£0 / month
Enough to run this week's collections, and to see the app working on your own products. Not a trial — it does not run out.
Plans
What each plan gets.
Every feature in the app, and which plan it sits on. Two plans rather than three, because a boundary people understand beats a boundary that earns slightly more.
£19.97 / month
billed yearly · or £24.93 month to month
Prices as the Wix App Market shows them in pounds. Wix sets
them from our US dollar price at its own exchange rate, so they can move;
what you pay is the price Wix shows when you subscribe.
The rule engine, the kitchen tools, the counter till and the allergen work. A 14-day free trial on your first subscription, cancel any time before it ends. Paying yearly saves £59.52 over the year.
Included Limited on free Not on this plan
Collection scheduling
The core: customers pick when they will come in, inside your existing Wix checkout.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Collection slot picker at checkout Sits with the collection delivery option. Once you have told it which delivery options mean collection, it also refuses an order placed without a time — a server-side backstop for a browser that skipped the picker. | Yes | Yes |
| How far ahead customers can book Free's one real limit. A shop taking this week's orders never meets it; a celebration cake meets it on the first order. | 7 days | Your setting |
| Opening hours, by weekday Only the hours you actually hand orders over become slots. | Yes | Yes |
| Slot length Fifteen minutes, half an hour, an hour — whatever suits the counter. | Yes | Yes |
| Notice period before a collection | One, shop-wide | Per category |
| Weekly order deadlines “Order by 9pm Thursday for that weekend.” | One, shop-wide | Per category |
| How many collections in one slot You cannot hand over twelve boxes in a ten-minute window. | Yes | Yes |
| Orders per week, per category | No | Yes |
| Bakes per week, counted through box recipes Forty brownies is forty brownies, whether they sell loose or inside a box. | No | Yes |
| Closed dates, holiday ranges, blocked times | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Customers change their own time With a cut-off, and lockable for made-to-order items. | Yes | Yes |
| Upcoming Collections diary Who is collecting what and when, with the Wix order behind each line. | Yes | Yes |
| Mark collected, or reschedule, from the dashboard | Yes | Yes |
The kitchen
Orders turned into a baking list, and boxes that know what is inside them.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| What To Make A day, a week or any range of dates, with every order added up into bakes. | No | Yes |
| Boxes broken into their contents Six Weekend Boxes become thirty-six brownies on the list, not six boxes. | No | Yes |
| Box recipes What each box holds, and how many of each. | No | Unlimited |
| Box stock follows its contents Sell six brownies loose and the box count drops with them. | No | Yes |
| A box is only offered while everything in it is in stock | No | Yes |
| Stock Changes log What came off the shelf, why, and which order did it. | No | Yes |
| Printable production sheet | No | Yes |
| Printable picking and packing sheets From Upcoming Collections: by the day to pick, by the order to pack. | Yes | Yes |
| Box numbers shown inside Wix Stores inventory A panel where you already manage stock, rather than another tab. | No | Yes |
The counter
Selling face to face without making a market stall wait for a variant dropdown.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Counter till One big button per bake. No variant to pick when there is only ever one. | No | Unlimited |
| Only what is in stock, grouped by category | No | Yes |
| Your quantity offers applied as you tap Four at £4.50 becomes “4 for £16” — priced by Wix, so the till and the website never disagree. | No | Yes |
| The sale recorded in Wix as a real order Stock and reporting stay right. Cash is marked paid; card goes through your own terminal. | No | Yes |
| Full-screen mode with product pictures | No | Yes |
Allergens and product content
Your spreadsheet and your product pages both say what is in a bake. This is where you find out they disagree, before a customer does.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Product check Missing pictures, allergen lines that contradict the ingredients, stock set up in a way that will bite. | No | All products |
| Spreadsheet against your product pages Your tick-box allergen sheet, checked row by row against what the website says. | No | All products |
| Word-for-word ingredients check Not just “these differ” — it says which word the two versions part company on. | No | Yes |
| Boxes judged as boxes A box is asked for links to what is inside it and a line telling customers to check those, not for an ingredients list it cannot honestly have. | No | Yes |
| The fix, ready to copy The corrected allergen line, or the spreadsheet's ingredients, shown beside what the page says now — copy it and paste it into the product. Nothing on your site changes by itself. | No | Yes |
| Move your products to another site Products, ingredients, prices, stock, categories, product groups and quantity discounts, in one file — including what Wix's own CSV leaves behind. | No | Yes |
| Allergen matrix export Every product against all fourteen, one sheet, ready to print for the counter. | No | Yes |
| Fix buttons Punctuation, and the box allergen line, corrected from the findings list rather than by hand. | No | Yes |
On your website
The parts customers see outside checkout.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity offer prompt on the product page “Add one more and it's 4 for £16.” | No | Yes |
| Cart offer prompt | No | Yes |
| Cross-sell suggestions by category | No | Unlimited |
| Where To Find Us Market stalls and pop-ups listed on your own site. | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Recurring appearances Weekly, fortnightly, monthly by date, or “first Saturday” and “last Sunday”. | Yes | Yes |
| Next-appearance banner | Yes | Yes |
| Change-your-time page element For a “manage your order” page linked from the confirmation email. | Yes | Yes |
Housekeeping
The unglamorous half, and never gated — a shop's obligations do not depend on what it pays.
| Feature | Free | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Retention and anonymising Old bookings anonymised on your schedule; the Wix order history is left alone. | Yes | Yes |
| Erase one customer on request | Yes | Yes |
| Collection reminders The day before, the customer is reminded they have something to collect, through your own Wix Automations. Sent once per booking, and never twice. It goes when the app is next in use — a new order, or you opening the dashboard — so the day before rather than to the minute. A forgotten delivery still turns up; a forgotten collection is thrown away. | Yes | Yes |
| Automations Fire a Wix automation when a collection is moved, and when it is handed over. You write the message in the editor you already know. | Yes | Yes |
| Export and import your setup Move hours, rules and recipes between sites, or keep a copy before a big change. | Yes | Yes |
| Your data stays in your own site Bookings, settings and recipes live in CMS collections you own. | Yes | Yes |
Two things deliberately not limited on free
Closure periods. Holidays are not a premium feature. A shop closed for August, Christmas and a bank holiday is already at three, and capping that irritates people for no revenue.
The allergen check is all or nothing — never a per-product count. “We checked twenty of your thirty-six products” is worse than checking none, because a shop may believe it is covered. A safety feature does not get a partial tier.
What free is for
Free runs this week's collections. Set your hours, take bookings, let customers pick a time and reschedule themselves, and see the whole app working on your own products.
The one real limit is the seven-day booking window. A shop taking orders for the coming weekend will never meet it. A shop taking a fortnight's notice for a celebration cake meets it on the first order — which is the honest moment to decide whether the rest is worth £19.97 a month.
Nothing set up on free is lost. Category lead times and weekly caps can be typed in and sit there unused; upgrading switches them on rather than asking anyone to start again. Downgrading takes the features away and keeps the data.
More of the app on the screenshots page.
Something missing?
This is a young app built in one working bakery, so the gaps are the ones that bakery never hit. If yours needs something it does not do — a rule that does not fit your week, a report you keep building by hand — tell us. It reaches a person, and it is the most useful message this site carries.