Many sellers list packaged snacks, drinks, sauces, and specialty grocery, plus homemade low-risk foods where local rules allow (breads, cookies, jams, granola, and more). Prefer to start simple — sealed snacks or baking — then confirm details in our local food rules overview when you are ready.
It depends on what you sell and where you live. Gifting food to a friend is different from charging for it on a marketplace. Ontario home sellers usually notify their public health unit; many U.S. states use cottage food rules. Read the calm overview on Canada & U.S. food rules — or the Ontario deep dive — when you want details.
A product request is tied to a specific listing you created (request & schedule mode). Go is when a buyer asks for something nearby — listed or not — and opted-in sellers get an alert. You accept or decline both before committing.
Connect Stripe once. Inventory orders are paid at checkout. Product requests and Go are paid after you accept. Funds go to your bank (minus fees). We never hold your money.
No monthly fee. FrenzyGo keeps 5
% of each completed sale. Stripe charges standard card processing. You set the list price.
Product requests and Go alerts — yes, you accept or decline before it's final. Inventory orders are paid checkout — fulfill what was purchased or communicate with the buyer if something changes.
Often yes for low-risk baking and similar — but it depends on your local health rules. Many sellers start there; some places ask for a dedicated prep area. One quick call to your local authority before you scale saves headaches. Overview: selling food rules.
