Shelf space for everyone
Big marketplaces decide who gets seen. Carry lets independent stores share their shelves and split the sale.
The problem
A maker can spend more time chasing buyers than making things. A small store can look empty without tying money up in stock. Each has what the other needs.
The idea
A corner shop doesn't make what it sells. It chooses well, and earns for it. Carry brings that online, so choosing well pays again.
One product, many shelves
A maker lists a product once. Stores that like it put it on their page, and each one earns when it sells there. The names are examples.
The maker
Canvas runner
By Sole Society, €60
Lists it once, opens it to carrying at 12%, and ships every order.
- TrailheadRunning shop€7.20 a sale
- Corner StudioNeighbourhood boutique€7.20 a sale
- Coach Tunde's kitA coach's picks€7.20 a sale
What we believe
Sellers keep their name
A carried product always shows who made it. Credit is part of the deal.
Money stays legible
Anyone involved in a sale can see what they earned and why.
No stock, no risk
Carrying a product costs nothing up front. You only earn when it sells.
What we won't do
- Hide who made a product
- Makers keep their name, on every store that carries them.
- Bury the numbers
- Rates are shown before you add a product, and earnings sit beside the order.
- Promise income
- Carrying is a way to sell. What you earn depends on your store and your buyers.
Where we are
Carry is still being built. Here's what works today and what's next.
- Marketplace, cart and checkout (built)
- Seller panel and store pages (built)
- Carrying products and recording commission (built)
- Live hosting for the shop (in progress)
- Commission payouts through Stripe (in progress)
- Your own store address (in progress)
Want to be an early store?
Tell us what you sell or what you'd carry.