What you get
A place to sell, a way to sell in person, and the numbers behind both.
A storefront of your own
Your work gets a permanent address you can print on a label, hand across a table, or put in your bio. Buyers pay through your own Stripe account, so the money is yours from the moment it moves.
A booth that keeps its own books
Print one code and the market table sells from the same catalog as the shop. What you take at a fair lands where everything else lands, before you have packed up.
The real margin on every piece
Every product carries what it actually costs to make, at what you actually paid this month. Set a target margin and Batchnook tells you the moment a receipt breaks it.
Proof of the third · the margin ripple
Beeswax just cost 8% more
Read from your receipt · $52.00 for 5 lb
Every product updates
- Lavender candle44%41%↓ 3 pts
- Cedar soy jar31%27%↓ 4 pts · getting thin
- Botanical bar soap52%49%↓ 3 pts
One price change, every product re-costed, so you know which ones to reprice before the next market.
Every sale, one set of books
Wherever the sale happens, it lands in one place, already costed.
Your storefront
Lands by itself. An order placed on your shop page is recorded and costed the moment it is paid.
Your booth code
Lands by itself. A buyer scans the code at your table and checks out on their own phone, into the same books.
Cash at the table
One tap. Record the sale as it happens and the stock and the margin move with it.
Everywhere else, by import
Bring an export across from another shop or a market app. Map the columns, preview every row, and nothing lands until you confirm it.
- Snap a supplier receipt and every product built from that material re-costs itself. A scan needs a connection and saves straight to your account, so nothing waits in a queue you have to remember to flush.
- Tax-ready reports at period end: COGS, inventory valuation, and a profit & loss summary, by the average-cost method, disclosed, and computed from the purchases you captured and the orders you entered.
The books, in your hand
The same numbers on the phone you already carry, at the supply store and at the table.
How it works
From opening the shop to knowing what each piece earns.
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Open your shop
Free, and no card. Put your work up, set one shipping rate, and press publish.
- 2
Share your link where your buyers are
In your bio, under your posts, and in the inbox of the regulars who already buy from you. Print the QR code for market days.
- 3
Every sale lands already costed
Whatever the channel, the order arrives with its materials and its margin worked out, in one set of books.
- 4
Watch what each piece really earns
Margin per product, healthy or thin at a glance, so repricing is a decision on evidence instead of a guess.
Free, even if you never open a shop
The craft pricing calculator runs in the browser with no account: put in your materials and your hours and see what the piece has to sell for to leave you a margin worth making it for.
Starting out? The formation playbook is the whole arc in order: what it really costs to begin, pricing that holds up, the rules your craft carries, labeling, batch records, craft fairs and wholesale. Two free calculators and a batch-record sheet sit inside it, and seven craft chapters carry the method into candles, soap, ceramics, jewelry, baked goods, 3D printing, and laser or CNC work.
Already trading? The guides are the same subjects as standalone articles, including pricing handmade products without underpricing yourself and cost of goods sold in plain English.
Moving off a tool you have outgrown? Switching costing tools without losing your numbers is the vendor-neutral running order for carrying a year of cost history across without breaking it, and it is written to be useful whichever tool you land on.
One product, everywhere you work
The same account wherever you open it.
- iPhoneComing soon
- AndroidComing soon
- WebComing soon
The Batchnook marketplace is coming.
Shops that open now are already in it — your address never changes, and your books and customer list come with you.
Our promises to makers
Four promises, in writing.
One published price per tier, and 30 days’ notice before it changes.
What you see on the pricing page is what you pay. If a price ever changes you hear it from us at least 30 days ahead, it takes effect at your next renewal, and it never lands mid-billing-period.
No order-line meters, ever.
Sell as much as you can make. We meter receipt scans — our real cost — never your orders, transactions, or growth.
Your data walks free — export everything, always.
Export everything as JSON or CSV, free, on every tier, forever. Migration in and out — no lock-in in either direction.
Tax-ready numbers, never tax advice.
The average-cost method, disclosed on every report, computed from the purchases you captured and the orders you entered. Defensible records. And we never sell filing or compliance advice.
Ready when you are
Open your shop free, put your work up, and share the link. The books fill themselves from there.