Presslane

FOR SHOPS ON ETRADER

Win more jobs. Take fewer calls.

Same £199 a month. Presslane turns enquiries into paid quotes and keeps every customer informed, so the phone rings less. More done in the same day. Add phone answering and it picks up when you cannot.

See it on film
A printer handing a finished box to a customer across the counter, both smiling

What you get

48 hoodies, our logo? The customer asks minutes Accept and pay A price, their logo on it Paid No quote waits for you to write back.

More quotes won

A price in minutes, with their logo on it. They say yes and pay online.

Quote Paid Approved Made Sent Delivered An email from your shop at each step “Where is my order?” The call you get most, gone.

Customers kept in the loop

Six emails, in your name. They can check the job on your website any time.

Add-on A call, any hour Answered in your shop’s name Tells them where the job is Puts them through to you It knows every order and every price.

The phone answered, as an add-on

Day and night, in your name. If they ask for a person, it puts them through or takes a message.

More done in the same day

Today, you do all of it Quote it Send the proof Print it Update them Answer calls Type it up With Presslane Presslane Presslane You print Presslane Presslaneadd-on A scan

The office jobs are done. You are at the press.

What stays the same

  • Your domain and your email.
  • A shop selling your suppliers’ ranges, in your colours.
  • A shop for each school and club, included.
  • Trade customers who order now and pay later.
  • £199 a month, plus VAT.
A school shop in Presslane: a tie and a polo shirt with the school badge
A school shop in Presslane, on its own web address.

Side by side

WhateTraderPresslane
A monthfrom £199£199
To startup to £4,000 set-up£0
Minimum term3 months3 months
Quotea form that emails youa price in minutes, accepted and paid online
Customer told during the jobnoat every step, in your name
Job board, scanning at the benchnoyes
Shops for schools and clubsyes, includedyes, included
Trade accountsyesyes
Invoicesnot statedsent when the job goes out, paid online
Logo on the garment before they buynoavailable
Phone answered day and night with the order’s statusnoavailable
Quiet quotes followed up by WhatsApp, text and emailnoavailable

eTrader figures from etraderwebsites.co.uk (How it works, FAQ, Case studies), read 23 October 2026. Presslane prices plus VAT.

Moving over

1 We buildyour shop, from your list 2 You checkon your phone 3 You go liveon the day you say Your eTrader site stays on the whole time Three weeks. Nothing to pay up front.

How to leave eTrader without losing your website

A small embroidery and print workshop in the morning, machines ready and a rail of finished garments

Leaving eTrader, step by step

  1. Check who holds your domain. If it is in eTrader’s name, ask in writing to put it in yours.
  2. Keep your email where it is. We move mailboxes before the domain, so nothing is lost.
  3. We build the new shop on a Presslane address while your eTrader site stays live.
  4. Move the domain on a day you choose. One setting for a .co.uk, a transfer code for a .com. A few hours.
  5. Then give notice. Only once the new shop answers on your own domain.

We do the technical steps with you on a call, and check eTrader’s current terms before the move.

Storefront · 0:48 · recorded in Presslane, with captions

The real system, on film

A shop front from a template. Move sections, set the words and colours, check it on a phone, publish.

A shop for a school or club on its own address, with its crest and its sizes.

A quote built from your price list, sent, accepted and paid online.

A trade customer set up to order now and pay later, with a credit limit.

Every accepted quote lands as an order and moves down the board to the door.

A customer rings for an update. The answer changes as the order moves.

We reply within one working day.Book a call and we show you Presslane on your own products.

Presslane comes to you through a partner agency. Use the web address they gave you to book a call.