Pricing
Free until you’re actually making money. After that, ten dollars a month, whatever you sell and however people pay. We never take a percentage of a sale — not on card, not on cash, not ever.
Subscribing happens here on the web. Download the app and sign in with the same account — nothing to buy inside the app.
It’s roughly the point where a card processor’s per-swipe fees would already have cost you more than ten dollars. So the free tier ends exactly where paying us starts making sense for you — not before. If you’re selling less than that, we’d rather you kept your money and just used the ledger.
Crossing the line never interrupts a market day. Nothing in SugarSnapp blocks you from recording a sale — not a lapsed card, not an unpaid month, not the cap. If you have a huge Saturday, you have a huge Saturday, and every sale is recorded normally. We tell you afterwards.
The register lives on your phone. The ledger, the exports and your subscription live on the web, so you can reach them from anything.
On Android? The web version runs your ledger and your self-checkout page in any browser — no install.
Sales you record in SugarSnapp, whatever the payment method, over a rolling month. It’s a measure of your activity, not a bill — we never touch the money itself.
Cancelling means stopping payment, not losing your books. You keep read access to everything you recorded and can export it any time, forever. What a subscription pays for is recording new sales.
Then don’t pay in the winter. Cancel at the end of the season and come back when the market opens; nothing is deleted and you pick up where you left off.
No. Card payments go through your own Stripe account, straight to you, at Stripe’s published rate. We add nothing and never touch the funds.
Free. Organizer accounts — the manager’s tent, token reconciliation, the end-of-day squaring — cost nothing.