PayBrisk

Farm stands

Get paid at a stand nobody is watching

A roadside stand runs on trust, a cash box and usually a Venmo handle taped to the table. PayBrisk turns that into one printed sign with your prices on it. A customer scans it, taps the eggs and honey they took or types what they owe, and their payment app opens with the amount already in. You get a list of who said they paid, to check against your apps and the box.

How a sale goes

  1. 1Add your prices and your Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, Zelle or Square details, then print the sign with your prices on it.
  2. 2A customer scans it, taps what they took or types the amount, and pays in their own app. Cash goes in the box.
  3. 3Their "I've sent it" lands under Orders, so at the end of the day you can see what was paid for and check it against your apps.

What helps

  • The amount, already typed in

    Cash App and PayPal links open with the total filled in, and Venmo does on phones with the app. Zelle shows the contact and the amount to copy.

    How it works: The amount, already typed in

  • Prices on the sign

    The sign prints up to eight of your prices in big type, so people can see the cost before they reach for their phone.

    How it works: Prices on the sign

  • Sold out for today

    One button on your dashboard puts "Sold out for today" on your page until midnight, so nobody drives over for nothing.

  • Regulars hear where you'll be

    Customers can leave their email on your page and get one note when you post your next market day.

    How it works: Regulars hear where you'll be
An example order

Cedar Hollow Farm

Roadside stand

  • Eggs, dozen × 2$12.00
  • Honey, 1 lb$12.00
  • Flowers$10.00
Total$34.00

The business and the prices are made up. Your customer taps the items and pays in their own app.

What it does not do

  • PayBrisk never sees the money, so it cannot tell you a payment arrived. A customer's "I've sent it" is their word until you check your app.
  • Venmo and Cash App ask anyone selling things to use a business profile, and those charge their own fee. PayBrisk adds nothing on top.
  • A customer's phone needs a signal to open their payment app. The page itself keeps working offline once it has loaded.

What it costs

  • PayBrisk is free: no plan, no monthly fee and no cut of your sales.
  • Cash costs nothing. Payment apps set their own terms for business profiles.

Questions

Everything else is on the full FAQ.

Can I take payments in person, at a stall or a truck?
Yes, that is what it is for. Claim paybrisk.app/yourname and add what you sell, and your page becomes a menu: a customer scans your sign, taps what they want and pays the total in whichever app they use while you serve somebody else. When there is a line, open Register on your dashboard, tap the items, and show the customer a QR code with the total filled in. Both keep working with no signal once you switch on offline mode.
Which payment apps does it work with?
Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, PayPal and Square, plus cash. Save the ones you use and your own page at paybrisk.app/yourname lists every one, each with a button or a QR code, so a customer pays you in whichever app they already have. Every bill you send lists them too, with the amount filled in, and you mark it paid once the money arrives.
Can customers find me after market day, or see my whole market?
Yes. Set Where you'll be next on your dashboard, a day and a line like "Riverside market, 8 to 1, blue tent", and it shows under your name on your page until the day has passed. To put a whole market on one link, open Make a page for your whole market, pick an address like paybrisk.app/m/riverside and add each stall by its PayBrisk link. Shoppers see every stall, with the ones coming next at the top, and tap through to each one's menu. A stall that was added can take itself off.

Try it on your next sale

Set up your page and sign now, with no account needed. Your email is the last thing we ask for, and there is no password.

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