Your customers order on your own order page, with your name on it. Seconds later your phone buzzes with their name and a button to call them. The welcome email, the payment instructions and the shipping sheet are already done.
Free test: type your business name, see your page, get the two emails. No card.
You keep the part you’re good at: the call. Everything around it happens on its own, the same way every time.
Before anything else happens, so it can’t get lost in a customer’s email app or a website plugin that quietly broke.
Name, town, what they want, the total, and one button to call them back. Nothing to log into.
In your name: when you’ll call, and how to pay you safely, so nobody can pretend to be you. Tested to land in the inbox.
Take payment the way you already do: card on the phone, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, check.
A shipping sheet with the address ready to copy, then an “on its way” email with the tracking number. At 9 PM, one short summary of the day.
Keep the order pad if you love it. You just won’t need it anymore.
Tell us your business name and what you sell. We’ll make your order page, the one your customers would use, with your name on it. Order something as if you were your own customer, and watch what lands in your inbox.
Setup is done for you, with your name, your prices and your payment accounts. Then it’s a flat monthly price for the whole business, not per person.
$750 once to build it. Then $39 or $59 a month. The first three months on Essential come to $867, all in. After that, month to month.
Our promise: if not one real customer fills in your order page within 14 days of going live, you get the $750 back. We see every request, so there’s nothing for you to prove.
One order that would have slipped through the cracks pays for the month.
The order pad: lost slips, missed callbacks, addresses you can’t read. Ring & Ship: every order written up, and it texts you.
Ring & Ship is made in Montréal by an engineer with thirty years on a factory floor. Each system is set up by hand, for one seller at a time, and the same person who built it keeps it running.
One of these systems has been taking real orders for a phone seller since September 2026.
Questions? Write to us. We answer every email, usually within a day.
hello@ringandship.comNo. We build your order page and hand you the link, like ozarkquilts.ringandship.com, ready to use. Nothing to install, nothing to set up. Just share it: on Facebook, on your cards, or in a text to a customer.
Yes. Whoever looks after your website pastes two lines we give you, and the order form shows up on your page. Same texts, same emails. Or simply link to your order page.
No. They fill a short form, they get an email, you call them.
That’s who it’s made for. You get texts, not homework, and the setup is done for you.
You do. It’s never shared, including with our other clients. If you leave, you get a full export.
Never. Customers pay you directly, the way they already do.
Nothing is charged. If you like it, press “Reserve my order page”: it’s free, and you get a written plan with the full cost within a day. If not, we won’t chase you.
If not one real customer fills in your order page within 14 days of going live, write to us and we refund the $750. Every request goes through our system, so we can see it ourselves. Nothing to prove, no forms, no arguing. Your own tests and our checks don’t count, only your customers.
From you. Your page works the day it goes live, but customers only use it once they know about it. Put the link on your flyers and cards, in your emails and on Facebook, and mention it on the phone and at your shows. On day one we send you a ready-to-use announcement you can copy.
We watch it for you. Every page is checked around the clock, and new pages get extra tests during their first weeks, from the form all the way to your text. If something is off, we fix it before you notice.
Yes, any time. Just write to us at hello@ringandship.com and we update your page within a day. It’s included.
Our order line. Save the number once as “Orders” and you’ll always know it’s a sale.
Of course. The page is for people who’d rather not wait on hold or leave a voicemail.