What it costs — every fee in one place

Five percent plus a small fixed amount on a sale, taken out of the seller's side. Delivery is priced separately and says so.

Selling something

USD, EUR, GBP

5% of the order, plus $0.49 per order. Charged once per order, not once per item.

NGN, KES, GHS, ZAR

5% of the order. No fixed fee — a flat charge on a small local basket is punitive, so there is not one.

Event tickets

5% plus the fixed fee per ticket, because each ticket is its own unit of sale.

Paid circle memberships

5%, with no fixed fee. Subscriptions cannot carry a clean per-invoice fixed amount.

The fixed amount exists to cover what the card networks charge us on every transaction. Without it, a $3 sale would cost more to process than it earns.

A buyer pays you directly

Nothing at all. You share a payout handle, they pay you, and the money never passes through us — so there is nothing for us to take a share of.

Delivery

Delivery is priced apart from the goods, and deliberately is not a percentage of your shopping.

A runner brings it

We take 5% of the delivery fee only — never any part of the goods, and never any part of a reimbursement.

A courier brings it

The courier's own price, plus a service fee of 5% of the goods subtotal — at least $1, at most $5 — charged on the delivery payment and named separately at checkout.

The shop brings it

Whatever the shop charges. We take nothing from it: a cut of a seller's own petrol would be indefensible.

You collect it

Nothing.

What is free

• Opening a shop, and having as many as you want.
• Listing things, however many.
• Publishing a runner rate card and taking jobs.
• The shop page, its design, its link, and everything on it.

There is no subscription to sell here and no listing fee. We take a share of a transaction when one happens, and nothing at all when one does not.