Built for the claim sale you already run.
On FacebookYou pay a stranger by bank transfer or PayPal friends and family. PayPal’s Buyer Protection covers neither.
On Claim SaleYou pay by card in the app. Claim Sale holds the money. The seller is paid once you’ve received it, or 21 days after it ships if you haven’t reported a problem.
On FacebookSomeone types claim, then goes quiet, and the seller chases them.
On Claim SalePayment is due 24 hours after the sale ends. Unpaid pieces go back to the seller.
On FacebookFacebook can reorder comments, so “I was first” turns into an argument.
On Claim SaleThe first claim to reach Claim Sale wins, by the server’s clock. One piece, one winner.
On FacebookThe seller watches the comments and calls the end by hand.
On Claim SaleEvery sale opens and ends on its own clock. Nobody has to press stop.
On FacebookAfterwards the seller tallies who claimed what, works out postage and messages every buyer an invoice.
On Claim SaleWhen the clock ends, each buyer gets one order with one shipping cost.
On FacebookYour shop lives in a group you don’t own, under a social network’s rules.
On Claim SaleClaim Sale is made for selling whole collections.