Bumpsale Button Features

Bumpsale runs on Stripe. Connect an existing account or make a new one, and payments go straight to you.

Solves: Waiting on a platform to pay you out. Each sale lands in your own Stripe account the moment it happens.

Paste a small snippet onto your existing sales page. No new platform, no rebuild.

Solves: Rebuilding your store on someone else's platform just to try a new way of selling. Your page stays yours.

Choose what the first buyer pays and how much the price rises after each sale.

Solves: Guessing the one right price before launch. You set the floor and the climb, and your community finds the level together.

A short wizard walks you from product name to a live button, with recommended pricing presets and a plain-words preview of every choice.

Solves: Setup that stalls halfway. Your draft saves as you go, and the built-in calculator hands its numbers straight into the wizard.

Buyer one pays $1, buyer two pays $2, buyer three pays $3. A clear, visible climb.

Solves: Choosing between charging too little for everyone and too much for most. The price finds its level one sale at a time.

The price climbs .01 at a time, so it stays affordable for a very large audience.

Solves: A big audience that a fast climb would leave behind. The .01 bump keeps the price within reach for thousands of buyers.

Campaigns run in the currency of your Stripe account, including USD, CAD, EUR, GBP, and AUD.

Solves: Buyers doing exchange-rate math at checkout. They see and pay the price in the campaign's own currency.

Set a cap and the sale ends automatically when it's reached. Leave blank for no limit.

Solves: Overselling something you only have so many of. Seats, prints, and small runs close on their own at the cap.

Set a date and time for the sale to end on its own, on your own clock in your own time zone.

Solves: Staying up to close a sale at midnight. Pick the moment in your own time zone and it ends itself while you sleep.

Give the climb a top. When the price reaches your ceiling, it climbs no further.

Solves: Wanting the fairness of a climb without your most devoted buyers paying more than you're comfortable charging.

Pick the checkout accent and style the button itself: colors, label, size, and corner rounding, with a live readability check.

Solves: A buy button and checkout that feel like a stranger's site. Everything matches your page, so buyers keep the trust they arrived with.

Buyers with a wallet set up can pay with a tap instead of typing card numbers.

Solves: Phone buyers giving up halfway through typing a card number. A tap finishes the purchase.

Checkout holds the buyer's price for a set window, even if more sales land while they type.

Solves: Confused emails from buyers whose price moved mid-checkout. The number they clicked is the number on their receipt.

Turn this on for physical products so buyers add a shipping address at checkout.

Solves: Chasing buyers by email for a mailing address after the sale. It's collected at checkout and ready when you need it.

Send buyers to any page you choose after a successful purchase.

Solves: Buyers paying and then wondering where the thing is. Send them straight to the download, the booking page, or a thank you.

Add a custom message to the confirmation email, up to 500 characters.

Solves: Sending a separate follow-up email with delivery details. Your note rides along in the confirmation buyers already open.

A small corner note appears when someone buys, so visitors see the sale moving while they read.

Solves: A quiet page that gives no hint anyone's buying. Every notice comes from a real sale that happened while the visitor was there.

A bar that fills in real time as orders come in, showing how much of a limited run is spoken for.

Solves: Buyers who can't tell whether a limited drop is nearly done or barely started. The bar answers at a glance.

Two live leaderboards rank who's bringing friends, by count or by revenue.

Solves: Fans promoting you with nothing to show for it. A public standing gives your best sharers something to point at.

Every live campaign gets a public bump.vin page listing each sale in order, linked hash to hash, with no buyer details.

Solves: Skeptical buyers wondering whether the climbing price is real. The whole ladder is public and checkable.

A live status badge image and an iframe embed for places that don't allow scripts.

Solves: READMEs, newsletters, and site builders that strip JavaScript. The sale still shows up live.

Each buyer gets a unique referral link in their confirmation email. See who brought who.

Solves: Never knowing who actually spread the word. Every buyer gets a personal link, so you can see and thank the people bringing friends.

Opt in and your campaign appears in the public directory at bumpsale.com/campaigns.

Solves: Only ever selling to the audience you already have. The directory puts your campaign in front of people browsing for something to back.

Set the bump to zero and the price never moves. The same button works as a plain fixed-price buy button.

Solves: Needing a second checkout tool for plain fixed-price sales. The same button, checkout, and receipts work with a price that never moves.

Add variations like size, color, or access level. Sell a shirt in five sizes or a course in three tiers with one button.

Solves: Making five buttons for five sizes. One button carries the variations and buyers pick at checkout.

Built for humans, not bots. On the $1+$1 method, a bot grabbing the first 50 units pays $1,275, while a patient fan who bought early paid a dollar. Anyone trying to corner your sale simply sends you more money.

Solves: Resellers treating your launch as inventory. Every extra unit costs more than the last, so buying in volume just funds your project.

Each new sale is delivered to your Zap, your Discord channel, or your EmailOctopus list within a few minutes.

Solves: Copying buyer emails around by hand. New buyers land on your list, and your community channel hears about each sale on its own.

Selling sessions or seats? Connect Calendly and buyers book their slot as part of the purchase.

Solves: The email tennis of scheduling after someone pays. The booking link arrives with the purchase, and you can even require a booking at checkout.

Sales and revenue by day, the price climb, buys by hour and weekday, referral lift, button views against sales, and where your button lives.

Solves: Guessing whether page visits turn into sales. Views, conversion, and the climb sit on one page, refreshed live.

Every order with buyer, amount, position, and refund state. Search it, filter it, download it as CSV.

Solves: Fulfillment lists scattered across Stripe emails. One list, filterable per campaign, with shipping addresses a click away when you collect them.

Download a sales register, a year-end summary, a platform fee statement, and a supporter report, each as CSV.

Solves: Tax season with numbers scattered everywhere. Every report is built from your real order records, with plain UTC timestamps.

Clear instructions and the code to add the button to your site, no developer needed.

Solves: Waiting on a developer's calendar to go live. If you can paste into your page editor, you can install it.

Point it at your page and it reports in plain words whether your button is installed right, and what to fix if it isn't.

Solves: Staring at a page where the button won't appear. The checker reads your page and names the problem instead of leaving you guessing.

Rehearse the whole flow on a staging button with a test card before your real sale goes anywhere near money.

Solves: Learning how checkout behaves during your actual launch. Practice first, launch already knowing.

Change your Bumpsale after it's created. Try an approach, see how it goes, adjust.

Solves: Committing to every setting before you've seen a single sale. Adjust the cap, the end date, and the checkout as you learn.

Already selling on app.bumpsale.co? One click pulls every campaign into your dashboard.

Solves: Starting over just to get the new dashboard. Your history arrives with you.

Suggest features, vote on other merchants' ideas, and watch them move from suggested to shipped.

Solves: Feature requests with no way to see what happened to them. Yours is public, votable, and tracked through to shipped.

Tutorial videos, a beginner's guide, and a support team for when you have questions.

Solves: Getting stuck with nobody to ask. Open a ticket from your dashboard and a real person answers.