Get the call · Sell online
Sell from your own store, not rented land.
The problem
Every sale pays someone else first.
Say you make jewelry in Bethel and sell all of it on Etsy. Every order pays a fee before it pays you. The buyer's email belongs to Etsy, not to you. Your work sits next to cheaper copies from everywhere. If they change the rules or raise the fees, you start over. That is rented land. A store on your own domain is yours to keep.
What we do
Online Stores, piece by piece.
Shopify or custom built.
Shopify when it fits. Custom when it does not. The choice depends on what you sell and how you ship it.
Product pages that sell.
Real photos of your work, not stock. Sizes, options, and prices laid out so a buyer on a phone can decide.
Checkout and shipping.
Checkout that works on a phone. Shipping set up how you actually ship: flat rate, by weight, or pickup.
Merch with no inventory.
Print on demand means a shirt is printed and shipped when someone orders it. No boxes in the garage.
Abandoned-cart texts.
Someone adds a pedal to the cart and leaves. An automatic text asks if they want to finish the order.
Text-to-pay for custom work.
Quote a custom build by text and send a pay link. The deposit lands in your Stripe account, not ours.
You own all of it.
The store, the domain, the customer list. Month to month. If you leave, you take it with you.
How it runs
Three steps, no runaround.
Start with a conversation.
AJ runs sales and sits with you, in person when he can. What you sell, how you ship, where the money should land.
Send us your products.
Photos, prices, sizes, shipping rules. This part is on you, and it sets the pace. Janine builds from what you send.
Then it goes live.
Most builds go live about two weeks after we have your content. You get trained to add products and handle orders yourself.
A good fit if
- You make or sell a physical thing and you are tired of marketplace fees.
- Your buyers are not all local. A Brookfield repair bench ships to players it never meets.
- A band that wants merch at the table and online without boxes in the van.
Not a fit if
- You want someone to run the store, pack orders, and answer buyers for you.
- You sell on a marketplace, the fees do not bother you, and it works. Stay.
Straight answers
Before you ask.
Where does the money go?
Straight to your own Stripe or Shopify account. We never touch it. You open the account in your name. We connect the store to it. Card processing fees still apply, and those go to the processor, not to us.
Should I leave Etsy?
Not on day one. Keep the marketplace running while your own store goes live. Tell repeat buyers where the new store is. The goal is buyers who come to you direct, with no marketplace fee in the middle.
Who have you built stores for?
A guitar shop and repair bench in Brookfield. A custom luthier. A seasonings brand. A jewelry maker who sold only on Etsy. Bands selling merch. The luthier's owner reports sales close to doubled since launch. That is owner-reported, not a number we measured.
Tell us what you sell.
Text or call AJ at (860) 735-4525. Say what you make and where you sell it now. If he misses you, he calls back within the hour during business hours.