Offers and a storefront
Named offers, $1 to $10,000, each with a payment page.
Two lists, and nothing in between them.
Running today
Named offers, $1 to $10,000, each with a payment page.
A fixed price, or the buyer chooses.
Renewals post themselves. A buyer cancels by emailing support@fuime.com.
Every sale is a line, and fuime's fee is its own.
Upload one, email one in, pair it. Comments thread on it.
A reversal posts, and fuime's fee rebates in proportion.
Your client buys from Ninth Street Labs, LLC. Stripe bills us.
Income, expenses and net against $433.14, the real IRS trigger.
A guardian signs, reads the ledger, is the payee, can revoke.
Weekly runs. 7-day hold, 10% reserve, $2,500 cap, $10 floor.
A school pools an account, settling per student, in loco parentis.
Three endpoints and ten live keys. No route carries a business id.
Not built yet
No dates, no order. Every line is a gap.
They email support@fuime.com and a person stops it.
The ledger lists sales. Nothing turns them into a chart.
Nothing calls your server when a link is paid or refunded.
Registered in zero jurisdictions. fuime calculates none and files nothing.
US only, English only. No second country, no localised checkout.
No multi-currency pricing, no conversion, no settlement in anything else.
No shipping address, no inventory, no fulfilment.
No separate environment to try calls against, and no SDK.
Nobody's identity is checked. Age is a checkbox.
Nothing moves the account out of a guardian's name.
On purpose
No deposits, no FDIC-insured product. You see what fuime owes you.
Signup is refused; the age floor is clamped in code.
Excluded on purpose, with food and crafts.
The tax feature estimates and flags a threshold. Not advice.
It creates and deletes payment links, and reads nothing.
The guardian is the legal payee, enforced twice.