No website needed. List what you make, buyers check out right here, and every payment lands in your own Stripe account. Plukio never holds your money.
Nothing to start. Both plans give you unlimited listings, your own address and checkout right here. They differ only in how Plukio's fee works.
Plans are priced in US dollars. Plukio's fee on each order is in your shop's currency.
$0 a month
6% of each order
On a $40 print with $8 shipping, that's $2.88.
$19 per 30 days
for another 11 months, then $39 per 30 days
1% of each order
On a $40 print with $8 shipping, that's $0.48.
| Buy a month or a longer stretch | Launch | After |
|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $19 | $39 |
| 3 months Save 10% | $51.30 | $105.30 |
| 6 months Save 20% | $91.20 | $187.20 |
| 12 months Save 30% | $159.60 | $327.60 |
Paid once, no subscription. Months bought at the launch price keep it, even past the end of launch. The monthly can renew itself if you turn that on, at $39 once launch ends.
Plukio's fee is a share of each order's total, shipping included, taken when the buyer pays. Stripe's own processing fee applies on both plans and isn't included here.
Paid is bought from your Plan page once your shop exists, and paid time starts the day you buy it. New time stacks on any you have left; when it runs out there is a 7-day grace, then Free, with nothing hidden.
Name it here. Get paid and add your first thing in either order, then open up.
Pick a name and your address is reserved on the spot. Nothing is public until your shop opens.
Connect Stripe so buyers can pay you. Stripe asks for your identity and bank details; that check is theirs, and I only ever see that it passed.
Add at least one thing to sell, physical or digital. Drafts don't need Stripe, so you can do this while Stripe checks.
Tell me a little about you and what you make. I look at every new shop before it opens, and you'll get an email either way.
Buyers pay you directly. Every sale lands in your own Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank.
Plukio never holds your money. Not for a minute, not in the middle. Plukio's fee comes out at payment and the rest is yours.
Refunds stay yours too. You run them from your Stripe dashboard.
No. Submit your site and Plukio lists it for free, with buyers checking out on your site. A shop here is for makers who would rather not run a website.
A small one, and only where it's fair. Where Plukio ranks by relevance (search results, category pages, the rails of similar things and shopping-list suggestions), listings from shops opened here get a capped nudge on top of the relevance they already earned, and two spots in the featured shops row are kept for them. It never shows a listing that didn't match what someone asked for, and it never touches an order that states a fact: price, newest, trending. Hand-picked collections and a shop's own page stay as they are. I call it Home Field Advantage.
Things you make yourself, physical or digital: pottery, prints, patterns, fonts, STL files. I look at every shop before it opens and pass on resold, dropshipped or AI-made goods, and the prohibited items list applies too.
Stripe's standard processing fee, taken from each payment in your own Stripe account. It's the same on both plans, and it's separate from Plukio's fee.
Yes. Buyers pay here and download their files from plukio.com.
There's no set time, because a person reads every new shop. Keep adding things while you wait; you'll get an email either way.
Any time, from your Plan page. Paid time stacks on what you have left, auto-renew stays off unless you turn it on, and when paid time runs out you're back on Free after a 7-day grace. Nothing is ever hidden or deleted.
When Plukio's first year of shops is up; the Paid card counts down to it. Then Paid is $39 per 30 days for everyone, and the longer stretches $105.30, $187.20 and $327.60. Months you already bought keep the price you paid, and a monthly auto-renew renews at $39 from then on.
