Four steps.
No homework.
Here's the honest, step-by-step of what happens between “I should do merch” and a live program taking orders. No vague promises — just what the system does at each stage.
Pick your plan
Choose the tier that fits where you are. Essentials for your first 5 products, Professional to scale channels, Business when things get serious.
- ✓No contract — change plans month-to-month
- ✓No setup fee, no onboarding tax
- ✓We tell you before you hit any limit
Tell us what you’re building
A short, guided onboarding. We ask the questions a good merch strategist would — audience, category, vibe, what you already have — and configure the system for your brand, not a template.
- ✓Conversational — no 40-field forms
- ✓Assistant suggests product mix based on your audience
- ✓Imports brand assets if you have them
Set up your merch
Add products, configure SKUs, upload designs, set prices. Every screen has guardrails — if a margin looks off, a size is missing, or an asset is too small, you see it before launch.
- ✓Pricing guidance by product category
- ✓Design credits for premium work (Pro & Business)
- ✓Real-time checklist of what’s left to launch
Go live
Your store launches on the channels you picked. Orders route to the right partner automatically. Fulfillment runs. You see status, revenue, and what needs your attention — in one place.
- ✓Automatic routing — fastest partner wins
- ✓One dashboard across channels
- ✓Get paid on your schedule, not theirs
Guided, not gate-kept.
There's an assistant at every stage — one that actually knows what you're working on, not a chatbot pretending.
Setup concierge
Walks you through onboarding, picks a product mix, and flags anything that’ll bite you later — missing sizes, thin margins, assets too small to print.
Operations agent
Watches orders as they come in. Routes to the right fulfillment partner, surfaces exceptions, and keeps the dashboard honest about where things are.
Product strategist
Looks at what’s selling and what’s not. Suggests drops, pricing tweaks, and which products to phase out — with the numbers to back it up.