A shop that sells while you’re live, and handles the admin after.
You sell on TikTok or Instagram Live. Customers want to pay by credit or debit card, or split it with Afterpay, not chase your bank details in the DMs. And after every drop, there’s a pile of orders to match, ship and track.
I build you a shop made for live drops, and set up the admin so it mostly runs itself.
Sound familiar?
Chasing payments after the live
Customers claim items on Live, then you spend the next day sending bank details and checking who’s paid.
Buyers drop off at payment
Some buyers drop off because they can’t pay by credit or debit card, or in instalments.
Hours of post-drop admin
After every drop, matching the shipping invoice to orders and sending tracking numbers eats hours.
What’s built for live drops
Price-code checkout
Products like CODE 20 or CODE 35, so customers can check out for the exact item they claimed on Live in a few taps. You or your team can add new codes yourselves. Buyers who join more than one live can hold their order and ship it with the next one, paying shipping once.
Credit card, debit card and buy-now-pay-later
Credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Afterpay and Klarna, so buyers who don’t want to bank-transfer can still buy. Buyers who’d rather bank-transfer can pay that way on your website too, by direct debit or to your account with their order number as the reference.
Post-drop admin, handled
After each drop, Claude workflows match your shipping invoice to the right orders, mark them complete and send customers their tracking numbers. Run them yourself, or have me run them for you from US$300 a month.
Results from a real shop
Over 60%
more in weekly live sales at Tres Finds, an Australian clothing resale shop, in the 3 weeks after it moved checkout to its own website, compared with the 2 weeks before (October 2026).
28%
more buyers per live (Lives 1–10 vs Lives 11–21, per-live averages).
1–2 days to under 10 hours
median wait for payment after a live, bank transfer vs website (before: Angel’s estimate; after: 307 website orders, Lives 11–21).
“Since launching, we’ve received countless compliments from our clients about how user-friendly and easy to navigate the website is… we genuinely believe the improved user experience has contributed to our sales rate.”
Angel, Tres Finds · Read the Tres Finds story
Who it’s for
- Live sellers and resellers in the US, UK, Canada, Australia or New Zealand selling clothing, accessories or collectibles.
- Shops taking most orders by bank transfer or payment links in the DMs.
- Small teams spending hours after every drop matching payments and sending tracking numbers.
Questions
Can customers still claim items in the comments during Live?
Yes. Nothing changes on Live. Customers claim as usual, then check out on your shop using the price code.
What if two people pay for the same code?
Price codes work as prices, not single items, so the shop doesn’t block it. During setup we agree how you match each payment to the person who claimed, and the workflows follow that.
Can buyers combine orders from several lives?
Yes. At checkout, buyers can choose to hold their order instead of paying for shipping now. When they’re ready, everything ships together in one parcel and shipping is charged once. Held orders sit in their own list in WooCommerce, so none get forgotten.
Will all my buyers pay on the website?
Not always at first. At Tres Finds, about 1 in 3 live sales are still paid by bank transfer outside the website (owner and tally sheet, Lives 11–21). You can take bank transfers on your store too, so those orders are recorded with their payment like any other. In Australia, the US, the UK and Canada, buyers can pay by direct debit: they enter their bank details at checkout and the order updates itself once the payment clears, usually within a few business days. Or they transfer to your account with the order number as the reference. On a done-for-you plan, I match those transfers to their orders for you.
How busy do my drops need to be for this to be worth it?
If you’re doing at least one drop a week and spending more than an hour on admin afterwards, it usually pays off quickly. We’ll check on the free call.
Spend less time on admin after every drop.
Store setup from US$3,000. See full pricing, or work out what a store would cost you and give back.