversation, so the whole thread stays in one place.
Inbox
Maria G.
2mDo you monogram waffle robes? I'd need six by…
Dana W.
1hYou: All paid! Your bucket hats go on the machine…
SEO Growth Pros
3dRank #1 on Google! Limited offer for embroidery…
You were pinged twice today. Neither was spam.
What Broidry does for your shop
When someone messages you on Facebook or Instagram to order something, copy the conversation and paste it into Broidry. Broidry reads the conversation, fills in the order with what they want, the name, and the colors, and lists any detail the customer forgot to mention. You can ask for everything at once instead of going back and forth.
See how it works →Broidry makes a picture of the finished piece, with their name in the font and thread colors they chose, on the actual product, and sends it to your customer to approve. If the name is spelled wrong, they catch it on their phone before you ever stitch it.
See how it works →Broidry builds you a page where customers can see your products, type in the name they want, and place the order themselves. The order form requires every detail, so orders come in complete. No back-and-forth messaging is needed.
See how it works →Tell Broidry how fast your machine runs and how long a hooping takes you. Broidry uses those numbers and each design's stitch count to line up your orders on a schedule. When a customer asks “can you have it done by Friday?”, you can look at the schedule and give an honest answer.
See how it works →Broidry keeps a list of everyone who has ever ordered from you. When someone hasn't ordered in a while, Broidry drafts a friendly follow-up message based on what they bought last time. You read the message, change anything you want, and send it. (Shop plan, $39 a month)
See how it works →Customers pay by card when they order, so you never stitch something that doesn't get picked up. Broidry keeps track of what's been paid, what's still owed, and what each job actually earned you after materials.
See how it works →The real thing
The Today page reads your orders and shows what needs your attention: the late order, the quotes waiting for an answer, and the balances left to collect.
Broidry builds this page from your orders the day you open your shop.
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.
Real shops, real dates
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The fastest collected real money within a day of signing up. The dates come from each shop's own order records, and they count however the buyer chose to pay — card, Venmo, or cash in person.
The full tour
These are real screenshots of a busy shop inside Broidry. Click through the pages you would use every day.
Click a page to see it
Every order sits on one board: New, Quote, Approved, On the machine, and Done.
See orders & quotes →
And there's more
All of this comes with your shop. There are no separate add-ons to buy.
One link collects a whole team, club, or school order. Every member picks their size and pays their own share, and it comes back to you as one batched order.
Type “what thread did I use on Kelly's tote?” and get the answer from your own order history.
Drop in a design ZIP exactly as you downloaded it. Broidry reads the stitch files, groups every format under one design, and makes it all searchable.
One printable page lists everything to stitch this session: the names, the fonts, and the thread numbers, plus the blanks to buy.
A limited-time release of a design with a close date. Buyers order before it closes, and you stitch the whole run at once.
“Order by December 13 for Christmas.” The date comes from your real schedule, not a guess. (Shop plan)
A place to keep the “my sister might want hats” messages before they become real orders.
Printable QR cards for your booth and your packages. Customers scan the card to reorder or leave a review.
Bring your existing Etsy listings and reviews over in minutes.
One search box finds any order, customer, product, or design in your whole shop.
Take a deposit up front and Broidry tracks the balance. One click sends the customer a reminder and collects the rest before pickup.
You enter your garment, stitch, and hooping rates one time, and every quote is priced from them.
Run a sale or hand out codes, with sale prices shown on your shop page. (Shop plan)
Printable invoices and itemized quotes are built from the order, so nothing is typed twice.
If you ruin a blank on an order, log what happened and what it cost, and your profit numbers stay honest.
Every customer's record is built automatically from their orders, with tags, notes, and one-click reorder of exactly what they got last time.
Verified reviews from real completed orders appear on your shop page, and you can import your existing Etsy reviews.
Every shipped order creates a tracking page for your customer automatically, so they can see whether it shipped without asking you.
Send an update to customers who opted in. Unsubscribe links are included automatically. (Shop plan)
Pretty printable inserts for every order, filled in from the order's own details.
Upload the embroidery fonts you already own as .PES files and use them in mockups, orders, and on your shop page.
Add a second person to your shop with their own login, so help at busy season doesn't mean sharing your password. (Shop plan)
Point your own web address at your Broidry shop page. (Shop plan)
Export everything, including orders, customers, and files, at any time in one download.
A real Broidry shop
This is Four Burners Embroidery's live shop in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Every piece on it is real, made-to-order work.
For your buyers
There is no app to download and nothing for them to pay. Your customer gets one place to follow the order, approve every detail, and come back next season.
Sara's own crewneck, with her kids' names stitched on the sleeve.
Who built this
Broidry is built by Sara Nelson, who owns and runs Four Burners Embroidery in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The example shop across this site is her real shop, and the pieces on it are real stitched orders. Every feature here started as one of her own problems: orders arriving through Facebook, texts, and Etsy with no single place to track them, and folders full of downloaded embroidery designs she could never find twice. She built the tool she needed to run her shop, and Broidry is that tool.
Free tools
Broidry publishes free tools any embroidery shop can use, whether or not it runs on Broidry: an embroidery pricing calculator, a hoop size chart, a Madeira to Isacord thread color converter, and a digitizing fee calculator. They run in your browser and nothing you type leaves it.
Broidry keeps track of the messages, the missing sizes, who has paid, and what to stitch today, so more of your day goes to stitching.
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.
