We do so to verify your fashion/tailoring business legitimacy and proof of existence for the business. However, this is optional and not required so you can skip it. Nonetheless, one of our strict requirements to getting a running user account on any of our 3 plans is to register with a business Instagram account:https://help.instagram.com/502981923235522 (not a personal Instagram account).

No, you don't. It's totally free to register and create an account on any one of our 3 plans which you choose. We also do not collect any form of billing information from you at any time for storage by Stitch.

After a trial period (you have to actively use the product during this period), you can use the service for the remaining 21 days (making a total of 30 days) without payment (as long as you use it actively for each of the 3 weeks at a minimum of 4 days per week - failing to use it will result in your account being marked for inactivation). However, immediately after the first 30 days (trial period included), you will have to pay using either your credit card or bank transfer else your account will be restricted and inactivated until you make payment. Before each 30-day cycle ends, we will send you an invoice detailing what you are paying for inline items and the total bill receivable plus taxes (VAT - now 7.5% according to the new finance law in Nigeria only)

Yes, you do. It's standard procedure on all service payments which Stitch receives.

During the trial period (you have to actively use the product during this period), you have access to a limited set of feature available to the plan you chose to register for. At the end of the trial period, you have access to the full set of features.

The graph shows you a progression of all your revenue and expenses for your fashion business over time. With this information, you can know how good or bad you are doing month-on-month.

You see, this is not a mistake. The app dashboard for fashion designers doesn't have access to FIT-MEASURE (for taking body measurements from 2 photos). It is accessed only on the customer's dashboard (customers of the fashion designer's). The reason why this is so that your customer(s) can take their measurements without coming to you to manually take their measurements with a measuring tape (especially when they are miles away). It would defeat the intent/purpose if access to FIT-MEASURE was ever on the fashion designer's app dashboard. Furthermore, it cannot be accessed on both app dashboards as it will lead to conflicts and errors in any clothes made based on the resulting body measurements.

We do so because this is how we enable the in-app delivery dispatch requests from the app so you (the fashion designer) can create a request (right in the app) to have the clothes you just made for a customer sent to them using our delivery partners.

This is because when you created an account, you agreed to our terms of use and service. One of which states that "you permit us to list your brand as one of the brands we service". Please, feel free to opt-out at any point. Go to your Settings on your (fashion designer) app dashboard and uncheck the label - Display Profile For Public