Made for artists, crafters & home bakers who sell in Instagram DMs
DM orders,
never lost again.
Take orders on a page that looks like you, track every one from deposit to delivery, and let clients check progress themselves — instead of digging through Instagram DMs.
No sign-up. The demo is a real order book you can play with.
Sound familiar?
Your orders live in DMs, notes,
and the back of your head.
Scrolled through 40 DM threads just to find what size she asked for.
A client asks “so… how’s mine coming along?” for the third time this week.
Forgot to take a deposit. Started the piece. The person vanished.
How it works
Three steps. Zero “what was it again?”
1. Clients order from your page
One link in your bio: a page that looks like you, with your services and add-ons. It asks for references and a deadline, and adds up the price for you.
2. It lands in your order book
Every request becomes one row with the brief, price and deposit status — grouped by what needs you first, so a missing deposit or a piece that’s ready never slips.
3. Clients check status themselves
Each order gets a private status link. “How’s mine?” answers itself, and you stay in the studio, not in the inbox.
Your storefront
A page that looks like you.
One link in your bio. Clients see your work, your prices and what’s open — and start a request in a tap.
Watercolour pet portrait
2–3 weeks
$95
Start request
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Open the storefront demo
Every order in one calm register.
The real demo — fourteen orders from a pet-portrait artist, grouped by the stage they are at. Open it and click any row.
Launching soon. Save your spot in the beta.
People on the list are the first to hear when it opens.
Questions, answered.
No. Orderrow doesn’t connect to Instagram at all. You just share your form link in your bio or DMs, like a Linktree. Personal account, business account, no account: all fine.
It’s yours. Briefs and contacts are stored privately for your workspace only, never sold, never used for ads, and never shown to anyone but you. Delete a client, an order or the whole workspace whenever you like.
Public launch is planned for this fall. The beta opens earlier, starting with a small group from the waitlist in late August, and beta folks help shape the roadmap before everyone else.
No, it’s for anyone who takes custom orders in DMs. Pet portraits, wedding cakes, amigurumi, nail sets. If it starts with “hi, can you make me a…”, Orderrow fits.