Eggs, tomatoes, honey, flowers, firewood, fresh bread — let neighbors see what's out today, find their way to you, and pay even when nobody's at the stand.
Then $5/month. No credit card to start.Everything runs from your phone. Set it up once, then just tap when things sell out.
Add your address and hours. Your stand opens and closes on the Find The Eats map by itself, every day.
List what you sell with prices. Tap “sold out” or how many are left — card sales count down on their own.
Neighbors pay by card on the honor system, straight to your bank, or with your Venmo, Cash App, PayPal or Zelle.
A ready-made sign with a QR code. People scan it at the stand to see prices and pay.
Free for 7 days. Keep it after that for less than a dozen eggs a month.
The honor system, like always — just easier. People take what they buy, then scan your sign or open your page and pay by card, or use your Venmo, Cash App, PayPal or Zelle, or drop cash in your box. Card payments go straight to your bank through Stripe, and your stock counts down by itself.
Any phone with a web browser works. There's no app to install — your dashboard is a web page you can add to your home screen.
Tap “sold out” on an item, or “Close now” and your stand comes off the map until your next posted hours. Clear your hours for the off-season and it stays off until you post them again.
Yes — open its page and tap “Claim this stand”. It moves to your account on the $5 Stand plan with everything already set up.
Rules for selling eggs, produce, baked goods and other cottage foods differ by state and county. You're responsible for any permits or labels your stand needs; Find The Eats only helps people find you and pay you.