Once sales are moving, the dashboard shows you what's actually happening: live analytics, a full customer list, and reports you can hand to a bookkeeper.
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.
Analytics reads live numbers straight from the engine, so it matches what buyers see. Charts cover the day-by-day pattern, the pace of the climb, returning supporters, and which pages your button is actually on.
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.
Totals show what you actually took in after refunds and net of the platform fee. Buyer addresses are fetched from the engine at the moment you ask and are never stored here.
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.
The fee statement breaks down orders, gross, platform fee, refunds, and your effective rate by fiscal year and currency. The supporter report is built for nonprofits acknowledging the people who backed them.
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.
Extras that help you sell more, or sell more kinds of things.
Sales flow to the tools you already run.
What you get once the button is live.
