Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
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Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#2Very nice. Wish I had known about this several months ago... Charging people for products that are not quite ready to ship yet really does hurt sales vs charging when it ships. Will for sure try this for our next product. Hopefully they will have authorize.net integration by then though because the rates are still better than Stripe or Pay Pal.
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#3Very nice. Wish I had known about this several months ago... Charging people for products that are not quite ready to ship yet really does hurt sales vs charging when it ships. Will for sure try this for our next product. Hopefully they will have authorize.net integration by then though because the rates are still better than Stripe or Pay Pal.
celery co-founder here. interested to hear about your next product! we'd be happy to help
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#4Very nice. Wish I had known about this several months ago... Charging people for products that are not quite ready to ship yet really does hurt sales vs charging when it ships. Will for sure try this for our next product. Hopefully they will have authorize.net integration by then though because the rates are still better than Stripe or Pay Pal.
celery co-founder here. interested to hear about your next product! we'd be happy to help
Cool. I'll sign up and check things out (my email is in profile). Our biggest pain point currently (besides having to charge cards right away) is that most online stores do not understand how shipping regions work in the US and around the world and require us to enter tons of duplicate data. Happy to chat about that particular problem with you so you can get it right ;)
Edit: yeah, your shipping UI is not awesome either :)
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#5I've been thinking about adopting Celery for a new product launch. Not sure if I want to go with the Pre-Order system. However, I believe that Celery also works for Real-time orders.
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#6Congrats on the raise! Celery is an awesome product and currently the BEST option out there for taking preorders.
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
celery co-founder here. interested to hear about your next product! we'd be happy to help
Cool. I'll sign up and check things out (my email is in profile). Our biggest pain point currently (besides having to charge cards right away) is that most online stores do not understand how shipping regions work in the US and around the world and require us to enter tons of duplicate data. Happy to chat about that particular problem with you so you can get it right ;) Edit: yeah, your shipping UI is not awesome eit…
Thanks for that feedback. Definitely interested in your thoughts on how shipping should work, will follow up over email
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#8I've been thinking about adopting Celery for a new product launch. Not sure if I want to go with the Pre-Order system. However, I believe that Celery also works for Real-time orders.
Hi, Celery guy here. It works for real-time orders as well. Happy to answer any questions you have setting it up. support@trycelery.com
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#9Congrats! Question- would Celery make sense for a food business that takes seasonal pre-orders?
Re: Celery (YC S12) Raises $2 Million To Help Makers Accept Pre-Orders
#10I've had the privilege of working with the Celery guys for a while (client project) and can attest that they offer incredibly responsive support and assistance.
They have bent over backwards to help us get more pre-order sales, install better analytics and even went to bat for us in getting our Paypal limits increased.
Big congrats to them!