Try it live: walk through Rosie's Saturday, the feed, and the dashboard
For markets, conventions, fairs & pop-ups

One QR per product. They scan, Venmo opens already filled in, you keep the line moving.

One generic QR on the tent pole means every customer types the amount themselves, sometimes $12 instead of $21, with a note that reads "🍅" or nothing at all. Give every product its own card and the amount, recipient, and product name are all there before they hit send.

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A day at the market, two ways

Saturday at the market, two ways.

Same stand, same products, same customers. The only thing that changes is what's taped to each jar.

One generic QR on the tent pole

"Hey, how much was it again?"

  • Customer asks the price three times because the line moved.
  • They type $12 instead of $21 and walk off before you notice.
  • The note is a 🍅 emoji, or it's blank.
  • Sunday night becomes payment-matching detective work.
  • No idea which product is actually selling.
A card next to each product

Right price, right account, right note. Every time.

  • The correct amount is preloaded before they tap a key.
  • The right recipient every time (multiple accounts? sorted).
  • The note carries the product name and SKU automatically.
  • Every payment in the Venmo history is tagged.
  • Sunday night reconciliation stops being detective work.
Meet Rosie

Rosie sells honey, jam, and candles at two markets a week.

Ten products. A teenager helping. No website. With one generic QR taped to the tent pole, Rosie is the checkout: every sale needs her eyes on a screen and her mouth saying "twenty-one dollars" for the eighth time that hour.

With a card next to each product, three customers can pay at once, right amount, right account, product name in the note, while Rosie keeps bagging purchases and her teenager helps at the table.

Her payment feed reads "$21.00, Honey 16oz (HNY-16)" twenty times over. She runs two Venmo accounts, @rosies-farm for the honey and jam and @rosie-candles for the candle side-business, and each card opens the correct Venmo payment handoff automatically.

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How it works

Four beats. No payment math at the table.

List your products

Type a product, a price, an optional SKU. Add as many rows as you sell.

Print your cards

One QR card per product. Choose how many per page, ready for letter-size paper.

Customers scan & pay

The Venmo app opens with you as the recipient, the amount, and the product name already filled in.

Payment details stay together

Venmo shows the amount and product note together, so you know what the payment was for.

The generator

Make your QR cards now. Free, with a free account.

Making cards needs a free Curevora account. We save your Venmo handle and product list so you can reprint a set later. We never see your customers or your payments — money moves directly between your customer and your Venmo account.

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Personal vs business Venmo, the honest version. A Venmo business profile is free to create, shows your stand name, takes 1.9% + 10¢, and is the account type Venmo intends for ongoing sales. A personal profile suits genuinely occasional selling, the buyer marks the payment as a purchase and Venmo's 2.99% seller fee applies. We don't add a cent on top of either.
Roadmap

Coming next (this is the part you'll pay for).

The generator stays free, forever. The dashboard is what you'll subscribe to.

  • Scans graphed by hour, see when the taps cluster so you can staff for it and stop restocking through it.
  • Market-vs-market comparison, each card batch is tagged to a market at print time. No GPS, no permissions.
  • Multiple Venmo accounts on one screen, business and side-business in the same view.
  • Scans per product, with theorized revenue clearly labelled as an estimate.
  • Cash App, PayPal, and Zelle on the same cards as those payment apps add support for prefilled amounts and notes.
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Things vendors actually ask

Honest answers, including the awkward ones.

What does this cost?
The QR generator is free, and Curevora does not take a percentage of your sales. If you want tracked QR cards and the Vendor Dashboard, Starter is $9/month or $90/year and Pro is $19/month or $190/year. Venmo may charge its own fees based on your Venmo account and use.
What's the difference between free QR cards and the Vendor Dashboard?
Free QR cards take customers directly to the Venmo payment handoff and do not feed the Dashboard. Starter and Pro use tracked QR cards that record the scan or tap before handing the customer to Venmo, giving you Dashboard visibility into which cards were scanned, when, and where.
Does a scan mean the customer paid?
No. A tracked QR scan shows that the customer started the checkout handoff. Curevora cannot currently verify whether the Venmo payment was completed. The Dashboard shows scans and taps, and any theorized revenue is an estimate based on that activity.
What does my customer need?
Just the Venmo app already on their phone, and a working camera. They scan the QR with the camera (or the Venmo scanner), Venmo opens with you, the amount, and the product name already in. They confirm. Done.
Do I need a QR card for every individual item?
No. One QR card can represent a product or offer. If you have several jars of the same honey at the same price, one QR card can be available for customers buying that product. You can also create separate QR cards for bundles or special offers.
Can the customer change the amount after scanning?
No. Each QR card opens with the fixed price for that product or offer. If you want to offer something like 3 for $15, create a separate QR card for that bundle or discounted offer.
Does it work with Cash App, PayPal, or Zelle?
Not currently. Curevora QR Checkout currently works with Venmo.
What about privacy? Where does my data go?
Into your Curevora account. Making cards needs a free account, and we save your Venmo handle and product list so you can reprint a set later. What we never see is your customers or your payments — money moves directly between your customer and your Venmo account inside the Venmo app, and never touches Curevora.
For market & event organizers

Give your vendors a better checkout and better visibility.

Introduce Curevora to your vendors so they can create product-specific QR cards for easier checkout. With Starter or Pro, tracked QR cards also give vendors a Dashboard showing which product cards were scanned, when activity happened, and useful scan patterns they can use when planning future markets and inventory.

Each vendor creates and manages their own Curevora account and gets the guidance and training they need. Organizers can access those same resources without being responsible for vendor setup or training.

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