Moving from Ratecard.ly to Piku in four steps

Ratecard.ly has told its users by email that it is closing. If your rate card lives there, you can bring it to Piku without typing it again.

Step 1: Download your Ratecard.ly data

On Ratecard.ly, open Settings and tap Download my data. Save the zip somewhere you can find it.

Step 2: Open Piku

Create your page and tap Coming from Ratecard.ly? Bring it.

Step 3: Drop the zip

Add the zip. Piku reads it on your phone or laptop and shows what it found: your photo, name, bio, business email, Rates and links.

A few things it tells you about:

• A price written with a symbol, like ₵ or $, is read as a currency code. You can change it.
• A custom quote with no price asks for a starting price, or you leave it out.
• A Rate you had switched off comes in hidden.

On a laptop it is the same screen, wider.

Step 4: Tick and go

Pick your link. If no one has your Ratecard.ly username on Piku, it is yours. If someone does, Piku shows close ones you can take. Then tap Create my page.

Already on Piku?

Bring it in from Settings. Nothing on your page changes until you tick it.

1. Tap More, then Settings. Under Your data, tap Bring my Ratecard.ly.

2. Add the zip from Step 1.

3. Tick what you want and tap Bring. Your name stays as it is unless you tick it, and anything you already brought over is left alone.

What you get on Piku

Your rate card was the start. On Piku the same page also does the rest of the job:

• requests from clients, and quotes for each job;
• deposits, invoices and pay links;
• receipts and reminders that send themselves.

If you want to tidy your prices after the move, read how to make a rate card for any service.

If you change your mind

Your data is yours on Piku too. Settings, then Your data, then Export gives you everything in one zip. The export format is public.

Questions