Jewelry makers: one-of-one pieces need one stock count
How it works day to day
Each piece is listed once. When it sells — at the fair table or on your page — it comes off everywhere. Custom requests come in through chat on your page instead of scattered DMs.
A one-of-one piece cannot be sold twice: the fair table and the web page share the same shelf, which is the whole point.
What your page does
- Takes real orders for one-of-one rings, earrings, custom pieces — buyers pay on the web with no app and no account.
- Books time with a calendar that shows what is actually open.
- Answers questions in a built-in chat, so your customer conversations stop living in DMs.
- Takes cards in person — Tap to Pay on iPhone means the phone you already own is the card reader.
- Keeps one count across in-person and online, so nothing sells twice.
What it costs
Online orders: 3.5% + 30¢ all-in — card processing is already inside that number, not on top of it.
In person: 0.5% on top of standard card processing.
Cash sales at the register: free.
Compare that with $29–$99/month link-in-bio subscriptions, or free tiers that keep 9–12% of every sale. The math is on the comparison pages.
When Tavvi isn’t the pick
If you run a full premise operation — a dining room with servers, a kitchen display rail, table maps — you are shopping for restaurant POS, and Toast or Square for Restaurants will fit better. Tavvi is built for one person selling real work from wherever they are.
Set up the free register with no account. Your public page and online orders switch on whenever you claim your handle.