A marketplace where the seller is a real pet business
The marketplace connects the platform's pet businesses with the owners already here. Sellers set up their catalogs, offers and pricing in the dashboard today; the public storefront where owners browse and buy is rolling out.
How the marketplace is built
Catalogs, not chaos
Sellers define items and services properly: descriptions, durations for bookable services, and which species they apply to. Structure first, listings second.
Offers by region
An offer can differ by region, so a seller with different prices or availability across markets does not need two accounts and a prayer.
Pricing with rules
The pricing engine supports time-based and distance-based rules, the same machinery the booking engine uses for appointments.
Multi-seller orders
An order can span sellers and still settle correctly per seller underneath. Buyers see one purchase; businesses see their own piece.
Sellers you can check
Every seller is a platform business with a public profile, reviews where they apply, and verification badges where they have earned them.
The storefront, rolling out
The owner-facing browse-and-buy surface is arriving. Sellers who set up now are on the shelf the day it opens.
Why sellers set up before the doors open
A marketplace is only as good as its shelves on opening day. The seller tools work now: catalogs, offers, regional pricing and the business profile buyers will judge you by. Selling takes an application our team reviews and a one-time, non-refundable setup fee, with no monthly fee for our standard seller plans; setting up early means your listings are ready rather than rushed.
Marketplace questions
Can pet owners shop on the marketplace today?
The public storefront is rolling out. Seller tools work now, so businesses are setting up catalogs and offers ahead of it. This page will change when the doors open.
Who can sell?
Pet businesses on the platform: groomers, breeders, kennels, sitters, stores and service providers. A seller is always a real organization or professional profile that owners can inspect.
What can be sold?
How does pricing work across regions?
Offers are regional. A seller can price differently per market, and rule-based pricing (time windows, distance) comes from the platform's pricing engine rather than per-listing hacks.
What does it cost to set up?
Setting up your business, profile and catalog is free. Commercial terms live on the pricing overview.
Does it work outside the United States?
Yes. The platform is worldwide, in more than 70 languages, and regional offers exist precisely because markets differ.
Get on the shelf before opening day
Create a free account, set up your business and catalog, and be ready when the storefront opens.