About
Made on a farm, for farms.
Pasturly comes from Nature’s Grove Farm in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, where it runs every pack day.
Built by a farm
I built Pasturly because my own farm needed it.
I’m Andy. I run Nature’s Grove Farm in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, 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 tried fell short in other ways or wanted a cut of every sale. So I built the tools we were missing, used them on our own pack days, and kept going.
Pasturly is for small farms selling direct that are holding Shopify together with spreadsheets and group texts. If that’s you, I’d love to hear how you sell.
Andy, the farmer behind Pasturly
What we believe
A few things Pasturly will always do
Talk like a farmer
Every screen asks what you’d ask yourself. “Where can you ship?”, not “configure a delivery profile”. If a screen needs a glossary, we redesign the screen.
Never take a cut
A flat monthly price. Your good year shouldn’t turn into our good year at your expense.
Keep you on Shopify
Your store, your customers, your checkout. Pasturly adds the farm parts and never asks you to move.
Charge what it weighed
Customers pay for what they actually took home. Never a rounded-up guess, never a refund to chase.
Look after your customers’ data
Only you and the people you trust see it, and you can always check who did. Gone when a customer asks.
Get used on a real farm
Pasturly runs Nature’s Grove’s own pack days. If something is awkward at 6am with cold hands, we feel it first.
Start today
Ready before your next pack day.
Start your farm on Pasturly now. Your first 7 days are free, with no card needed, and the setup list walks you through it one question at a time.
- 7 days free, then choose your plan
- No required setup fee, no cut of your sales
- Help from a farmer who uses it every week
Selling on Shopify?
Pasturly for Shopify puts the same farm tools inside your Shopify store. It’s taking early-access farms while Shopify reviews it for the App Store.