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Bakesy pricing: what Standard and Premium actually cost

Bakesy pricing is easy to misread because the plan price and payment cost are separate decisions. Standard is $9.99/month and Premium is $17.99/month. Here is what the difference buys.

Key takeaways
  • Standard is $9.99/month; Premium is $17.99/month, with a 30-day trial on paid plans.
  • Paid monthly, that is $119.88/year for Standard or $215.88/year for Premium.
  • Confita is $49/year or $9.99/month. Build free, then start Pro when you are ready to publish.
  • Bakesy Secure Payments is optional, US-only, and charges 3.9% + $0.30 per transaction via Bakesy Secure Payments (powered by Stripe).

Current public pricing

These numbers come from Bakesy’s public pricing page and were checked against Confita pricing on August 30, 2026. Prices can change, so confirm the current amount before subscribing. The sources are listed at the bottom of this page.

PlanMonthly priceAnnual equivalentBest fit
Confita$9.99$49/yearBrowser-based shop, custom orders, quotes, deposits, and drops
Bakesy Standard$9.99$119.88/yearBakesy’s core storefront, forms, invoices, and order management
Bakesy Premium$17.99$215.88/yearSellers who need inventory, reporting, reminders, calendar sync, and extra shop features

What Premium actually buys

Premium can be useful if you will use its extra tools every week: inventory tracking, revenue reporting, automated reminders, phone-calendar sync, instant checkout, additional shop themes, discount codes, and other advanced shop controls.

If you mainly need a storefront, order forms, invoices, and order management, Standard may be enough. Premium is not automatically the better choice; it is the better choice when its extra tools replace work you are already doing manually.

The math by year

Monthly billing adds up: Bakesy Standard is $119.88 per year and Bakesy Premium is $215.88 per year, both billed monthly with no annual plan listed. Confita matches Standard at $9.99/month, and its annual plan is $49/year, 59% less than paying Confita monthly.

Premium costs $96 more per year than Standard. That can be worthwhile if inventory, reminders, reporting, and calendar sync save you meaningful time. If you will not use those features, Standard or a lower-priced alternative may be the better fit.

Payment costs are separate

Bakesy lets sellers list external payment methods such as Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, and Zelle. Those payments happen outside Bakesy and may need to be marked as paid manually.

Bakesy Secure Payments is a separate, optional credit-card workflow for US sellers. Bakesy lists a fee of 3.9% + $0.30 per transaction via Bakesy Secure Payments (powered by Stripe). Confita connects an existing Square seller account or eligible Stripe account and adds no fee of its own. The payment is recorded in that provider account, which handles payouts under your settings; its normal fees still apply.

What Confita includes at $49/year

Confita is a better fit when your business starts with a link in your bio and ends with a complete custom-order request. You get a shop that works on phones, tablets, and computers; custom questions and reference-photo uploads; private quote links and deposit instructions; drops with schedules, limits, and closing times; full storefront design with live preview; English and Spanish storefronts; and card checkout through your own connected Stripe or Square account.

Build the shop free, then start Pro only when you are ready to publish and test live features.

Confita design studio editing the Marigold Oven storefront with live theme and content controls
The full design studio is part of Confita, not a separate premium design tier.

The honest fit guidance

Choose Bakesy Premium if you want an app-first workflow and will actively use inventory, reporting, reminders, calendar sync, or instant checkout.

Choose Bakesy Standard if you want Bakesy’s core workflow without the Premium extras.

Choose Confita if you want a browser-based shop for custom orders, quotes, deposits, and drops, with the most customizable storefront for home bakers.

  • App-first seller using inventory and reporting: Bakesy Premium.
  • App-first seller without the Premium extras: Bakesy Standard.
  • Link-first seller doing custom orders and quotes: Confita.
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

How much does Bakesy cost?

Bakesy publicly lists Standard at $9.99/month and Premium at $17.99/month. Paid monthly, that is $119.88/year for Standard or $215.88/year for Premium. Confirm current pricing on Bakesy’s site before subscribing.

Is Bakesy Premium worth it?

Premium is worth considering if you will use inventory, revenue reporting, automated reminders, calendar sync, instant checkout, or additional shop features every week. If you mainly need the storefront, forms, invoices, and order management, Standard may be enough.

What does Bakesy Premium include?

Bakesy lists Premium features including inventory management, a revenue dashboard, automated customer reminders, phone-calendar sync, instant checkout, additional shop themes, discount codes, and the ability to hide the Bakesy logo on shops and invoices.

What does Bakesy charge for card payments?

Bakesy Secure Payments is an optional US-only workflow. Bakesy lists a fee of 3.9% + $0.30 per transaction via Bakesy Secure Payments (powered by Stripe). External payment methods such as Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, and Zelle are handled outside Bakesy.

Does Bakesy have a free plan?

No. Bakesy publicly lists paid Standard and Premium plans, with a 30-day trial on its paid plans. Staying past the trial means a subscription.

How much does Confita cost?

Confita is free to set up with no credit card. Pro is $49/year or $9.99/month. Start Pro only when you are ready to publish and test live features.

Sources

Details were checked against public sources on August 30, 2026. Confirm current prices, policies, or provider instructions before relying on them.

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