- Home
- Site map
Site map
Every page on cellarship.com and every section of the home page, each with a line explaining what waits at the other end.
Main pages
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- CellarShip compared with the other wine club platformsThree fair comparisons for the winery owner deciding what should carry the next club run.
- CellarShip vs Commerce7CellarShip is for the winery whose main recurring event is the club run, while Commerce7 is a broad direct to consumer platform for wineries that want club, web store, tasting room, and reservations under one roof.
- CellarShip vs WineDirectCellarShip is software for wineries that pack their own club boxes, while WineDirect is a long established winery commerce name evaluated by wineries that want more of the order and shipping chain handled by one vendor.
- CellarShip vs VinoshipperVinoshipper is built around getting a small producer selling and shipping to consumers legally, while CellarShip is built around running a club that already exists through run after run.
- Free calculators for winery club operatorsTwo working calculators for the two numbers that decide a club run: what a box costs and how long the line will take.
- Club Shipment Margin CalculatorEnter your own wine cost, packaging, freight, and reship rate to see the true cost of a club box and the margin left underneath it.
- Club Run Packing Day PlannerPut in your member count, hold rate, and line staffing to see the boxes, the hours, and the days your next club run needs.
- Resources for running a wine clubWorking documents and calculators for the people who actually pack the boxes and bill the run.
- Club Run SheetA fill in working sheet you complete once per club run, so the whole shipment lives on one page instead of four spreadsheets and somebody's memory.
Home page sections
- Where releases go wrongThe four failures that cost small wineries money every spring, with the dollar and hour figures attached.
- How a release runsThe four steps from building the allocation to handing the manifest to the driver.
- What the release desk coversAllocation, hold window, state checks, labels, card retries and the tasting room ledger.
- What changes by the second releaseTime recovered, declines avoided and reship costs removed, with how each number is reached.
- From the cellar doorThree named operators in California, Michigan and Washington on their first year.
Buying and questions
- PricingSmall Club at $59, Estate at $139 and Multi Label at $289 per month, with what each one includes.
- FAQCost, onboarding time, data handling, integrations, cancellation and who does your compliance filing.
- Request a demoThe contact form, plus a direct email address if you would rather write in your own words.
- Request receivedThe page you land on after sending the form, with reply times and what to expect on the call.
Cellar & Club, the magazine
- Cellar & ClubThe magazine index, with all nine reports on club shipments, state compliance, allocation and the tasting room.
- The DTC Compliance File Every Winery Shipper Must KeepFederal permit, state direct shipper licenses, label registrations, volume caps, and tax returns. A plain walkthrough of the paperwork a winery must hold before a club box crosses a state line.
- The Checklist to Work Through Before You Bill a Club RunThe order of operations for a clean club run: lock the wine, check compliance by state, update cards, validate addresses, honor holds, then bill. Work it from the top every single cycle.
- What a Three-Bottle Club Shipment Costs to Pack and ShipShipper, insert, freight zone, residential surcharge, adult signature, pick and pack, card fees, and reships. How to build a cost per box figure you can actually defend to a partner.
- The Club Shipment Errors That Cost You Members and WineMost club failures are process failures: billing before the change window closes, shipping into a heat wave, mishandling a skip, and packing a wine the destination state has never seen.
- Fixed Selection, Member Choice, or Credit: Club Models ComparedFixed selection, member choice, credit on account, and allocation lists each shift work between your cellar, your tasting room, and your fulfillment desk. Here is where each one costs you.
- Inside a Club Run: Four Days on a Winery Packing LineFour days inside a club run, from the Monday pick list to the last carrier manifest of the week, including the exception cart where refusals, breakage, and address rewrites quietly pile up.
- How One Winery Rebuilt Its Summer Club Shipping WindowA July heat wave, a weekend spent in a hot trailer, and a run of cooked bottles. How one estate rebuilt its ship days, its hold triggers, and its member notices before the next summer run.
- DTC Wine Shipping in the Next Five Years: What to WatchState direct shipping bills, retailer shipping litigation, carrier surcharges, and a generation drinking less. What a small winery should decide this year and what it can safely leave alone.
- How to Allocate a Small Lot Release Across Your Club TiersCases available, tier ranking, pro rata math, wait lists, offer windows, and the release of unclaimed bottles. A working method for splitting a small lot across a club without losing the list.
Legal and contact
- Legal noticePublisher identity for MLJ, SASU, hosting details, intellectual property and applicable law.
- Privacy policyExactly which form fields are collected, how long they are kept, and how to have them deleted.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, billing, cancellation, data ownership, availability and liability.
- Email the publisherWrite directly to Jimenez Julien with your winery name and your next release date.