Minicart gives you your own online store and a team of AI teammates to run it with you. Instead of learning ecommerce software, you say what you want in plain English and your teammates draft it for you. If you can send a text message, you can run a store here.
US only for now. Selling on Minicart is currently available to stores based in the United States.
Your store, not a marketplace
Minicart is not a marketplace. Your products do not sit in a shared catalog next to other sellers. Shoppers do not browse Minicart looking for things to buy.
What you get instead is your own website, your own brand and a direct relationship with the people who buy from you. Their email address is yours. Your storefront looks like your business, not like a listing page.
The trade is that traffic is yours to build. Nobody hands you an audience, so your first sales come from sharing your store with people you already reach. Milo, your marketing teammate, is there to help with exactly that. See Working with Milo on marketing.
Plenty of people run a Minicart store alongside an Etsy shop or an eBay store. It does not have to be one or the other.
Your AI teammates
3 teammates each look after part of your store:
Sloane builds your storefront, products, collections and design. She also looks after payments, payouts and taxes
Milo handles marketing, pages, social posts and discounts
Logan covers inventory, orders, shipping, refunds and your customers
Sloane is with you from the first minute. The rest appear once your store goes live. Whoever you ask, they draft the work and show it to you first. Nothing is saved without your approval.
What it costs
You can build a store and start selling on the free plan with no monthly fee. Minicart takes a card rate on each sale instead. Paid plans lower that rate and add a custom domain, more users and higher limits. See What you pay per sale.
What you can sell
Handmade goods, art and prints, clothing, vintage pieces, collectibles, digital downloads, small-batch food and plenty more. See What you can sell for what is restricted.
Getting started
Signing up takes a conversation, not a form. See Sign up and create your store.
