Built by a farmer, for farmers

Giving farmers more ways to sell.

Let customers build their own meat or produce box. Charge for what a cut actually weighed. Run pickups, delivery routes and shipping from one place, and pack, hand over and deliver without the spreadsheets and group texts. Manage your own CSA (meat or produce), and sell whole, halved and quartered animals.

Pasturly runs your whole farm, with your website, checkout and a card reader for the market all built in. Already selling on Shopify? Pasturly works inside your store too, and it’s taking early-access farms now. Two ways to run it →

7 days free · From $99 a month · No cut of your sales

A farmer hands a customer her pre-ordered bag of vegetables at a market stall, with a shelf of labeled pickup orders behind him

With Shopify or without

Run your whole site on Pasturly, or keep your Shopify store and add Pasturly to it.

No cut of your sales

One flat monthly price, however much you sell. No required setup fee.

Local and shipped, together

Market pickups, your own delivery route and frozen shipping in one store.

Made on a working farm

Built and used by a farmer.

Two ways to run it

One set of farm tools, two ways to run them.

By the pound, boxes, pickups and routes, packing, cut sheets and the CSA, either way. Run your whole farm on Pasturly, website and payments included, or put the same tools inside a Shopify store you already have.

Open now · 7 days free

Pasturly (Standalone)

Your whole farm on one platform, with no Shopify needed.

  • Your whole farm website, built from ready-made farm sections, on your own domain
  • Online checkout, with payments going straight into your own Stripe account
  • A market app for your phone: tap to pay, cash and checks, and a Stripe card reader for chip cards, ordered from Stripe inside Pasturly. Get it on Google Play; iPhone coming soon
  • Receipts and pickup reminders sent from your farm’s own email address
  • The same plans and prices. Card fees are Stripe’s, with nothing added

Early access now

Pasturly (Shopify)

For farms already selling on Shopify that want to keep their store.

  • Opens inside your Shopify admin, next to your orders and products
  • Your theme, checkout, apps and customers stay where they are
  • Shopify takes the payments, and Shopify POS works as it does now
  • Billed on your Shopify bill

Case study

Pack day went from 4 hours to 2.

Nature’s Grove Farm sells pork and chicken at two farmers markets, farm pickup, a delivery route and a CSA.

2 hours

saved on every pack day

$4,200

a year kept by not paying a percentage of sales

42%

increase in sales compared to the previous year

“Saturday morning used to start with scattered papers and hoping all my spreadsheets did not miss any orders. Now I load the coolers off one list and know every order is accounted for and exactly where each one is.”

Owner, Nature’s Grove Farm

What it does

Everything a farm selling direct actually does

From the moment a customer picks their cuts to the moment you hand them the bag. Every screen asks questions you can answer from memory, in words you already use, with Shopify or without.

A wooden box of vegetables handed from a farmer to a customer at sunset

Every plan

Boxes your customers build

Customers choose a box and how often, then fill it with the cuts they want: steaks, eggs, vegetables, whatever you sell. It renews and charges on its own, and they can change their picks right up to the cutoff you set.

How boxes work →

Two raw strip steaks seasoned on a wooden board

Every plan

Sell by the pound

The customer’s card is held at checkout, not charged. You weigh each pack when you pack the order, and they pay exactly what it weighed. No guessing, no refunds, no rounding in anyone’s favor.

How weighing works →

An insulated shipping box with two vacuum-sealed steaks and an ice pack

Every plan · routes on Route

Pickup, delivery and shipping

Set up your markets, farm pickup, delivery routes and shipping once. Each customer only sees the days, dates and products that work for the way they’re getting their order.

How it reaches people →

A farmer setting out greens and squash in wooden crates at a market stall

Every plan

Pack day, sorted

One list of every order, box and CSA share, with where each product is kept. Print it, build the orders, print the labels, stage them, and mark each one picked up at the market.

See pack day →

An assortment of raw beef cuts laid out on a dark table: tomahawk, T-bone, strip, shank and burgers

Harvest plan

Cut sheets anyone can fill in

Customers buying a whole, half or quarter choose their cuts on a drawing of the animal, with a photo of each. No butcher talk. You get a clean sheet to hand your processor or email them directly.

