Your Markets, from setup to settlement.

Yes, 14 days on any plan, no card required. If you do nothing, your account settles onto the free Base plan when the trial ends; you're never charged without choosing a paid plan.

No. On the Seller plan, buyers scan a QR code on your phone and pay on their own device via card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Venmo. Your phone is the register.

Card taps and swipes need Stripe's card-reader hardware (from about $59) through the free Stripe mobile app. Take the card there, then record the sale in Your Markets as usual so your inventory and totals stay right. A built-in reader connection is on our roadmap.

A storefront of your own, online. It lists items from your inventory, takes orders, and feeds those orders into the same stock numbers you use at markets. One inventory covers both.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade, change your card, or cancel from the billing page inside the app, whenever you like.

Any phone, tablet, or computer with a browser. On your phone you can install it as an app from your browser, so it lives on your home screen like any other app.

No. Helpers on your team never pay anything. They use your plan for as long as they're on your team, so they can ring up sales and take card payments just like you. Team spots come with the Store plan, or the $5/month Team add-on on any paid plan.

Open Team from the menu, type their email, pick what they can do (Seller, Market manager, or Full helper) and which markets they can see. They sign up for free with that same email. No code needed. The first time they sign in, they land in your booth.

Sellers ring up sales and take payments, but can't change prices, tags or inventory, and only see totals if you allow it. Market managers can also set up tags, print labels, edit inventory and log expenses and staff hours. Full helpers can do all of that plus work on your store, but never billing, plans or the team list. For any role you choose all of your markets or just the ones you tick, and they only see those.

No. Every item with a tag number already has a barcode made from that tag number. Turn on Show barcode when you print labels, and the same item gets a barcode tag. Plain tags and barcode tags can be mixed freely.

Any thermal label printer works, including MUNBYN at 203 dpi. You can also print on a regular printer with a Letter sheet. To scan, use any USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner that types into your phone, tablet, or computer, and scan into the Sell screen.

1 x 1, 1 x 2, and 1 x 3 inch labels, a 2 inch circle, a 4 x 6 sheet you cut into 24, 12, or 6 labels, and a booth Barcode menu on 4 x 6 or Letter paper. You can download any of them as a PDF or as an image.

A printed page with every item's photo, name, price, and barcode. Set it on your booth table and scan from the page instead of hunting for the tag on each item.

Print the 4 x 6 calibration sheet from the Print labels window. If the border isn't even on all sides, adjust Left / right and Up / down under Alignment. Your device remembers the setting, so you only fix it once.

On Your Inventory, tap the little store icon on any item's row. That opens its store listing, where you can add or remove photos, write the description shoppers see, and add options like color or size with their own stock and price.

Yes. Download your listings file from Etsy, then use Import a whole shop on Your Inventory. Titles, prices, photos, full descriptions, and options all come along, so you don't have to rewrite anything.