Sell what you make, without giving away a cut of it
Handmade work is priced by hand — the materials, the hours, and what the piece is worth. TinyOrder gives you an order page for it and charges a flat subscription, so nothing comes off the price you decided on.
Your work, photographed and orderable
Each piece gets a photo, a price and a description, in English, Chinese or both. The page is yours at its own link — share it in an Instagram bio or a WhatsApp status and it is the whole shop, with no website to build.
Priced per piece, per set or per pack
A print sells by the piece, a card set by the set, stickers by the pack. Each product carries its own unit and quantity, so a customer reads the price the same way you quote it.
A commission is a bite out of a margin you calculated
TinyOrder takes none. You pay a flat subscription, monthly or yearly, and your customers pay you directly — the platform never touches the money. Ten sales and a hundred sales cost you exactly the same.
Made to order, with the date in the order
Every order carries the day the customer wants it, and moves through preparing, ready and done as you work. A customer with the order number can check it themselves instead of asking you how it is coming along.
Questions we get asked
- Is TinyOrder only for food?
- No. Most shops here started with food, and nothing in the product is food-only — a maker selling craft, art, clothing or any other small-batch goods uses the same storefront, the same delivery pricing and the same order list.
- What if a piece takes two weeks to make?
- Set two weeks as the notice you need, and your page stops offering anything sooner. Put the lead time in the product description too, and the customer picks a day beyond it. The date sits on the order in your list.
- Can I take orders from Instagram?
- Yes — that is what the link is for. Put your shop link in your bio or a story, and the person who taps it lands on your products and orders there instead of sending you a DM you have to answer.
- Is it worth it if I only sell a few pieces a month?
- That is your call, and the trial is there to answer it — seven days without a card. The subscription is flat either way, so a few pieces cost the same to sell as many.