Questions owners ask.

No. Payments go straight to your bank or your own Stripe account, with no fee from us.

Add a card to carry on. Without one, your account turns read-only: nothing is charged and nothing is deleted.

The full price for the first and half price for each one after it, on the same plan.

The first shops join Boutique at a lower rate, locked for as long as the subscription runs without a break. The rate rises as doors fill; the one you join at is the one you keep. What each plan includes

Prices are per showroom, per month: VAT where applicable in the UK, and plus GST/HST in Canada.

Every plan includes an AI allowance: 300 actions a month on Store, 750 on Boutique and 2,000 on House. One action is one piece of work the system writes for you: a spec typed up from your voice notes, a follow-up drafted in your words, your evening summary, a client briefing before she arrives, or a page of your order book read into rows. Visualise and the receptionist, when they arrive, draw on it most, and packs are added above it if you need more. Jiya and transcription never count.

Yes. Moving your data is priced by volume, and free for founding shops. How moving in works

Photograph it; we type it in at day 0.

One named person who knows your shop, from day 30. For our first shops, that's Shruti, who runs onboarding.

Yes. They get their own app, free, in Hindi, Urdu or English, and see only your orders.

No. Never.

No. Your makers are never introduced to anyone, and a maker never sees another boutique's work.

Yes — from your own page, with the types and hours you set; walk-ins are logged in a tap.

No. Her page is in your shop's name and never says Seamroom.

Her page shows nothing before you approve it, and the people she invites see only what she allows.

You have 90 days to export all of it; then it is deleted and you get a certificate saying so. Delete your account

Yes, where you connect Stripe to your own account: she pays the balance from her page. Card, cash, transfer and your own card machine are recorded too.

No. Payments go to your bank or your own Stripe account; we never hold them, and never move money to makers.

No — a link, by email or from your own phone; nothing to install.

Yes, on every plan: Jiya, the assistant, and voice-note transcription are never counted against your allowance.

Many still run on a paper order book, a spreadsheet and WhatsApp threads. Seamroom is software made for them: every enquiry, order, fitting and deposit in one place, and the workshop on the same ticket. Nothing missed, nothing lost. The full answer

Yes. Your workroom, in India, Pakistan or anywhere else, works from the same ticket as your shop, in their own language, and sees only your orders. They get a free app in Hindi, Urdu or English. They accept with a date, send stage photos where you ask for them, and mark QC before dispatch. The full answer

In the UK, Store is £199, Boutique £299 and House £449 a month per showroom, VAT where applicable. In Canada, C$399, C$599 and C$899, plus GST/HST. Everyone on your team is included, a second showroom is half price, and the trial is 30 days with no card. The full answer

Store is for shops that sell what is on the rail. Boutique is for shops that make to order, and adds consultations, measurements, makers and fittings. House is for shops that market like a label, and adds leads and seasonal campaigns. Every plan includes your whole team and a 30-day trial with no card. The full answer

Your diary moves in a day. Day 0 we import your clients, open orders and diary, from a spreadsheet, an export or photographs of the book. Day 7 we call. Day 30 you have a named person. You keep trading while you move. The full answer

No. Your maker sees your orders. Nobody sees your maker. We will never introduce your tailor to another business, list them anywhere, or use your link to them to sell to anyone. The full answer

Yes. Plans for boutiques in India are priced in rupees — Store ₹3,999, Boutique ₹7,999 and House ₹11,999 a month per showroom, plus 18% GST — with a founding rate for the first shops. A workroom in India already works with Seamroom shops: your maker gets a free app in Hindi, Urdu or English, and sees only your orders. The full answer

Yes. Bridal, South Asian menswear, Western made-to-measure and alterations each get their own setup. Nothing is cut down. For a tailor that means fittings, cloth and the cutter on one ticket, from first measure to final press. The full answer