The two pricing methods we recommend both start at $1. Pick the one that matches the size of your audience and how quickly you want the price to climb.
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.
This is the classic Bumpsale curve. Each buyer pays one dollar more than the buyer before them. It works well for smaller drops where every sale is visible.
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.
The .01 method climbs slowly, so the price stays accessible for thousands of buyers. It's a good fit when you have a big audience and want everyone to feel welcome.
The pieces every Bumpsale starts with.
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.
