Payments
You get paid before
you stitch.
Build the quote, send the price, and take the payment, all attached to the order — so nothing goes on the machine until it's paid for.
Free until your first sale. No credit card.
The money and the order live in the same place.
Who has paid, who still owes, and what the month brought in are all read straight off your orders — so you're not piecing it together from a bank statement at tax time.
What Payments does for your shop.
You get paid before you stitch
Orders reach the stitching queue only when they're paid — in full, or with the deposit you chose to take. Payment is a built-in step of every order, so you never have to bring up money yourself.
The customer sees one clean total
Your quote becomes a simple page that shows the customer only their total. You can text it or print it. Your cost breakdown stays private to you.
Customers can pay by card, or however you already take money
Take card payments online through Stripe, or record the Venmo, PayPal, cash, or check payments you already take. Either way, the order is marked paid. When a card payment goes through, the buyer's receipt email sends itself.
The Money page builds itself
It shows what you collected this month, what customers still owe you, your expenses, and a profit estimate. Every number comes from your orders and quotes, so nothing is entered twice.
You can take a deposit on big jobs
On a large order, take a percentage up front. The paid deposit moves the order into the stitching queue, and the balance owed stays tracked on the same order until it's paid.
Your expenses count toward profit
Record your expenses and each order's material costs. The profit estimate on the Money page uses them.
One click exports a file for your accountant
Export the year's numbers as a spreadsheet file your accountant can open.