Selling on the market

Applying for a slot

Registration happens inside the market itself, not through email. You submit an application describing the goods you intend to sell, and the admin team reviews every request before your profile becomes visible. Approval unlocks a dashboard where you upload product details. The extra step keeps spam low, but it does add a wait before you earn anything.

How the fee works

The market deducts a small percentage from every completed transaction. That deduction happens after both parties confirm receipt, not when you post inventory, so an empty listing costs nothing because no money has changed hands yet. The rate stays consistent regardless of item value, which keeps budgeting predictable for a seller tracking real profit margins.

Waiting for approval

Reviews usually take under a week, depending on how busy the staff are. If the application is declined you receive a specific reason, which makes it easier to fix the problem and resubmit. There is no silent rejection. Once approved, your products appear in the search index immediately, and a clean profile tends to build buyer confidence faster than a rushed one.

What to list first

Start with a small batch of five to ten items at most. Make sure every photo shows exactly what the customer receives, including any flaws in condition. Vague descriptions invite disputes later, and clear images tend to outperform a large quantity of vague ones. Expand slowly once those early sales go through without friction.