One price, and no plan to pick.
There is one version of this software and you get all of it. No starter tier with the good parts removed, no upgrade prompt six months in, and no number that climbs when your volume does.
Founding shops: setup is on us.
The first 10 shops that pay yearly get the $1,500 setup waived and keep the $3,490 yearly rate for as long as they run it. Paying monthly? Setup is $750, half the usual price.
- No setup fee
- Two months free against paying monthly
- That yearly rate stays locked for as long as you run it
- Setup $750, half the usual $1,500
- Month to month, no contract
- Switch to yearly whenever you like
After the first 10 shops: setup is $750 on the yearly plan and $1,500 on the monthly plan.
Thirty days notice whenever you want to stop, and your data exports with you.
Put your next pre order through it and decide on what actually happened rather than on a demo. If it did not do what I said it would, give notice and stop. You are not signing up for a year to find out.
Your shop runs on its own database under your own account, not a seat in a shared pool next to a competitor.
You are probably already paying for a website that cannot take an order.
Most shops we talk to are somewhere between one hundred and one hundred fifty a month for a page with their hours on it. One shop thirty minutes from here pays fifteen hundred a year for a site that has not been touched since it went up. If you pay for an email newsletter service on top of that, this replaces that too. That budget already exists. The question is not whether to spend it, it is whether it should keep buying a page or start buying the system that runs the shop.
What is the time actually worth?
Chasing people for cut sheets. Adding up invoices by hand at the end of a long day. Typing pre orders off the answering machine. Shops put that at six hours a week, and most of them are being generous with themselves. Six hours a week is about twenty six hours a month, which puts this under fourteen dollars an hour for work you are doing yourself right now.
For work somebody at your shop is doing by hand right now, usually after close.
You do not have to change how you take money.
Pay at the counter works out of the box, and most shops leave it that way. Your register keeps ringing sales exactly how it does today. Nothing about this touches your card processing unless you ask it to.
Pay at the counter
The default. Orders come in, you collect when they pick up, the same as now.
Card online, when you want it
Square and Stripe are both supported. Turn one on and customers can put a deposit down or pay in full before pickup. Turn it off again whenever you like.
Anything else is a quote
Those two cover nearly every shop. If you are on something else, tell me on the call and I will price it honestly or tell you it is not worth doing.
Everything, because there is only one version.
There is no higher plan to be upsold into and nothing held back for one.
You get
- Every feature. There is no higher plan and nothing is held back for one.
- Unlimited animals, cut sheets, pre orders, invoices and customers
- Unlimited staff logins, each with their own permissions
- Your own database and your own deployment, not a seat in a shared pool
- Your domain, your brand, your photos, your prices
- Email confirmations, cut sheet invites and pickup reminders
- Updates as they ship, because a working shop uses this every day
- Support direct from the person who wrote the software
What you are never charged
- Never charged by the pound or by throughput. A heavy November costs the same as a slow February.
- Never a cut of your sales, and never a fee per order
- Never a charge per staff member, so adding counter help is free
- No contract. Give thirty days and take your data with you.
What the setup actually pays for.
Not a signup fee and not a deposit. It is the work of putting your shop inside the software, done by hand rather than handing you an empty system and a help article.
- Your cuts, your processing rates and your deli case loaded in
- Your brand, your domain and whatever photos you send wired up
- Staff accounts built with the right permissions for each person
- The counter kiosk and the label station walked through on your own tablet and printer
- Training over a screen share with whoever actually runs the counter, not just the owner, for as many sessions as it takes
The software is already built and already running a shop, so none of this waits on development. It is measured in days. A standard deploy is covered by that figure. Anything unusual gets quoted before you owe anything.
Setup and training are remote, and that is not a downgrade.
This runs in a browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to carry in. We do it over a screen share, on your schedule, for as many sessions as it takes until the person who actually works the counter is comfortable. Not one rushed afternoon while you are trying to run the shop.
Everything set up before you see it
Your cuts, your processing rates, your deli case, your brand and your domain are already in when we sit down. You are not staring at an empty system.
As many sessions as it takes
One long one, or four short ones between the morning rush and close. Whoever runs the counter gets trained, not just whoever signed up. Call me afterward when something comes up, because something always does.
The kiosk and the label printer
Walked through on a video call with the tablet in your hand and the printer plugged in. It takes about twenty minutes and it stays set up.
You can go live without a single photo.
The case shows the cut and the price with or without a picture, so photos never hold up your opening. When you do want them, send phone pictures against the shot list I give you. They are your cuts and they look better taken in your own case than bought from a stock library. If you would rather not, I can come and shoot them for you for an additional charge.
If you want somebody in the building
An on site day is available for any shop that wants one. It gets quoted, because what it costs depends entirely on how far away you are, and I am not going to pretend a drive across the state is the same as one across the county. Tell me where you are on the call and I will give you a real number. Nobody needs one to get running.
Why it is flat, and why that matters in November.
A locker plant does not run at one speed all year.
Deer season and the fall beef rush are three or four times a slow month. Software that bills you by throughput sends its biggest invoice in the week you are least interested in reading it, and it quietly charges you for growing.
This is one number, twelve times a year. Run a hundred animals or run four hundred. Take fifty pre orders or take fifteen hundred. Put every one of your staff on it. The bill does not move.
Three hundred and forty nine dollars, and nothing you cannot walk away from.
Against a budget you are almost certainly already spending, for hours somebody at your shop is already working. No contract, and you can run a whole pre order round on it before you decide.
When this is not worth it
If you run a handful of animals a year and no retail counter, the hours this saves are not there yet and you should keep your money. If you already have software that does cut sheets and pre orders and you are happy with it, stay. And if nobody at the shop will use a computer at all, this is the wrong tool no matter what it costs. Say so on the call and I will tell you straight.