Sell the drop from your bio, with buyers telling the next one how it fits

Small boutiques sell in drops: a reel goes up at 7pm, the pieces go by the end of the evening, and the comments fill with "size?", "does it run small?" and "is this shop legit?". Kudo turns your bio link into one page for the drop: the new pieces as cards with a price and a Buy button that opens the listing on your Shopify, Square or Depop, a size guide link, a WhatsApp button for sizing questions, and reviews from buyers about fit, fabric and how fast the parcel arrived.

Nobody can try it on through a screen

A size chart gives measurements; a buyer wants to know how it will look on a body like theirs. The review that answers it is specific: "I am usually a medium, took the small, perfect", "long on me, and I am five foot three", "the linen softens after one wash". Put those on the same page as the Buy button and a lot of the sizing questions stop coming in, and the ones that still do come through WhatsApp, where you can answer them properly.

"Is this shop real?" is the question behind every first order

A new follower who found you through a reel has no history with you. Before paying, they want to know the parcel will actually come. Reviews that talk about shipping answer that better than anything you can say about yourself: "ordered Sunday, here Wednesday", "wrapped in tissue with a handwritten note", "they swapped the size with no fuss". Your Google reviews, if your boutique has a profile, sit on the same page and stay in sync.

Ask when the parcel lands, not at checkout

At checkout the buyer has not worn anything yet. A couple of days after tracking says delivered, they have tried it on, washed it once and know whether they would buy from you again. Print the review QR code on the packing slip or the thank-you card, or send the link in a short message that week. Ask every buyer the same way. On Pro, customers can add a photo to the review, which for clothing is usually a mirror selfie and worth more than any product shot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Kudo replace my Shopify, Square or Depop shop?

No. Keep selling where you sell. Each card's Buy button opens the listing there, checkout happens there, and Kudo never takes payment. Kudo is the page in your bio that puts the pieces, the sizing help and the reviews in one place.

I post a new drop every week. Do I have to change my bio link each time?

No. Add the new pieces as cards, hide the ones that sold out, and the address in your bio stays the same. Reviews stay on the page from drop to drop, so a new follower sees what buyers said about the last three.

Is it free?

Yes to start: the page, unlimited links, product cards, the WhatsApp button, the review link and QR code, and 5 published reviews cost nothing. Pro adds photo reviews and page themes, shows which links get tapped and removes the Kudo badge.

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