HomeMakers and bakers
Made at home. Found close to home.
Bread from your kitchen, handmade soap, the small batch neighbors ask for. Sell through a porch stand, at a market or by arranged pickup, with one local Shop that brings it together.
No required CrissCross fees. No ads. No paid placement. Shoppers pay you directly.
I make or bake at homeKeep the part you love
Will selling take over making?
Small batch. Easy to find again.
Your home-based business belongs beside a Main Street storefront. Your Shop is your place in the online market, not a requirement to rent retail space.
Choose one to see how it works.
What you make
A neighbor returns
Keep your social accounts. Give the changing details a lasting home.
Where things stand
Start with your email and a few details about what you make. We'll write when there is a real next step.
CrissCross charges no required platform fees, takes no sales commission and shows no ads. Our plan is to support it through optional tips from the people who find it useful.
What you can do today
- Join the founding list and tell us what you make.
- Tell us your town and the ways you already sell.
- A real person follows up and helps you set up as the pilot opens.
What's builtBuilt for the pilot
- A Shop for your goods and pickup terms. You choose what's public: just your part of town, or your stand or shop address.
- One count for a batch across pickup, porch and market sales, kept current by a phone register. Receipts are your own record, not a bank's.
- Product labels with your state's reminders and a short link back to your Shop. Reminders don't decide legal eligibility.
Built for the pilot means built and checked on sample Shops. It opens with the pilot, not before.
What's comingComing
- Neighbors send a request; you accept on your terms and share the exact pickup spot privately once you agree.
- Separate lead times for goods ready now and goods made to order.
What comes laterLater
- Captions and artwork you review, then share yourself wherever your neighbors already follow you.
Can I sell food made at home?
That depends on your state's rules. A category on CrissCross is not permission to sell. Check the official requirements for what you make before offering it.
What does it cost?
Shoppers pay you directly, the way you choose. CrissCross never holds your money. CrissCross charges no required platform fees and takes no sales commission. Payment providers may charge their own fees, depending on how you pay or accept payment.
Is the market open now?
Not yet. We are inviting interest in Norman first. There is no announced launch date.