Solutions by farm
Built for how you raise it — and how you sell it
Every farm selling direct runs into the same handful of walls: orders arriving by text, nobody local knowing you exist, and a website quote with too many zeroes. Below is your kind of operation, and beneath that, each wall and what happens to it.
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The platform is the same for everybody. What changes is which parts matter first — and each page below leads with those.
Grass-Fed Beef & Cattle
A website and store built for cattle ranchers — bulk beef shares, per-cut inventory, deposits, pickup, delivery and local SEO.
See how it fitsPastured Pork
Sell pastured pork direct — whole and half hog shares, deposits, per-cut ordering, subscriptions and pickup or delivery.
See how it fitsPoultry & Eggs
Sell pasture-raised chicken, turkey and eggs — waitlists for sold-out batches, egg subscriptions, deposits, pickup and delivery.
See how it fitsLamb & Sheep
Sell grass-fed lamb direct — whole and half shares, per-cut ordering, seasonal deposits, pickup, delivery and local SEO.
See how it fitsHomesteaders
A simple, credible homestead website and store — sell your surplus eggs, meat and shares, from $29 a month, no code.
See how it fitsRegenerative & Organic
Tell your regenerative story and sell the results — practices front and center, verified reviews, owned email and a real store.
See how it fitsFarmers Market Vendors
Sell beyond Saturday — a website with your market schedule, stall pre-orders, delivery and a newsletter that brings shoppers back.
See how it fitsBison, Elk & Specialty
Sell bison, elk and specialty meats direct — bulk shares, deposits, per-cut inventory, waitlists, your own domain and SEO.
See how it fitsNot listed? Farm To Net works for any farm selling direct — browse every feature or start a free trial.
You already have customers. The hard part is taking the order.
Direct sales break down in the same five places on nearly every farm. Here is each one, and what happens to it.
"My orders come in by text, Facebook message and email, and I keep the list in a notebook."
Your storefront takes the order, the payment and the customer's details in one pass, and every order lands in one place with a status you can move.
- Products, cuts and bundles with real stock counts — sell one and the count comes down on its own
- Checkout on your own site, so a customer never leaves to finish paying
- One order list, with statuses, so nothing is "I think I told them Thursday"
- Contact messages land in the same inbox as the orders
"Half a beef is not an add-to-cart. I need a deposit, a hanging weight, and a conversation."
Large and custom orders are treated as what they are: a deposit now, the balance when the weight is known.
- Take a deposit up front and invoice the balance once the animal is cut
- Bundles and custom orders sit beside the everyday cuts, not in a separate system
- Substitutions when a cut runs short, without cancelling the order
- The customer sees where their order is without emailing you to ask
"Everything sells out, and then people ask me for months when the next batch is ready."
Being sold out becomes a list instead of a lost sale.
- A sold-out product collects back-in-stock requests instead of turning people away
- Restocking it emails everyone who asked, automatically
- Your newsletter list builds from the same site, with no third-party signup form
- Campaigns go to that list when the next batch is ready
"The same twenty families buy most of what I raise, and I re-sell to them from scratch every single time."
Recurring orders run themselves, so the families who already buy from you stop being a monthly sales job.
- Subscriptions and CSA-style shares, charged on a schedule
- A customer manages their own subscription instead of texting you to pause it
- Renewals and failures are visible before they become an awkward conversation
"The marketplace takes a cut, and I never learn who bought from me."
Payments go to your own Stripe account. The platform takes no commission on your sales, and the customer list is yours.
- Your Stripe account, your payouts — money does not sit with us on the way
- 0% commission on what you sell
- Every customer who buys is on your list, not somebody else's
Getting found
The customers are local. They just cannot find you.
Demand for pasture-raised meat is not the problem. Being findable is.
"People forty minutes away are buying supermarket beef and have never heard of us."
Your farm goes in a public directory built for exactly that search, with what you raise and how someone can get it.
- A directory listing with your meats, your county and how you deliver
- Pickup, local delivery, farmers market, drop-off or shipping — stated plainly
- A profile page that stands on its own in search results
"I search for grass-fed beef near me and get four feedlots and a recipe blog."
Every page is built to be indexed properly, without you learning what a meta description is.
- Per-page titles and descriptions you can set in plain language
- Structured data for your farm, your products and your location
- A sitemap that updates itself as you add pages
"Our Instagram is our website, and half our customers are not on Instagram."
A real site at your own address, which you own and which does not disappear when an algorithm changes.
- Your own domain — yourfarm.com — on Growth and Pro
- Five themes built for farms, not a general-purpose template
- Works on a phone, because that is where your customers are reading it
"If all they see is a price per pound, I lose to the supermarket every time."
Space to say why your meat costs what it costs — which is the only argument that wins.
- Story and about pages built with blocks, not a developer
- A blog and recipes, so somebody has a reason to come back before they buy
- Photos of the actual animals on the actual pasture
You are in a field, not at a desk.
A website you cannot update from a truck is a website that goes stale in a month.
"I am at the market on Saturday and the site still says last week's availability."
The admin is built for a phone with one hand free.
- Change stock, prices and availability from the same phone you take payments on
- Mark an order fulfilled while you are handing it over
- No app to install, no separate password to lose
"Changing a sentence on my site means emailing the guy who built it and waiting a week."
You change it. Blocks you drag, text you type, pictures you upload.
- Heroes, galleries, testimonials, product grids and text blocks
- See the change before it is live
- No HTML, and nothing you can break that cannot be undone
"I have no idea whether any of this is doing anything."
Visitor numbers, popular pages and where people came from — in the admin, without adding a tracker.
- Which pages and products people actually look at
- Where visitors came from, including the market flyer QR code
- No Google account required, and nothing sold to advertisers
"Enquiries come to my personal email, my wife's phone and the Facebook page."
One inbox on the site, and the messages stay attached to the customer who sent them.
- Contact form messages in the same place as orders
- Reply without handing out your personal number
- Nothing lost because it arrived on the wrong phone
What it costs
The quote was five figures. This is not that.
Most farms stop here, so it is worth being direct about it.
"I was quoted thousands and three months for a website that sells nothing."
Start free, and have a site with a working store the same afternoon.
- A free trial with no card
- Themes already designed, so there is nothing to design
- The store is included, not a phase two
"Every marketplace wants a percentage of a margin I barely have."
A flat monthly price, and nothing taken from your sales.
- 0% commission — you keep the sale
- Card processing goes to your own Stripe account at Stripe's rates
"The cheap builder ran out of room and I had to start over."
The plan changes; the site does not. You keep your pages, your products and your customers.
- Move up a plan without rebuilding anything
- Your own domain on Growth and Pro
- Your data is yours, and exportable
"I do not want another monthly bill for the rest of my life."
Buy the system once and run it as your own, with no plan, no monthly charge and no mention of us anywhere on it.
- A one-off purchase instead of a subscription
- Your own installation, your own branding throughout
- Every feature of your plan, with nothing switched off
Your farm. Your store. Your margin.
Every one of those problems, solved the same afternoon
Pick a theme, add your cuts, connect Stripe. The store is live before evening chores.