Your website shows the store. It doesn't sell from it.
Customers find you online, then call to ask if you have it in their size. Here is what it takes to let them just buy it.
Sound familiar?
- Your site has your hours, your brands and a few photos.
- Customers call to ask about sizes and stock.
- You know you should sell online. Nobody has the time to set it up.
Every product has to be typed in, with photos and sizes, before you sell one.
At five to twenty minutes a product, one season of new stock is about 120 hours of typing. That is why it never gets done.
What changes.
- 01
Start with the next buy
Each order you enter in ThreadCloud becomes product pages with sizes, colours, fabric and photos. You don't type your whole stockroom first.
- 02
Brand photos first
The brands' own photos cover much of a season. ThreadCloud lists what is missing, so you shoot only the gaps.
- 03
Sort stock before the first order
Your till and your website have to agree on what is on the shelf. Settle it before the site takes orders, not after.
ThreadCloud prepares; you decide. Nothing reaches your website until you approve it.
What it costs to start selling online.
Estimates in Canadian dollars unless marked. Move the slider to your store's size.
How many products are in your store?
Count each style in each colour once, not every size.
About $26,000 to get online with a site set up by a freelancer. ThreadCloud's part is $750 USD a month.
See the full breakdown →Get a plan for your store.
Tell us where your store is today. We'll reply with a plan: what to put online first, what it costs, and when it pays.
- 1You send a few lines about your store.
- 2We reply by email and ask for one real order form.
- 3You get your plan and your number. Then you decide.
Already on Shopify? Bring one buy and see your own products come out the other side.