Nobody launches alone
A seller picks a starting design and fills in blanks. No blank canvas, no support ticket, no abandoned account.
Solutions / Marketplaces
A listing rents attention. A real site earns it. Launch hundreds of merchant sites from one playbook, keep one quality bar, and watch the whole network from one screen.
What a marketplace site does
A listing tells a buyer what something costs. A seller's own site tells them who made it, why it is worth that, and what happens if it turns up broken.
A seller picks a starting design and fills in blanks. No blank canvas, no support ticket, no abandoned account.
Who is live, who is stuck on photos, who never verified a domain. Support goes where it is needed instead of everywhere.
Approved designs and one review before anything publishes, so the tenth seller looks as good as the first.
Merchants change their own hours, prices, and photos. The parts that hold the network together stay yours.
Eighteen months
The headcount running it did not change. That only works when adding a merchant costs the same on the two hundredth try as it did on the second.
Support tickets per launch
0.3
down from four, once the path was written down
Staff running the network
2
the same two people as at ten sellers
Sellers who never finished
4%
they get a starting design, not a blank page
Rollout model
The trap is treating seller two hundred like seller one. Write the path down early and the cost per merchant flattens out.
Markets, main street associations, maker collectives, and tourism boards whose members each need somewhere real to send people.
Directories where the provider is the product, and a thin listing is the reason buyers keep bouncing.
Franchises, clinics, studios, and restaurant groups that need a local page per site without losing the brand.
Quality at scale
Exceptions are what turn a network into a support queue. Approved designs, visible status, and clear roles keep them from starting.
Merchant network
12 of 240 shownCurated site shapes for sellers, locations, services, restaurants, events, and shops.
See which merchants have a domain connected, verified, and ready to promote.
Let sellers edit content while marketplace operators keep launch-critical control.
Keep uptime, health, and review state visible before small issues become support churn.
Pricing
Your website, email, domain, and marketing tools together, for less than they cost apart. Compare every feature
Everything to get the business online.
$39$29 / month
Save $255 a month against buying each part Billed $348 a year · save $2,844
For the founder who has outgrown one tool.
$69$59 / month
Save $414 a month against buying each part Billed $708 a year · save $4,740
The complete platform, every tier maxed.
$189$159 / month
Save $1,107 a month against buying each part Billed $1,908 a year · save $12,792
Build the network
Bring the first cohort, define the standard, and give sellers a web presence they are proud to share.