The first and naturally the most famous handmade product platform: Etsy.

Today, Etsy has more than 54 million members and 25 million shoppers. Sellers can set up their own shops here, upload product pictures and communicate directly with buyers-there are no middlemen.

Commission: 3.5%, publishing fee $0.20.

2. Handmade Amazon

This is one of the best sales platforms for handmade products. However, in order to sell here, the seller's products must comply with Amazon's regulations on handmade products.

The platform provides telephone and technical support for sellers to help solve problems.

Commission: 15%, and the minimum commission is 1 USD.

3. The Fire of Art

Artfire is suitable for sellers who don't have much time to sell. It will help sellers share their products with popular search engines and provide other promotional tools. In addition, the platform is optimized for mobile devices.

Artfire even has an online forum where you can get inspiration from other sellers or share and promote your products.

Commission: the monthly fee is $20, and the commission for each product is 3%.

4. Supermarket

Supermarket is an ideal choice for high-end independent designers.

If you want to find a simple and clear interface to display your handmade products, the supermarket is the best platform. Its home page is sorted by product, which is convenient for customers to find your products.

The platform also runs a great blog to help sellers get better ideas about buying and selling handmade products.

Commission: 15%

5. Wanda

Dawanda is also one of the best handcrafted product platforms, and the home page shows some of the most popular products.

There is also a list of products recommended by different stores and platforms on its homepage.

It only takes 2 minutes for the seller to create a store and then talk to the buyer directly.

Commission: 9.5%, plus various publishing fees.

6. Jiagao

Cargoh is an elaborate online store that provides promotional tools and sellers can track data.

It also has a blog to help you know what other sellers think and see which products are more popular.

Commission: there is no charge for opening a store, only 10% commission is charged.

7. Ziebert

Zibbet provides various store themes and "independent websites" where sellers can sell their products.

It also allows sellers to create their own coupon codes and provides statistical analysis to help sellers determine which products should provide more coupons.

Commission: No commission, 50 products can be released at $4 per month, and any number of products can be released at $8 per month.

8. Gifts

ICraft Gifts is a global online platform dedicated to selling artworks, handicrafts and fashionable handmade products.

It also has blogs and forum message boards, which provide endless ideas for sellers' sales and marketing.

Commission: The registration fee is $25, which provides three different subscription options. You can release 50 products and pay a minimum of $5.

9. Financial resources are rolling in

Bonanza is the best online platform for selling handmade jewelry, handbags and even homemade beauty products.

It is committed to creating a "one-click" sales experience, prepaying advertising fees for sellers, and charging no fees before the transaction is concluded. Bonanza also provides a free trial version for sellers.

Sellers can directly import the commodity information of Etsy, Amazon and other platforms into Bonanza.

Commission: No publication fee, 3.5% basic commission.

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The website is simple and easy to use, and has the function of searching by price, showing hot products and recently released products on the home page.

Commission: The platform provides a "live within our means" charging system, and the seller decides the commission. Sellers can publish items without paying any fees.