Birthday Goodie Sets by Dotsss
A simple way to earn a bit more from every birthday party — without extra work
Parents almost always prepare goodie bags, but it’s time-consuming, generic, and often stressful. Meanwhile, venues rarely offer a good alternative — not because they don’t want to, but because sourcing, stocking, and tracking goods is a hassle. We built these birthday goodie sets to solve exactly that.
How It Works
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Step1: Start Small
Sign-up to a pilot: you receive 1 month of goodie sets. No upfront payment.
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Step2: Offer as a Party Add-on
Parents choose during booking or check-in, with ready marketing materials.
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Step3: Sell & Track
Sell at retail price and start earning commission (25%-50% depending on volume).
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Step4: Sync Monthly
Fill a quick monthly form; you pay only for what sold.
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FAQ
We know that adding anything new to your birthday program requires trust. Below are the most common questions we hear from playground and play‑café owners — answered plainly.
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1. Who are you, and why are you doing this?
We are children’s museum operators ourselves. Like many family venues, we rely heavily on birthday parties to boost revenue.
We built these goodie sets because we saw the same pattern everywhere:
- Parents already want goodie bags;
- Venues don’t want the hassle of sourcing, stocking, and tracking them;
- The opportunity exists, but no one “owns” it.
This is not a generic retail play — it’s a solution built by operators, for operators.
2. How is your set different from Amazon or Etsy bundles?
- Exclusive sets, not marketplace bundles
- Fully compliant with U.S. safety standards
- Marketing materials ready for venues
- Curated by children’s museum educators
- Higher perceived value than generic bundles
- Seasonally refreshed to avoid repetition
Parents can tell the difference — and so can kids.
3. What exactly do I have to do as a venue?
Very little.
- Receive pre‑packed goodie sets
- Offer them as an optional birthday add‑on
- Track how many are sold (we provide a simple form)
- Pay monthly for sold sets only
- No packing, no sourcing, no inventory planning.
4. Is there any upfront cost or inventory risk?
No, we intentionally designed this to be low‑risk for venues.
- The model is consignment‑based
- You don’t pay upfront
- You only pay for sets that sell
- Unsold or damaged sets can be credited
5. What if the sets don’t sell well?
That’s exactly why we start with a small pilot. If parents aren’t interested:
- you stop after the pilot
- no obligation to continue
- no sunk cost
We’d rather learn quickly together than push something that doesn’t fit your audience.
6. What if a set is missing an item or damaged?
We replace or credit it — no back‑and‑forth.
We don’t expect your staff to troubleshoot product issues.
7. What if a parent is unhappy and asks for a refund?
You can handle it the way you normally would.
We will credit or replace the set on our end so you’re not stuck in the middle.
8. Are these products safe to sell in my venue?
Yes. We are a US-registered company. All products:
- meet required U.S. safety and quality standards
- are age‑appropriate for young children
- have testing documentation available
We understand venue liability and take this seriously.
9. How do payments work?
Simple monthly settlement.
- At the end of the month, you submit how many sets sold
- Payment is due the following month
- Multiple payment methods available
- No per‑order reconciliation.
10. How much can I realistically earn?
This varies by venue, but most see:
- a few sets sold per party
- steady, predictable monthly add‑on revenue
It’s not meant to replace ticket sales — just easy, incremental income that adds up over time.
11. How long is the commitment?
There isn’t one.
- Start with a 4–6 week pilot
- Continue only if it makes sense for you
- Stop anytime after the pilot
12. What’s the next step if I’m interested?
Sign up the form here! Then we will give you a quick call to:
- walk through the process
- answer your specific questions
- decide whether a pilot makes sense
No pressure — just clarity.



