A free website for your jewelry business
Show your pieces with photos and prices. A customer taps “Ask to order”, and you get an email. Every price covers your materials, your time and the fees.
Make my free websiteFree for up to 10 pieces. No card needed.
What your website does
Your pieces, with photos and prices
Made from the designs you save, so each price stays right when your supplies cost more.
“Ask to order” on every piece
A customer leaves her name and a note, and you get an email. You reply and get paid your own way.
A QR code for your market table
Customers who aren't ready to buy at your booth can find your pieces later.
A web address with your shop's name
Put it in your Instagram bio, on your cards and on your table sign.
No share of your sales
Customers pay you directly. We never hold their money or take a cut.
Make your website in a few minutes
Price a piece, or save one from a free calculator. Then pick a look, add a line about you, choose your pieces and publish. Share your link, and print your QR code for your table.
Make my free websiteLater, the BeadCounters marketplace
A marketplace comes later. Buyers will browse handmade jewelry from makers on BeadCounters, then order from each maker's own website. See when each part opens
Questions about your website
A few minutes. Pick a look, add a line about you, choose pieces from your designs, and publish.
Yes, for up to 10 pieces. Pro, at $19 per month, shows every piece and later lets you use your own domain.
No. Your website works on its own, alongside Etsy or instead of it. BeadCounters isn't made by or connected to Etsy.
A customer taps “Ask to order”, and you get an email. You reply with your payment links, like PayPal or Venmo, and get paid your own way.
No. Customers pay you directly. We never hold their money or take a share.
No. It's made from the designs you save in BeadCounters. Add a photo and a price, then choose the piece for your website.
A place where buyers browse handmade jewelry from makers on BeadCounters, then order from each maker's website. It comes later.