You sell things
Put your products online with prices and stock counts, take orders through your storefront, and record the people who walk in on the same list.
For small shops
Run your shop with GreenFinch
A public storefront, a catalog, an appointment book and a customer list, all in one place. You set it up yourself, and everything your customers do comes back to a single portal.
There is no card field. GreenFinch is not billing anyone yet. Registration creates a trial account with no payment method attached and no invoice behind it. See pricing
Who it is for
GreenFinch is built for the shop with a handful of staff, not the warehouse with a logistics department. You tell it which kind of business you are when you sign up.
You book time
Publish what you offer, say who does it and when they work, and let GreenFinch turn down the times that do not fit before they reach your calendar.
You do both
A salon that sells shampoo, a repair shop that sells parts. You choose products, appointments or both when you sign up, and the shop you get matches it.
What you get
Everything below works today. Nothing on this page is a preview, a beta or a roadmap item. Which of it your plan includes is set out on the pricing page.
A storefront of your own
A public shop on the subdomain you choose, wearing your logo, your colors and your font.
Catalog and orders
Products in categories with prices and stock counts, and every order in one list you work through.
Appointments
Services, the staff who perform them, weekly schedules and time off, all checked before a booking is accepted.
Counter sales
Record a walk-in from the portal so what you sell in person sits in the same order list.
Customer accounts
Shoppers check out as a guest, or keep an account and look back over what they have ordered.
Messages
A customer question becomes a thread you can hand to a colleague and close when it is answered.
How you get started
Create your shop
Business name, the web address you want, whether you sell products or time, an email and a password. That is the whole form, and it signs you in when you submit it.
Fill it in
Add products, or services and the people who deliver them. Set your logo, your colors and your font, and write the About page your customers read. Branding and About stay as drafts until you publish them.
Work out of one place
Orders, bookings and messages all come back to the portal. The dashboard opens on what is still outstanding: orders to handle, who is working today, threads nobody has answered.
Start with an empty shop and fill it in
Sign-up asks for a business name, the web address you want, an email and a password. Submit it and you land straight on your own catalog, signed in and ready to add the first thing you sell.