What a winery POS with built-in club management has to do at the counter: recognize the member, apply benefits, handle pickups and shipping, and sell from one inventory. A six-step tasting-room test, a comparison with general retail POS, and when Square is enough.
Entry plans start at $49 to $150 a month, but the real bill for a small winery is set by the fee on sales, card processing, hardware and onboarding. Published 2026 pricing, three worked examples and a first-year budget.
What winery DTC software really costs in 2026: subscription, platform fees, processing and onboarding, with published pricing for Bottle360, Commerce7, WineDirect, vinSUITE and OrderPort.
Your typical customers know your wine. They understand your vineyards, varieties, and price tiers, and many arrive at your website with a clear idea of
For decades, the wine club was one of the industry’s most enviable business models. A customer visited a winery, enjoyed the experience, joined the club,
Bottle360 can now carry design and branding straight through their platform to WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Weebly, Squarespace, GoDaddy, BigCommerce, and beyond with no website migration
For much of the last twenty years, winery ecommerce played a supporting role in the direct-to-consumer business. Websites mainly served to facilitate orders after visiting
One of the Best Things We Did All Year If you’ve never heard of it, picture this: 50+ of Oregon’s best wineries combined with hundreds
By bringing the tasting room to the crowd, clever wineries could win over a new generation of wine lovers, one glass at a time. Wine
Bottle360 will be exhibiting at the 2026 Oregon Wine Symposium and visiting wineries in the Willamette Valley area to show them what Bottle360 can do for them.