How cut sheets work →

A bunch of freshly pulled carrots held over dark soil

Harvest plan

CSA seasons

Sell shares with a deposit, set the pickup weeks, and let members choose what goes in. When someone can’t make a pickup, they pick another place or day themselves.

How the CSA works →

And the rest: your own farm website, a market app for your phone, delivery routes planned for your driver, phone and farm-gate orders, bags split by what can travel together, staging, gift cards and discount codes, customer reviews, newsletters, chicken counts, yields, and your week and your sales on the home page.

A laptop showing Pasturly's packing screen inside Shopify, listing boxes for a Friday delivery route

How it works on Shopify

Set up in an evening. Use it every pack day.

1

Add it to your Shopify store

It opens inside your Shopify admin, next to your orders and products. Nothing to move, nothing to rebuild.

2

Work down the setup list

Where and when people get their food, how often boxes come, which cuts or produce sell by the pound. The list ticks itself off as you go, and a short video covers each step.

3

Put it on your site and take orders

Drop its blocks onto any page of your Shopify theme. Orders land on your pack list, sorted by day and place, ready for the morning.

Without Shopify, Pasturly will start the same way, on the same setup list, with your website and card payments set up there too.

No cut, either way

Keep your store. Keep your sales.

Other farm platforms take a slice of everything you sell, on top of the monthly price. Pasturly never does, with Shopify or without.

$2,400 a year

That’s what a 2% fee costs a farm selling $120,000 a year, before the monthly subscription. It’s more than a full year of Pasturly’s Route plan.

Pasturly (Standalone)Pasturly (Shopify)Other farm platforms
Cut of your salesNoneNoneUp to 2–3%
Card feesStripe’s, with nothing addedShopify’s, as nowSet by them
Your websiteBuilt on Pasturly from farm sectionsYour own Shopify themeCookie-cutter templates
Checkout and market POSPasturly’s own, with a phone app for the marketShopify’s ecommerce and POSTheirs
Selling local and shippingBoth, in one storeBoth, in one storeUsually one or the other
PriceFlat monthlyThe same flat monthlyMonthly plus a percentage

Pricing

One flat price. No cut of your sales.

Every plan starts with 7 days free. On Pasturly no card is needed to start. Pay yearly and get two months free. The plans and prices are the same with Shopify or without.

Market

Sell boxes and farm goods, pack them, and hand them over.

$99

a month, or $990 a year

4 locations and 3 staff included

More are $10 a month each

  • Boxes customers build, and your subscriber list
  • A farm store for a la carte sales
  • Selling by the pound
  • Pickup points and shipping
  • Phone and in-person orders
  • Packing lists, labels, bags and boxes
  • Pickups, and a market stand order list on your phone or tablet
  • Without Shopify: 5,000 newsletter emails a month; receipts and reminders unlimited

Route

Everything in Market, plus getting it to people’s doors.

$189

a month, or $1,890 a year

7 locations and 5 staff included

More are $10 a month each

  • Everything in Market
  • Delivery routes by ZIP code or county
  • Routes planned for you, with arrival times
  • A mobile-friendly page for each driver, with maps
  • Staging: which freezer, which shelf and which cooler at the market
  • Printed order sheets for each market
  • Without Shopify: 10,000 newsletter emails a month; receipts and reminders unlimited

Harvest

Most farms pick this

Everything in Route, plus whole animals and your CSA.

$299

a month, or $2,990 a year

10 locations and 8 staff included

More are $10 a month each

  • Everything in Route
  • Guided cut sheets for beef, pork and lamb
  • Animals, batches and processor dates
  • Yields: live, hanging and take-home weight
  • How many chickens to process this week
  • CSA seasons, deposits, members and renewals
  • Without Shopify: 10,000 newsletter emails a month; receipts and reminders unlimited

The buttons above start your farm on Pasturly (Standalone), where you choose your plan and pay for it once your free days are over. On Shopify? Join early access for Pasturly for Shopify.
Without Shopify, Pasturly is billed to a card; on Shopify, through your Shopify account, alongside everything else. Change plans whenever you like; nothing you’ve set up is lost. Need more than your plan includes? Each extra location is $10 a month, and so is each extra staff seat. Without Shopify, more newsletter emails are $2 per 1,000, up to a monthly limit you set.
Rather we set it all up? Turnkey setup and a one-on-one walkthrough, $500 once.

