These features help you reach more buyers and sell more than one variation of the same product.
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.
Every buyer gets a personal referral link in their confirmation email. When their friends buy through that link, you can see who brought who. The Referrals page in your dashboard has live standings and ready-made copy to send your sharers.
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.
Opt in from your campaign's page with a short blurb and a category. Your listing appears once the campaign has its first sale, and the directory only shows campaigns with a sale in the last thirty days, so browsers always find sales that are moving.
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.
Bumpsale is built for prices that rise, but a bump of zero simply keeps the price where it started. That makes the same button a quick way to sell something at one fixed price, with the same checkout and receipts.
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.
Add variations on your campaign at app.bumpsale.co so one button can cover sizes, colors, or tiers. Buyers pick the option they want at checkout. Campaigns with options use the standard card form 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.
Reselling needs inventory bought in volume so it can be flipped for a markup. A rising price breaks that loop. Every extra unit someone grabs costs more than the one before it, so volume buying simply funds your project at a premium. The model doesn't reward bots. It rewards you.
The pieces every Bumpsale starts with.
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.
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.
