Booths
Rent space to small businesses and ring up their stuff at your counter.
Booths this month
Example| Booth | Renter | Sales this month | You owe |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booth 4 | Hollow Oak Candles | $1,240 | $1,054 |
| Booth 7 | Field & Thread | $860 | $731 |
| Booth 9 | Little Kiln Pottery | $415 | $332 |
An example of the Booths screen, with made-up renters.
What it does
Their items, your register
A booth's items ring up like anything else in the store. Nothing changes at the counter, and every sale lands on the right booth.
Commission and payout, worked out
Set a booth's commission once. Its report shows sales net of discounts, your cut, what you owe the renter and what's still on the floor.
Renters ask, you approve
Renters send new items and price changes from their own portal. Nothing goes on the floor until you approve it.
How it works
- 1Add a booth Name it, set the commission, and pick the products that belong to it.
- 2Invite the renter Send them their invite link and they set their own password.
- 3Sell as usual Their items ring up at your register and show up on their report.
In a store like yours
Questions
Does it pay renters for me?
Not yet. It works out what you owe each booth; you still pay them the way you do now.
Can renters see my other sales or customers?
No. A renter only ever sees their own booth. You decide per booth whether they get buyers' contact details.