Who it's for
If you have products, an audience, or both, there's a way to earn here.
Which way fits you?
A good way to start
Open your products to carrying. Other stores become your sales team.
Four ways to use a store
Makers
You make one good thing. Offer it in the shared catalog and let other stores sell it for you, while you keep making.
- 1List your product
- 2Turn on carrying and set a rate
- 3Other stores bring you orders
Creators
You have an audience and no products. Build a store from items you already recommend and earn on what sells.
- 1Open a store in your name
- 2Add products you already trust
- 3Share your store link
Boutiques
Fill the gaps in your range without buying stock. Test a product in your store before you commit to ordering it.
- 1Spot a gap in your range
- 2Carry a product that fits
- 3Order stock if it sells well
Communities
Clubs and groups can run a shop of member-made goods and put commission back into the group.
- 1Open one shared store
- 2List members' products
- 3Fund the group from commission
What that could look like
Made-up examples, to show the idea.
A candle maker
Opens a candle range to carrying at 15%.
Three gift shops show them, and the making carries on.
A running coach
Builds a store of kit they already recommend.
One link replaces answering the same question.
A neighbourhood boutique
Carries a bag before ordering it.
It sells, so ordering stock feels safe.
Try the numbers for your idea
The carrying store earns
€53
a month, from 10 sales
An estimate before shipping, tax and payment fees. Not a forecast of sales.