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.
Who this is for
Two kinds of business today, with the same one thing missing.
Restaurant, cafe or takeaway
Take orders without giving away a third of them.
Services and appointments
Bookings that do not cost you a cut of every appointment.
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.

















