For Ranchers
A Storefront That Sells While You're Working Cattle
Facebook is fine for telling folks you've got beef. It's a poor cash register.
The problem with selling in the comments
"I'll take a quarter" in a comment thread isn't an order. It isn't a deposit. It's a sentence you'll spend three days turning into a sale, one message at a time.
Your own page
Your store lists your shares with prices and an order button. A customer orders at midnight. The deposit collects. You're asleep, or you're working cattle. Either way the sale happened.
They can order from your website, or by text if you turn that option on.
What it costs
$599 one-time setup. No monthly bill. On each beef-share sale, 1% plus card processing — added to the customer's total at checkout, never taken out of your price. Individual cuts carry no fee at all.
You build the whole store free before you pay anything. The $599 is only due when you go live.
That's the deal.