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For stallholders

The stall closes. The link doesn't.

Someone loves the piece but isn't carrying cash, or wants the blue one you sold at nine. A link on the table catches both.

A craft market stall table laid out with handmade goods

A QR on the table

One link on a card — they browse the whole range while standing in front of you.

Post it later

Take the address at checkout and send it out during the week.

Same page, both worlds

Everything you had at the stall, plus the digital things you can't lay on a table.

0% platform fee on paid plans

Market fees are enough. We take none of the sale.

The honest bit: Posting the parcel is yours. We handle the order, the money and a correct address.

What your buyer fills in

Full name
Street address
United States
California
94103

Item$32.00

Standard shipping (2–4 days)$6.50

Total$38.50

Questions people actually ask

How does the buyer give me their address?

It's one tap to add. Under the product's order-form questions, choose "Shipping something physical?" and buyers fill in name, street, city, region, postcode and country before they can pay. Country is a dropdown, and for 33 countries the region becomes that country's official list — US states, Canadian provinces, Türkiye's 81 iller — so a mistyped province can't send your order to the wrong place.

Can I charge for postage?

Yes — a flat delivery fee per product, which you can name (“Standard shipping (2–4 days)”). The buyer sees item, delivery and total before paying, and the fee sits on top even when a discount code is used, because the courier still charges you full freight.

Do you print labels or track parcels?

No, and we won't pretend to. There's no carrier integration, no live rate calculation by weight and no tracking numbers. You pack and post with whoever you already use; Store.Fan takes the payment and hands you a clean address to copy onto the label.

What does it cost?

Starter is $24/mo, Pro $49/mo, both with a 14-day free trial — and Store.Fan takes 0% of your sales on paid plans. Payments go straight to your own Stripe account.