When someone buys from you, your MacBook's notch drops down with the amount and a chime. Stripe, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Shopify, Framer and seven more, added up in one place.
Connect a store in under a minute with a key or your login. Free covers one platform; Pro adds every other, and today's total adds them all up.
RevenueCat, Etsy and Patreon are next. Tell us what you sell on.
Small things glance, sales drop, and big days get a bigger moment. Grouped when they come in fast, held while you're in Focus or sharing your screen.
Remixes, likes and small sales widen the notch for three seconds with a soft tick.
The amount, the product and a two-note chime. Hover to keep it, click to open today.
First sale of the day, outliers, big rank jumps and goals get a taller drop and a three-note chime.
Rest the pointer on the notch to see today across every platform: revenue, sales, the week, and the latest events, refunds included.
No subscription. Try everything for 7 days, then keep one platform free forever or unlock the rest with a single payment.
Anything else, write to us from the app's menu.
No. On older MacBooks, iMacs and external displays, SoldBell draws a notch of its own in the menu bar. Or choose menu bar only, and moments drop from the menu bar icon.
On your Mac. Keys go into the macOS Keychain and the app talks to each platform directly. There's no SoldBell server in between.
It never does. It only reads sales, products and refunds. Where a platform offers read-only keys, like Stripe's restricted keys, setup asks for one.
RevenueCat for mobile apps, then Etsy and Patreon. RevenueCat will show new subscribers and MRR changes as grouped moments, since it doesn't offer a live feed of individual sales.
Each platform is checked every 2 minutes (every minute if you like), Stripe every 5 minutes to stay within its free allowance. Framer Marketplace stats update more slowly, a few times an hour.
Your first platform keeps working on Free. The others pause with their keys saved, so upgrading turns them straight back on.
No. During calls, screen sharing, Focus and full-screen video, moments wait and play as one catch-up afterwards.
Free for one platform. macOS 14 or later.