Palmstreet in 9 slides
A live shopping app for rare plants, crystals, and handmade goods - 3 million orders in its first two years.
- Live shopping marketplace
- Live shopping platforms
- Based in San Francisco, United States
What you do on Palmstreet
How the money is made: selling products
- List your items
- A buyer orders
- Ship it
- Payout after delivery
A live shopping app for rare plants, crystals, and handmade goods - 3 million orders in its first two years.
Founded 2020 · next to 5 other live shopping platforms
Work and topics
Good for
What Palmstreet takes
6.9% selling fee + 2.9% + $0.30 processing
From the published fees, before payment-processing, currency or withdrawal charges (the $0.30 fixed part counted once). Work out your own amount →
How the money reaches you
From sign-up to payout
- Sign upFree
- Application and vetting
- Do the work
- Earnings clearStripe ACH normally reaches your bank or debit card in no more than 3 business d…
- First payoutAfter delivery for new sellers, or once shipped for trusted…
1 way to withdraw
- Bank transfer
Can you join?
Yes, if you pass its application.
First payout: After delivery for new sellers, or once shipped for trusted sellers.
What you need
- Free to joinSign-up cost
- Application and vettingHow sign-up works
What people actually earn
Palmstreet's homepage advertises a 0% selling fee on sales to a seller's own audience, with conditions not spelled out on the page (company claim).
Source: palmstreet.app ↗How it scores
Strong on fees. Weaker on getting paid.
- Fees4.5
- Getting paid2.3
- Access3.0
- Track record3.0
- Proof of earnings2.5
- Free to join
- Clear fees
- Low cut
How much we know
We have 9 of the 17 things we track for every platform. Fees, payouts, join rules, countries and real earnings count most.
What we have
- What kind of platform it is
- Year founded
- Headquarters
- Fees
- How fast you get paid
- Withdrawal methods
- Join requirements
- Countries it accepts
- Real earnings figures
Still missing
- Plain-English overview
- Minimum payout
- Payment protection
- Review ratings
- Wikipedia or reference page
- Support channels
- Mobile apps
- Social accounts