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Bring verified Whatnot orders into a single organized print queue, so the details you need are ready when you need them.
Your show moves fast. Your labels should too. Rush Label helps turn incoming Whatnot orders into organized buyer labels, without stopping the show to sort through the chaos.
Mac desktop app in development. Designed for Whatnot sellers.
Connect your orders, make the labels yours, and get back to selling. No complicated setup or cluttered workflow.
Bring verified Whatnot orders into a single organized print queue, so the details you need are ready when you need them.
Choose a label size and layout, add your store logo, and preview the label before sending it to your printer.
Print manually, reprint when needed, or opt into automatic printing for new verified orders during your show.
When orders start rolling in, small delays add up. Rush Label is being built to make the label side of live selling feel simple and dependable.
Opt in when you're ready. New verified orders are eligible; older orders and reprints stay manual.
Keep track of buyer labels, review statuses, and manually reprint when necessary.
Use different sizes, choose a layout, and include your logo with a proper preview.
Simple setup. Clear previews. A print queue that keeps up with the way you sell.
Rush Label is a desktop label-printing workflow being developed for live sellers. It helps organize incoming orders, customize buyer labels, and manage printing.
Whatnot is the first platform we're building around. Integration and printing reliability are being tested as part of development, so public availability isn't announced yet.
Yes. The current app development includes multiple label sizes, layout options, logo support, and print preview.
Automatic printing is an opt-in feature for new verified orders. It is off by default when the app starts. Manual printing and reprints remain available.
The Mac desktop app is the first development target. Windows support is planned, but no release date has been announced.
Rush Label is in development. We'll announce beta availability once the core connection and printing experience is ready for broader testing.
We're focused on getting the fundamentals right: connecting orders, customizing labels, and printing reliably. Beta access is coming as testing progresses.
Mac beta in development