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Orders and bookings on your own website, without the commission.

A marketplace can take 8–20% of every sale and keep the customer. This is that same site, on your own domain, on a flat plan instead.

30 days free. No card needed to start.

18 businesses run on it today. Our name is on none of them.

Each one is a real site you can order from or book with. Nothing is charged.

What actually changes

Stays

  • Whatever you already use in person: your till, your appointment book, your order pad
  • Any app you're already listed on, for people who find you there
  • Your phone number, your socials, the way people already know you

New

  • Your own site, for bookings, orders, or just getting in touch
  • Payments straight to your own account
  • A plan, not a percentage of what you sell

Goes

  • The commission. Only on what moves to your own site.

See what you'd keep

A guess is enough. How many orders or bookings a month, what one is usually worth, and the cut a marketplace takes now.

Revenue through that channel, monthly 75.000 kr.

What you'd keep, per month

9.826 kr.

Per year 117.912 kr.

What a marketplace takes11.250 kr.

What Whitebord takes1.424 kr.

A plan built for higher volume can cost less per order. See the full pricing.

Who this is for

Two kinds of business today, with the same one thing missing.

Before you sign up

Free for 30 days
No card needed to start.
Your own payments
Card payments settle to your own Stripe account. We are never the merchant and never hold your money.
Your name on it, not ours
Nothing your customer sees mentions Whitebord: not a badge, not a footer line, not the checkout.
Two plans, plainly priced
The difference is a custom domain and priority support, not what you can sell or how much of it.
Your customers stay yours
You own the customer list, what you sell and the domain. Leaving means pointing your DNS somewhere else.
A real person
Priority support on the Growth plan means a person, not a queue.

Your business already runs.

This is the part that used to be software's problem, and now is not.