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How it works

One order, end to end.

Three parties, always in the same places: your customer orders from your storefront, you run it from your admin, and mysocials supplies it. Run the order, or step through it.

One real order, through your panel
SAMPLE · demo data

Your customer — adaboosts.mysocials.store

Your customer’s view: A mysocials storefront on a phone listing Real People services with prices and Order buttons (demo store)

You — Ada Boosts · your admin

Your view: The admin Orders screen: service, customer, quantity, charged, margin and status (demo data)
Charged to their store wallet—
Margin (before your gateway’s fee)—
Status—

Press “Run an order” to follow one order through your panel — or choose a step.

Orders — actual size (demo data)
The admin Orders screen: service, customer, quantity, charged, margin and status (demo data)

Behind your panel

mysocials supply
Behind your panel — it has no screen of its own, so it is drawn here.
Instagram Followers
2,000 · for Ada Boosts
  1. Received
  2. Processing
  3. Completed
Supplier cost—from your master wallet

Your customer — adaboosts.mysocials.store

Your customer’s view: A mysocials storefront on a phone listing Real People services with prices and Order buttons (demo store)

↓ order — charged at your price to their store wallet

You — Ada Boosts · your admin, Orders (actual size)

Charged—
Margin—
Status—
Orders — actual size (demo data)
The admin Orders screen: service, customer, quantity, charged, margin and status (demo data)

↓ supplier cost, from your master wallet

mysocials supply
Behind your panel — it has no screen of its own, so it is drawn here.
Instagram Followers
2,000 · for Ada Boosts
  1. Received
  2. Processing
  3. Completed
Supplier cost—from your master wallet

↑ delivered — the status returns to your customer

Press “Run an order” to follow one order through your panel — or choose a step.

See it work
You’re watching from outside.
Next: run a sample panel yourself, and follow every naira.
How the money works

Run a sample panel. Follow every naira.

Follows one order on the built-in mysocials supply. Orders on your own providers (Pro) are supplied and charged by that provider, not from your master balance.

Demonstration — sample numbers, not real prices or costs
Opens at adaboosts.mysocials.store, already stocked.
Where the money movesSAMPLE
You · your gateway accountCustomerstore-wallet creditmysocials supplypaid from your master walletcustomer paymentless the gateway chargesupplier costfrom your master walletdelivery—illustrative net margin
Diagram: the customer pays into your gateway account, less the gateway charge, and holds store-wallet credit; your master wallet pays mysocials the supplier cost; mysocials delivers to the customer. Not yet supplied.

The same three positions as the order above: your customer, you, and mysocials supply.

Ada Boosts · where the money isSAMPLE
Customer payment
into your Flutterwave account
—Nothing yet — they top up in step 3.
Gateway charges
kept by Flutterwave, not by mysocials
—Set by your gateway.
Customer wallet credit
the customer’s, in your store
—Appears once the payment is confirmed.
Merchant revenue
this order, at your price
—Recognised when they order.
Supplier cost
paid to mysocials
—Paid from your master wallet as the order is sent.
Master-wallet balance
your supply float with mysocials
₦10,000Pays supplier costs only. On our supply, profit is never credited here.
Illustrative net margin—
₦1,200 revenue − ₦1,000 supplier cost − ₦18 assumed fee share = ₦182₦182 is an illustrative net margin after an assumed 1.5% gateway fee. Actual proceeds depend on your gateway’s fee structure and your pricing. It stays in your gateway account; mysocials never holds it.
Run it
Now you’re operating the demo.
Next: everything that can happen to an order — and what moves when it does.
After the order

Sent, held, partly delivered or refunded — handled for you.

Choose a state: when it happens, and what happens to the customer’s store wallet, your master wallet and your gateway account (built-in supply, sample ₦1,200 order).

ProcessingSent; status updates on its ownSAMPLE · ₦1,200 order

Your master balance paid the supplier cost and the order was sent. Its status and progress update without anyone pressing a button.

Customer’s store wallet
−₦1,200Charged at your price.
Your master wallet
−₦1,000Supplier cost, paid to mysocials.
Your gateway account
unchangedHolds the customer’s original payment.
Start
Now it becomes yours.
Next: open your own panel in five steps.
Set up

From an empty panel to your first sale.

Starter is ₦0, forever — you only fund the supplier cost of what you sell.

  1. Open your panel

    Choose a name and your free address — yourname.mysocials.store. It opens stocked with the built-in catalogue.

  2. Connect a payment gateway

    Flutterwave, Paystack, Korapay, Cryptomus, PocketFi, or bank transfer with receipts you approve. Customers pay into your account.

  3. Fund your master balance

    It pays each order’s supplier cost as the order is sent. Orders wait in Held if it runs short — nothing is lost.

  4. Set your prices

    One markup for everything, or one per product line; turn any line on or off.

  5. Brand it and share it

    Name, logo, colours and one of five looks; then share your link or connect your own domain.