One, three, five or ten
A visitor picks one, three, five or ten chiyas, writes something if they want to, and pays by QR. There is no account for them to create and no minimum to clear.
Let your audience buy you a chiya
A chiya costs Rs 50, and saying thanks should too. Buy Me a Chiya puts a tip button on your Reffero storefront so the people who watch everything you make can support you directly, by QR, without buying a product first.
- One chiya
- Rs 50
- Payment
- QR scan
- Message
- Optional, from the supporter
- Plan
- Free forever
Micro tipping, in rupees, on your own page.
A support widget that lives on your Reffero storefront, next to the products rather than instead of them.
Not every audience is a shopping audience
Somebody who has followed your cooking videos for two years may never need the pan you are selling, and this gives them a way to say so that is worth more than a comment.
Supporters show up by name
They appear on your page with the note they left, which is the part most creators end up caring about.
Two taps for them, one switch for you.
Turn it on in your store
Buy Me a Chiya is part of the free plan, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to wire up. Switch it on and the panel appears on your storefront.
Your audience picks an amount
One chiya is Rs 50. A supporter can send one or several, and can add a short message with it.
They pay by QR
The payment is a QR scan, the same way the rest of Reffero checkout works in Nepal. No app to install, no card, no signup.
It lands in your wallet
Chiya support goes into the same wallet as your commissions and collab fees, held and paid in Nepali rupees, so there is one balance rather than a second account to reconcile.
Buy Me a Chiya
A chiya costs Rs 50. Saying thanks should too.
Two taps and a message. Your fans support you directly by QR, and it lands in the same wallet as your commissions.
Turn it on- Anie bought 10 chiyasThanks Anie
- Tony bought 3 chiyasAbsolutely love it
Buy Me a Chiya, answered.
What does one chiya cost?
Rs 50. Supporters can send more than one at a time, and the widget offers one, three, five and ten.
Do I need a paid plan for it?
No. Buy Me a Chiya is included on the free plan along with the storefront and tracked links.
How do supporters pay?
By QR. They do not create an account and they do not install anything.
Where does the money go?
Into the same wallet as your commission and collab earnings, held and paid in Nepali rupees.
Do I have to sell products to use it?
No. A storefront with nothing but a chiya button on it is a perfectly good use of the free plan.
Give your audience somewhere to say thanks.
Claim a handle, switch the panel on, and share the one link you already share.