$29 a month, first 30 days free. Want it set up for you? $20, paid only once you like it. No contract.
Your Own Website, And $29 A Month Includes Me
Other apps give you a tool and a help page, and you are on your own. With KeyHUD:
- Change anything yourself, any time — or never touch it. Your choice.
- Rather not? Send me the change — a new item, a new price, a photo, sold out this week, holiday hours, or a whole new look — and I do it for you, usually within a day or two.
- As many changes as you want. Rebuild it ten times if you like. That is what the $29 is for.
- I watch your shop and fix problems myself, usually before you notice.
- Want your own .com? Your shop starts at keyhud.com/your-shop, and you can move it to your own name, like yourbakery.com, any time. Just ask and I set it up.
Not sure if it fits what you sell? Just ask. A real person answers. — Jay, Nebraska
Set Up For You: $20
Busy? Send us your menu (a photo is fine) and we build your whole shop for you: products, prices, photos and pickup days. We go over it together until you are happy, and you only pay the $20 once you like it. Ask us to set yours up.
What You Get
- Your own ordering page with your products, prices and photos, ready to share in a text, on Facebook or in your bio.
- Payments straight to your bank through Stripe. Customers pay when they order, so no more no-shows.
- A pickup calendar so customers pick from the days and times you choose.
- Order list with what to make, for who, and when.
- Messages with customers in one place instead of scattered texts.
- Free tools like the cottage food label maker.
After Your Free 30 Days
$29 a month for everything above. Card payments carry Stripe’s normal processing fee, paid to Stripe like on any platform.
Is It Worth It?
If KeyHUD saves you two no-shows a month, or brings in one extra cake order, it has paid for itself. And your first 30 days cost nothing at all.
Questions
Do I need a website already? No. KeyHUD is your page.
Do my customers need an app? No. They tap your link and order.
What can I sell? Baked goods, meals, candy, soap, candles, crafts, anything you make. Check your state’s cottage food rules for food.
