The button isn't the only thing you can paste in. These widgets read the same live campaign feed the button uses, so what your page shows is what's actually happening.
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.
Paste one extra line beside your button. Notices only ever appear for real sales, stay quiet while a buyer is at the checkout, and need nothing set up on your campaign. You can move them to either corner of the page.
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.
Works on campaigns with a maximum-sales cap and fills as real orders land. The framed version adds an editable caption, a choice of widths, and a readability check for the caption color.
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.
Turn on referral tracking and paste the snippet. Names appear as a first name plus last initial, so the board celebrates people without exposing them.
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.
Each sale on the bump.vin page links to the one before it, so the history can't be rewritten after the fact. Buyers can also get a keepsake receipt page marking their exact position in the sale, and you can turn that off per campaign.
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.
The badge is a small image showing the campaign's live status, good for a GitHub README or anywhere images work. The iframe embed renders the button without any script on your page.
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.
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.
