Sell eggs by the dozen and birds by the kilo, without the maths at every door.
Lanemi runs standing egg orders your customers manage themselves, tracks the crates and trays that come back, and prices each whole bird by its real packed weight. In your currency, wherever you deliver.
No two birds weigh the same, and the round still has to add up.
An egg and poultry round is honest work built on small, fiddly things. The eggs are the easy part. The trouble is the weighing, the crates going out and coming back, and the festival week when everyone wants a bird at once.
Every bird is a different weight.
You price chicken by the kilo, but no two birds match. So the price is a guess at the door, or a heavy bird goes out cheap.
Eggs need a fresh lay date.
Customers want yesterday’s eggs, not last week’s. Miss one standing order and it’s a family without breakfast and a call you didn’t need.
Crates that wander off.
Paper trays go out, returnable crates go out, and a month later you’ve no idea who’s holding twenty of them.
The festival rush.
A holiday weekend lands and everyone wants a whole bird and double eggs. You only have so many hens, and you oversell before you notice.
The round stays. The guesswork goes.
Whole birds priced by their real weight.
Weigh each bird as you pack it and enter the weight. The line price follows the actual kilos, so the customer pays for what they get and you never sell a heavy bird cheap. The wallet charges the exact amount when the delivery lands.
Eggs on a standing order customers run themselves.
Daily, twice a week, or weekly, by the dozen or the half-dozen. Customers pick their own pattern. When they travel they pause, and when they want a week off they skip, all from their phone. Your dawn goes quiet.
Crates and trays tracked, not lost.
Charge a deposit on a returnable crate, swap it on the next delivery, and refund it on return. Disposable paper trays are counted on their own, without a deposit. You always know who’s holding what.
A daily cap so you never oversell your hens.
Set a daily maximum for eggs and birds. Once tomorrow’s orders reach the cap, new orders move to the next open day. A festival weekend stops overselling itself.
Prepaid, so nobody owes you.
Customers top up a wallet, and you deliver against a balance you can see. Eggs, birds and crate deposits all post to a ledger that checks itself and balances to zero every hour. There’s nothing to chase.
Built for the way an egg and poultry round actually works.
| What you get | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Catch-weight pricing | Whole birds priced by the weight entered at packing, charged to the exact amount |
| Flexible subscriptions | Daily, twice-weekly or weekly eggs, by the dozen or the half-dozen |
| Self-service skip and pause | Customers handle their own holidays and days off |
| Returnable containers | Crate deposits, swaps and refunds tracked, with paper trays counted separately |
| Daily stock cap | A limit on eggs and birds per day, so you never oversell your flock |
| Nightly forecast | Tomorrow’s egg and bird count, ready and locked before the early round |
| Prepaid wallet | Customers pay ahead, so you never chase a balance |
| Ordered runsheets | Stops in order, with a printable backup for the early round |
| Disputes and credits | “A couple were cracked” handled with a photo and a fair credit, revenue kept whole |
| Any currency and method | Your currency, and the payment methods your area uses |
An egg round is an egg round, anywhere.
Free-range eggs and farm poultry sell the same way the world over. The money and the crates shouldn’t be the hard part. Choose your currency, set how your customers pay, and weigh birds in kilograms or pounds. Keep the food-safety documents your region asks for, with a reminder before they lapse.
Built by people who deliver.
This is our own round. We keep free-range hens and raise our own birds, and every week we take eggs and poultry to homes near the farm. Lanemi is the tool we built to run it. The weight pricing, the crate deposits and the standing egg orders all came off our own doorsteps first, because nothing on offer fit the job. We still pack and deliver with it, which is the best test we know.
The things egg and poultry farmers ask us first.
Can I price a whole chicken by its actual weight?
Yes. Weigh each bird as you pack it and enter the weight. The price follows the real kilos, or pounds, and the wallet charges that exact amount when the delivery succeeds.
Can customers set a standing egg order and skip a week?
Yes. Daily, twice a week, or weekly, by the dozen or the half-dozen. They skip a delivery or pause for travel from their own app, with no call to you.
How do I keep track of returnable crates and trays?
Charge a deposit on each returnable crate, swap it on the next delivery, and refund it on return, all posted per customer to your books. Disposable paper trays are counted on their own, with no deposit.
Can I cap how many eggs or birds go out in a day?
Yes. Set a daily maximum for eggs and for birds. Once tomorrow’s orders reach the cap, further orders move to the next open day, so a festival rush can’t oversell your flock.
A few eggs arrived cracked. How is that handled?
The customer raises it with a photo, and you issue a fair quality credit to their wallet. It’s recorded against the delivery and your books stay balanced.
I sell eggs and birds on the same round. Is that one order?
Yes. A weekly egg subscription and an occasional whole bird sit in the same round and the same wallet, each priced its own way.
One good idea for your round, once a week.
Short, practical, and no filler. Leave any time.
Ready to run your egg and poultry round on rails?
Book a demo and we’ll set it up with your egg patterns, your bird pricing by weight, your crate deposits and your currency.