Drops
Run limited releases without the DM pileup.
Set a release time, cap quantities, and let customers check out cleanly before things sell out.
A limited-release drop tool for home bakers — set a release window, cap quantities, and let customers check out cleanly on your storefront. Sell-outs are handled automatically. Drop orders flow straight into your production schedule like any other order.Start for free
Saturday Morning Sourdough Drop
8 loaves · $12 each
Opens In
02
HRS
14
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30
SEC
Live Drop
3
Left
5
Sold
8
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⚡ Croissant Box — SOLD OUT
Removed automatically
Drop Orders
01
You can launch at a specific time.
Set your drop window once and share one link. Customers order there instead of flooding your inbox the second you post.
02
Sell-outs are handled automatically.
When a product hits its quantity limit, it is marked sold out. No overselling and no apologetic follow-up messages.
03
You control pacing.
Use item limits and order windows so you do not overbook your bake capacity.
04
Every order is already organized.
Drop orders go straight into your order list with customer details and pickup timing attached.
Saturday Morning Sourdough Drop
8 loaves · $12 each
Opens In
02
HRS
14
MIN
30
SEC
Live Drop
3
Left
5
Sold
8
Total
⚡ Croissant Box — SOLD OUT
Removed automatically
Drop Orders
Release control
Build urgency without creating chaos.
You choose when a drop opens, what is available, and how much you are willing to make. Customers see clear availability, and you keep a realistic prep plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a drop and a regular storefront listing?
A regular listing is always available (subject to inventory). A drop has a defined release time and quantity cap — once it's open, customers can order until it sells out or the window closes.
How do I announce a drop to my customers?
Share your storefront link — or the specific drop product link — wherever you promote your business. Instagram, Facebook, text, email. Crumb Coach handles the order page; you handle the announcement.
Can I limit how many items each customer can buy?
Yes. You can set per-order limits on any product so one customer can't buy out your entire inventory.
What happens when a drop sells out?
The product is automatically marked sold out and removed from the ordering flow. No one can purchase after the limit is hit — you don't have to monitor it manually.
Do drop orders show up in my production planning?
Yes. Drop orders flow straight into your order list and your production schedule just like any other order. Your bake list updates automatically.
More questions? See all FAQs →