Gate + Gather

For growers · One-page walkthrough

You grow it. Your Gate makes it simple to sell.

A simple online shop for independent growers. Show what's available, take orders and keep track of what's sold — without running a complicated ecommerce store.

1 · Open your Gate

Under 3 minutes

Name your Gate, say where you're based, add your first plant. Then we ask for your email.

2 · Add a plant

Under 60 seconds

Photo. Name. Price. Quantity. That's enough to start selling. Everything else is optional.

3 · Update stock

Under 5 seconds

Sold four at the market? Tap the − button four times. That's it.

4 · Share your link

yourname.gateandgather.co.nz

Paste it into Facebook, Instagram, your existing customer list or a QR code at your gate.

What your Gate answers before anyone has to ask

  • Is this still available?
  • How many do you have?
  • Where are you?
  • When can I collect?
  • Do you deliver?
  • How do I pay?

A real order, start to finish

  1. Customer orders — Sarah adds 4 × Kōwhai and picks Saturday pickup.
  2. Stock updates itself — Kōwhai drops from 6 to 2 available on your Gate.
  3. You get the order — Sarah appears on your dashboard with her total and pickup time.
  4. She pays — online with a card, or cash/bank/EFTPOS when she collects.
  5. You mark Collected — the order moves to your transaction history.

"New plants available — shop my Gate."

One link. No back-and-forth. Your Gate. Your customers. Not a marketplace.

Try it: gateandgather.co.nz · or see an example at /s/quail-lane

Questions we'd love your answer to:

  1. How does your most recent plant sale actually happen — start to finish?
  2. How often are you asked "is this still available?" in a normal week?
  3. Would you rather show customers exact numbers, "only 2 left", or just Available / Sold out?
  4. What's your split between people who'd pay online now versus at pickup?
  5. Have you tried Shopify / Wix / Square before? If yes, why did you stop?
Email us your answers

Opens your email app with the questions prefilled. Short answers are welcome — even one is gold.