These are the pieces that turn a normal page into a Bumpsale. Connect Stripe, paste a snippet, set your starting price and your bump price, and you're live.
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.
You'll connect your Stripe account at bumpsale.co. If you don't have one yet, you can make one in a few minutes. Payouts follow your Stripe payout schedule, so the money goes to your bank, not through us.
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.
After you create a Bumpsale at bumpsale.co, you'll get a short snippet of JavaScript. Paste it on any page that allows JavaScript. If you don't have a page yet, mybumpsale.com gives you a hosted landing page in minutes, and bumpsale.live handles livestream releases, film drops, and watch parties. The price transparently rises by .01 (or your chosen bump) after each sale, visible to everyone in real time.
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.
The starting price is what buyer one pays. The bump price is how much the price rises with each sale. Most Bumpsales start at $1 and rise either by $1 or by .01 per sale.
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.
Five quick steps: name, page, pricing, how the sale ends, and checkout details. A readability meter checks your button colors as you pick them, and once your account is connected, creating the live campaign is one click.
Pick the curve that fits your audience.
Limits and timing for the sale itself.
What buyers experience when they click the button.
Optional pieces that show the sale moving, right on your site.
Extras that help you sell more, or sell more kinds of things.
Sales flow to the tools you already run.
Live analytics, customer records, and reports built from real orders.
What you get once the button is live.
