For independent boutiques

Built for a store run by its owner, not by a franchise office

You are the buyer, the closer, the workroom manager and the bookkeeper — often in the same afternoon. Software written for a head office assumes somebody else does four of those jobs. RingUps was built inside a single-location boutique, for stores exactly like yours.

No IT staff needed Unlimited logins Migration done for you
Your Tuesday, before nine
What used to take an hour of checking
1 gown at risk of being latedraft ready
8 appointments, 2 first fittingsrooms assigned
3 gowns due out of the workroomS. Reyes
$540 instalment due Sep 1reminder set
Recognized this week$4,825
One screen instead of a spreadsheet, a binder, the calendar and a text thread with your seamstress.
Where your week actually goes

The hours you spend coordinating, not selling

Set your own numbers. Most owners are surprised by the annual total.

Hours a week on admin & chasing6 hrs
What an hour of yours is worth$60
7.5
Full working weeks a year spent on coordination
$18,000
What those hours cost you at your own rate
$9,000
Recovered if half of it stops being manual — against $1,188 a year for Starter
This is the part nobody puts on an invoice: the Monday morning spent checking whether anything slipped, the evening reconciling deposits, the Saturday interrupted to answer where a gown is.
One flat price

$99 a month, and it stays $99

Starter covers point of sale, appointments, online booking, inventory, CRM, special orders with the deadline engine, and deferred-revenue accounting. Unlimited staff logins on every plan.

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Runs on its own

No IT person, no server, no setup project

It runs in the browser on the iPad and laptop you already own. The deadline engine and the workroom do the coordinating that would otherwise be a job you'd have to hire for.

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Switching

We do the migration, over a weekend

Your brides, gowns, open orders, deposit balances and alterations history — moved and reconciled for you, free for founding stores. You never close.

How migration works →
What independents tell us

The four things that keep an owner awake

"Is anything going to arrive too late?"
Every order carries a must-arrive-by date computed from the wedding, and slips surface in the morning brief. The deadline engine →
"What's actually happening in the workroom?"
A queue with a seamstress, a fitting date and a price on every gown, visible to the whole store. The workroom →
"How much of this money is really mine?"
Deposits sit as a liability until delivery, so your revenue and your tax bill reflect gowns that actually went out. Deferred revenue →
"What happens when I'm not in the store?"
Anyone on shift can answer where a gown is, what she's paid and what happens next — without calling you. One record per bride →
Independent bridal boutique
One location, four staff

Cande Bridal is exactly the size of store this was built for — 2,902 brides, four staff, no IT department.

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Founding stores

Independent stores set the roadmap here

We're taking a limited number of founding stores: migration free, price locked for three years, and the founders' numbers. What we want back is the truth about what's missing — which is how the deadline engine and the workroom got built in the first place.

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Fifteen minutes, your own gowns, no script

Bring your worst open order and your alterations binder. We'll show you both running properly.

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