If you're an individual, a nonprofit, or a business under $1M in annual revenue, selling here costs nothing — no listing fees, no cut of your sales. Businesses above that pay a 5% fee on each sale made here. Those fees keep the platform free for everyone else — and we're designing a member credit program so a share of them flows straight back to active members. Details lock in at launch, and when we commit to a number, it will be one we can keep forever.
Every for-profit seller pays when they sell — never to browse, never to exist. The tier structure is deliberately tilted toward small businesses and individuals.
A person selling, renting or trading their own stuff in the Shareable Economy.
Makers, farmers, and any local business under $1M in annual revenue — the 99% Economy.
Registered nonprofits and community agencies use everything at no cost.
Bigger operations are welcome — on the community's terms. Your fee funds the free 99%.
Launch model. The threshold is total annual revenue (gross sales) — not profit, which is too easy to engineer down — self-reported at signup and confirmed in the transparency ledger. The 5% applies only to sales made on the platform; the rate may vary by category and is confirmed at onboarding.
The free tier exists because businesses over $1M in annual revenue pay their share. If your business is over $1M in annual revenue and you sign up as smaller — or fail to disclose it later as you grow past the line — you will be removed from the platform. No warnings owed, no refund of standing, and your storefront, listings, and group shelf placements go with you.
This isn't fine print to us: underreporting steals directly from the free tier every neighbor and small shop relies on. Revenue is confirmed in the transparency ledger, and crossing $1M mid-year isn't a problem — disclosing it is a two-minute update from your storefront settings, and your history stays intact. Lying about it is the only unforgivable move here.
Try any sale amount and seller type. Notice the pattern: for the 99%, the answer is zero.
| Feature | Small business | Individual | Nonprofit | Large business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profile & browsing | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| Fee per sale | $0 | $0 | $0 | 5% |
| Listing fees | None | None | None | None — % of sale only |
| Keeps 100% of each sale | Yes | Yes | Yes | No (95%) |
| Map & market placement | Priority | Standard | Standard | Standard, labeled |
| Transparency ledger | Standard | Standard | Standard | Expanded (ownership chain, labor & sourcing disclosures) |
| Business-development consulting | Included | Available | Included | Paid |
One checkout across every market and co-op store. Listings you create on your profile are placed automatically into the right market — Maker's, Farmer's, Small Business, or the Shareable Economy — based on the category you pick.
Create the listing on your profile. Category selection routes it to the correct market and any co-op stores that stock you.
Buyers pay by card or 99 balance. Group co-op purchases can pool multiple buyers into one order.
Hand-off in person, meet at a neighborhood pickup point, or ship it — your choice per listing.
Small sellers are paid in full. Large businesses are paid minus the platform fee, logged to their ledger the same day.
Consumers deserve to know whose business they're funding. Registering means putting your record on the table: ownership, history, sourcing, how the work gets done. It's a Carfax for businesses — and it's why a small unknown shop can out-compete a big brand here.
Ten minutes to register. A neighborhood behind you.
Register your business