Payments
You get paid
before you stitch.
The quote, the payment, and the order live together. Your customer gets one clean page with one total, pays right on it, and the order moves to the stitching queue — without you ever having to ask for the money.
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.
How the money moves
Three steps, and none of them is “chase the payment.”
- 1
You build the quote on the order
Price the job with your own numbers — blanks, stitching, extras. Broidry turns it into a clean page and gives you a link to text to your customer.
- 2
Your customer opens the link and pays
They see one total, never your cost math. They pay by card through Stripe, or by the Venmo, PayPal, cash, or check you already take.
- 3
The paid order moves to the stitching queue
Nothing goes on the machine until the money is in — paid in full, or the deposit you chose. You never have to bring it up.
Setting this up is part of opening your shop, and the Free plan costs nothing until your first sale. Open your shop.
On every order
Paid is a status you can see, not a thing you remember.
Every order on your board shows whether it's been paid, because the payment is attached to the order — not sitting in a Venmo feed you have to cross-check against a notebook.
- Card payments record themselves. Stripe checkout marks the order paid and emails the buyer a receipt on its own.
- Venmo, PayPal, cash, and checks count too. Record the payment on the order and it's the same paid status — no shop is forced onto card payments.
- Deposits stay attached. On a big job, a paid deposit starts the stitching and the balance owed stays on the same order until it's settled.
The Money page
Tax time becomes one click, not one weekend.
The Money page builds itself from your orders: what you collected this month, what customers still owe, your expenses, and a profit estimate that counts your materials. Nothing is entered twice, so it can't drift out of date.
When your accountant asks for the year, one click exports it as a spreadsheet. That's the whole job.
Real shops, real dates
How long until you're actually paid?
7 shops opened on Broidry recently and have already collected their first payment. Here are their dates, read straight from their own order records.
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 23
- First listing up
- Aug 23
- First payment
- Aug 23
Signup to paid
same day
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 14
- First listing up
- Aug 14
- First order in
- Aug 14
- First payment
- Aug 16
Signup to paid
2 days
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 6
- First listing up
- Aug 6
- First order in
- Aug 7
- First payment
- Aug 9
Signup to paid
3 days
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 13
- First listing up
- Aug 13
- First order in
- Aug 17
- First payment
- Aug 17
Signup to paid
4 days
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 15
- First listing up
- Aug 15
- First order in
- Aug 17
- First payment
- Aug 19
Signup to paid
4 days
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 2
- First listing up
- Aug 2
- First order in
- Aug 9
- First payment
- Aug 9
Signup to paid
7 days
One shop's first week
- Opened their shop
- Aug 4
- First listing up
- Aug 22
- First payment
- Aug 22
Signup to paid
18 days
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.
Get paid before the stitching starts.
Open your shop, set your prices, and send your first quote today. The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card.