Built for the people running creator rosters — built to launch fast.
Every serious ecommerce tool is built for one creator, one account. Fourthwall gives a single influencer a clean storefront. Shopify gives an individual merchant the whole playbook. Spring aggregates POD campaigns one creator at a time.
Nobody serves the agencies running rosters. The ops leads managing merch for ten, twenty, forty creators at once end up stitching Shopify + Printful together ten separate times, running ten Stripe dashboards, and babysitting ten monthly bills — every new signing compounds the mess.
Buyline is the workspace agencies have been asking for: one admin, one login, unlimited stores, per-creator Stripe Connect, POD + custom fulfillment in the same place, and a pricing model that only earns when creators sell. The agency gets out of the website-building business and back to the business of running the roster.
Three roles. Each one sees only what they need to see.
Org-scope leadership.
Full access to every store in the agency, the only role that can invite teammates, and the only role that sees the consolidated reporting across the roster.
Store-scope agency staff.
Day-to-day store managers. Assigned to one or more specific stores, with permission to launch, brand, fulfill, and respond — but not to invite new teammates.
The influencer who owns the store.
Typically one membership per user. They own the brand, control the storefront, and approve drops — without needing to touch Stripe or Printful directly.