Built by a farm

I built Pasturly because my own farm needed it.

I’m the farmer behind Pasturly, and have been raising pasture-raised pork and chicken and selling direct: at markets, through a CSA, and online.

A few years ago I moved our store to Shopify, because it’s the best place to sell online. But it wasn’t built for farms, and the farm platforms I explored fell short in other ways or wanted a cut of every sale. So I built the tools we were missing and used them on our own farm.

Not every farm wants Shopify, though, especially ones that sell mostly at markets. So I’m building Pasturly to stand on its own: your website, checkout and a card reader at the stall, with the same farm tools underneath. Farms that love their Shopify store can keep it and add Pasturly to it.

Pasturly is for small farms selling direct that are holding their customer orders together with spreadsheets and group texts. If that’s you, Pasturly is for you.

Andy, the farmer behind Pasturly

Questions

What farmers ask us

Do I have to use Shopify?

No. Pasturly comes with your website, checkout and market card reader all built in, so you don’t need Shopify at all. If you already sell on Shopify and want to keep it, Pasturly works inside your store too: your theme, checkout, apps and customers stay exactly where they are.

Can I start now?

Yes. Start your farm today: your first 7 days are free, with no card needed, and you choose a plan when you’re ready. Every part gets used at our own farm and market stall before any other farm relies on it. Already on Shopify? Pasturly inside Shopify is taking early-access farms now.

What do I need to take cards at the market?

Just your phone: it takes tap payments and phone wallets on its own. For chip cards, add a Stripe Reader M2, a small reader that pairs with your phone over Bluetooth. You’ll order it from inside Pasturly once your Stripe account is connected. You buy it from Stripe at Stripe’s price, Stripe ships it to you, and Pasturly adds nothing. On Shopify, you keep using Shopify POS and Shopify’s own readers. The Pasturly market app is on Google Play for Android, and coming soon for iPhone.

Do you take a percentage of my sales?

No. You pay one flat monthly price, however much you sell, and there’s no required setup fee either. Card payments go straight into your own Stripe account at Stripe’s standard rates, and Pasturly adds nothing to them. On Shopify, the price is on your Shopify bill.

How does selling by the pound work?

Each cut is listed at the most a pack will weigh, so the customer knows the top price. At checkout their card is held, not charged. When you pack the order you weigh each pack, and Pasturly takes only what it actually weighed. The rest of the hold is let go. Nobody waits on a refund.

I only do pickups. Do I need Route?

No. Pickup points, shipping and handing orders over are all in Market. Route is for farms that drive orders to people’s doors and want to know where every order and every product is.

Can I do market pickups and ship frozen meat from the same store?

Yes. Each customer chooses how they get their order first, and then only sees the boxes, products and dates that work for it. Produce can stay off the shipping option while it’s on every pickup.

Can customers change their box?

Yes, until the cutoff you set, like two days before pickup. They can swap their cuts or skip a box from their own account page, without calling you.

What about phone orders and people at the farm gate?

Type them into Pasturly, then email the customer a link to pay or mark it pay at pickup. Either way it lands on the same pack list as everything else.

Does Pasturly email my customers?

Yes. Pasturly sends receipts, pickup reminders and invoices from your farm’s own email address. On Shopify, Shopify keeps sending every order email, the same as it does now. When you want to tell everyone with a pickup this week something, Pasturly gathers them into a list in Shopify, and you write the email in Shopify Email. So you can email just your CSA members, your box subscribers, or whoever is picking up this weekend.

I’m on WordPress, Square or another farm platform. Can I move?

That’s who Pasturly is for. It’s being built to bring your WordPress pages over and keep your old addresses working, so you keep your place on Google. Start your farm, and write to us at admin@pasturly.com to say what you use now.

Who can see my customers’ details?

You, and the people you give a link to. A driver sees their own stops and a market hand signs in with their own PIN, and you can see who opened what and when. On Shopify, your customer list stays in your Shopify account.

I’m not technical. Can I set it up myself?

Yes. It was built for farmers, not developers. A setup list walks you through it one question at a time, in plain words, and there’s a short video for each step. You’ll never be asked to configure a variant or anything called a metaobject. If you’d like help, we also offer to set your store up for you.