How it works

From nothing to a live shop in one sitting.

There is no onboarding call, no implementation project and no waiting list. Here is precisely what happens between signing up and your first order.

A shop owner looking at a laptop as the first order arrives
12,000+
Shops open on odakmarket
20 min
Median time to build the store
99.9%
Uptime, last 12 months
4.8/5
Merchant rating, 1,240 reviews
Shops running on odakmarket
  • Kiln & Clay
  • North Roast
  • Fern & Field
  • Paper Route
  • Salt & Sea
  • Wander Bags
The three steps

Three steps. That is the whole setup.

No checklist of forty settings and no developer waiting on you. This is each step as it actually appears in the panel.

  1. Add what you sell

    Type a name, set a price, drop in a photo. If you already keep a spreadsheet, import it and every product arrives at once with its stock count.

    A maker photographing a ceramic mug on a small tabletop setup
    Product namePour-over mug
    Price$28.00
    Publish
    about 10 minutes

  2. Turn on payments and shipping

    Connect your card processor, pick the carriers you post with, and set where you deliver. Rates and labels start working straight away.

    Hands sticking a printed shipping label onto a kraft parcel
    Card paymentsConnected
    Shipping carrierConnected
    Two clicks each, no paperwork in between
    about 5 minutes

  3. Open your doors

    Choose a theme, adjust the colours if you want to, press publish and share the link. Your shop is live and able to take money.

    A shop owner looking at a laptop as the first order arrives
    your-store.comLive
    Visitors today37
    Share the link and take your first order
    about 5 minutes
From merchants

The part people mention is how little there was to do.

4.8 out of 5

Average rating from 1,240 merchants

“I had the shop open the same afternoon I signed up. I kept waiting for the part where I would need to call someone technical, and it never came.”
Portrait of Elin Sandberg in her ceramics studioElin SandbergOwner · Kiln & Clay
Open in one afternoon
“We were paying for four separate apps on our old platform. Here the same things were already switched on, so the bill got smaller and a lot simpler.”
Portrait of Tomas Réti in his coffee roasteryTomas RétiFounder · North Roast
Four subscriptions replaced
“Stock is the thing that used to break. Selling on two marketplaces and the shop at once, and never overselling, is what sold me.”
Portrait of Marguerite Adeyemi in her plant shopMarguerite AdeyemiOwner · Fern & Field
Three channels, one stock count
Before you start

What people check at this point.

What do I need to have ready?

A list of what you sell with prices, a photo for each item, and the bank details your card processor will pay into. That is genuinely all.

Can I set it up and open later?

Yes. Your store stays private until you press publish, so you can build it over a week of evenings and open when it feels right.

What if I already sell somewhere else?

Import your product spreadsheet and connect the marketplace. Stock is then shared, so selling one item on Etsy reduces the count on your own store too.

Do I need a designer?

No. Themes are included and each one already works on phones. Most shops change a colour and a logo and leave the rest alone.

What happens after I open?

Orders appear in one list with the label ready to print. You pack the parcel; the tracking email to your customer sends itself.

Your products are ready. The store takes twenty minutes.

Pick a plan, add what you sell, and open. You can change plan or leave whenever you want.

No card needed to look around · Cancel anytime · Export your data whenever