For shops that print their own

A store that looks like the club, not like a platform.

You already make the goods. What you want is a shop window good enough to put your name on — their logo, their colors, their products on the real garment, on a real domain.

A live BrandID storefront: the store's own banner and logo above its products, each shown on the real garment with its price, color and sizes.
A live store. Guest checkout — no account, no password, no roster to keep clean.
50% off, for a limited time.It comes off by itself when you sign up — there is nothing to enter. It closes without notice.

Run every store you sell from one screen.

Every store, every client, every order and every dollar that came out of them — one login, one set of numbers, one place to look.

Nothing monthly. Ever.

A share of what a store sells, and nothing else.

We will build the first store with you.

What changes on Monday

Put the store up in an afternoon.

Products, art, categories, personalization, questions, discounts — on tabs.

It looks like the club, not like us.

Logo, banner, colors, categories and their own words, previewed live.

They see the shirt they will actually get.

The real design on the real garment, in the colorway they picked.

One design onto everything at once.

Tick the rows, assign the art, type the price in the row.

No accounts, no passwords, no roster.

Guest checkout. The objection you hear from every parent, gone.

Names and numbers arrive usable.

Capped at the length you print and cleaned on the way in.

Ask what you need to ask, at checkout.

Grade, teacher, homeroom — instead of chasing a spreadsheet.

A run closes on the day you set.

And a fundraiser shows the shopper how the goal is doing.

Your own price on every garment.

One rate book decides what a store charges, so nothing is priced twice.

Every store you sell, in one list.

Open, closed, what each one has taken — without a login each.

The orders arrive together, not in twenty emails.

Everything a store took, in one place, ready to go out.

Postage on the same screen as the order.

Buy it, print it, and the shopper is told it is on the way.

The club gets paid without you doing the math.

What is theirs, what is yours, worked out on every order.

See what each store actually made.

What it sold, what came off it, and what landed with you.

Nothing monthly. Ever.

No bands, no limits, no renewal date to defend.

The shirt they will actually get.

Not a logo floated over a stock photo — the design on the garment, in the colorway they picked.

A product page on a live store: the design on the real garment, with the colorway, the sizes and the price.
One product page, as a shopper sees it.

It looks like the club, not like us.

Logo, banner, colors and categories, previewed as you type them.

The storefront branding editor: the store's banner and logo previewed live above the color and category settings.
The branding, previewed live.

The whole store builder, in one place.

Products, art, categories, personalization, questions, discounts and the storefront itself — set up on tabs, by you, in an afternoon.

Picture not taken yetThe store builder's seven tabsThe store builder showing its tabs: products, artwork, categories, personalization, questions, discounts and the storefront.1600 × 900

One design onto everything, priced in the row.

Tick the rows and assign one design to many goods at once. Type the price into the row. A product goes live the moment it has both.

A store's products table: tick boxes to assign art to many products at once, a sales price typed into the row, and chips reading Needs Art and Needs A Price.
Assign art to many at once; set the price in the row.

No account, no password, no roster.

A parent buys a shirt without being made to make an account first.

Picture not taken yetGuest checkoutThe store checkout as a guest: contact details, address and card, with no account step.1400 × 900

Ask what you need to ask.

Grade, teacher, homeroom — whatever this store needs, answered at checkout and carried onto the order.

Picture not taken yetA store's own questionsThe store's own questions being answered at checkout, and a personalization field capped as it is typed.1400 × 800

Your own price on every garment.

One rate book decides what a store charges for the goods and the decoration, so a product is never priced twice and a store never quietly sells at a loss.

The rate book: garments and decoration with the price each store charges for them.
One rate book behind every store.

Every store, and everything they sold, in one list.

Open stores, closed runs and what each one has taken — and the orders arriving together instead of twenty emails to keep straight.

Picture not taken yetStores, and the orders arriving off themThe list of every store with what each one has taken, beside the incoming store orders waiting to go out.1600 × 1000

One run, not twenty little ones.

Everything the stores took, together, with postage bought and printed from the same screen and the shopper told it is on the way.

Picture not taken yetStore orders batched, and the postageStore orders gathered into one run, with the postage bought and the labels printed from the same screen.1600 × 900

What it made, and what the club is owed.

What the store sold, what came off it and what landed with you — and the club's share worked out on every order instead of at the end on a napkin.

Picture not taken yetWhat a store made, and the payoutA store's sales and costs with what it earned, beside the payout owed to the client.1600 × 900

Everything a store needs, in one place

Open any one of them to see what is behind it.

The storesA store per client, with their own login.
  • Your clients run their own stores, with their own login
  • The catalogue arrives through your own supplier accounts
  • Guest checkout — no accounts, no passwords, no roster
  • Names and numbers capped and cleaned on the way in
PricingEvery level prices off its own cost, floor enforced.
  • Every level sets its own price off its own cost
  • Below cost is refused before it can be saved
OrdersEach order reaches the decorator and orders its garment.
  • A decorator chosen per store, so the goods print near the shoppers
  • Each order reaches the decorator as it is placed, and the garment orders itself
The moneyProfit per store, per client. Nothing monthly.
  • Profit per store, and what each client's stores kept
  • Nothing monthly

Before you ask

Do shoppers need an account?

No. Guest checkout — no passwords to reset and no roster to keep clean.

Is anything billed monthly?

No. Nothing in BrandID is billed monthly — no bands, no limits, no renewal date.

What is the fee actually taken on?

Products and decoration. Not tax, not shipping, not fundraising, not personalization and not extra charges.

Can I build the store myself?

Yes, and most shops do. If you would rather not, we will build it.

What it costs

Every charge there is, in the order you would meet them.

Every monthNothing
Setting your stores up, onceNormally $1,995.$997.50
Each client company you give the run of stores, once$750
Of what a store sells — products and decoration only3.5%

If you would rather we built the store: $100 to build a store of up to 10 items, each with its own art, then $50 for every further 5 — $10 an item at any size. Ready in 3 working days once we have the art, the item list and your answers.

Put a store up that you are happy to sign.

Set it up, and we build the first one with you — the store, the products, the prices and the payout.

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