Group orders
One post. A whole order date.
Promise everyone a free item at a number of orders, then post one link. The people who open it order their own and pay you directly — and when the number lands, your gift goes into every bag, including the ones who already paid.
Free plan · 0% on your own sales · nothing to install
What a group is worth
Six orders you did not have to message anyone about.
One real group on a Saturday bake. The gift is what made the chat keep going until the number landed.
- Orders in the group
- 6
- Items on the date
- 30
- Paid straight to the shop
- $153.00
from one shared link
23 before the last order
no payout to wait for
How it runs
You post the date. Their chats fill it.
Nothing new to learn — a group is a switch on a day you were already making for.
Open the date
Pick an order date you already keep — or plan one right here: the day, the collection window, and how many you can make. Group orders sit on top of a day you were already baking for, so nothing new goes in the diary.
Name the milestone
A free item, and the number of items that unlocks it. That promise is the whole campaign; it is the only thing you have to write.
Post the link
To your feed, your story, your broadcast list. Whoever taps it lands on a page that already names the date, the collection spot, who is running it and how many more to the gift.
They pass it on
One tap forwards it with the message already composed, into chats you were never in. That is the half of the reach you have no other way to buy.
Everyone pays their own
Each person checks out separately. PayNow and bank transfer go straight from their bank to yours, and cards land in your own connected account. Nobody pools anything.
The number lands
The gift drops into every bag — including the people who ordered days earlier. You get one batch, one collection window, and a packing list that already knows the count.
Where it protects you
The awkward questions, answered before you ask them.
Nobody collects for anybody else
The person who shares the link never handles a cent. Every order is paid directly to you, which is what separates this from the group buys that run on one person fronting the money and chasing transfers afterwards.
The gift only ever adds
It puts an extra item in every bag and never changes a price. Nothing anyone has already ordered can go backwards, so early buyers are rewarded rather than penalised for being early.
One batch, one handover
Collection only, at a single point and time you set. That matters when you are running this from home and a stream of cars at the door is not an option.
The customers stay yours
Everyone who joins becomes a name on your own list, not a stranger you rented for one Saturday from somebody else's marketplace.
The part you cannot buy
A link that pays the person who shares it.
Most “share this” buttons ask your customer for a favour. This one pays them. The reward lands in everyone's bag, so the person forwarding it gets something the moment it works — which is the only reason anybody forwards anything.
And they never have to write the pitch. The message is composed for them: your shop, the date, the collection window, the spot, and exactly how many more to the gift.
🧺 We're putting in a group order at your shop — collecting Saturday, 11:00–12:00 at the pickup point. Order your own, pay the shop directly. 7 more and everyone gets a free latte.
Questions
Before you open your first date.
Who gets the free item — one person, or everyone?
Does the money come to me, or do you hold it?
What stops two groups overselling the same day?
Can a customer start one instead of me?
Is anything refunded when the group hits the number?
What does it cost?
Open a date and put a number on it.
Group orders are on the free plan, with 0% commission on your own sales. Works on the shop you already have.