Why SCRAPD Will Never Be Flooded With Dropshippers
How SCRAPD’s structure makes it impossible for dropshippers and resellers to drown out genuine makers.
The SCRAPD Journal
Open your storefront and make your first sale.
SCRAPD is a curated marketplace, so opening a storefront works differently than it does on an open platform. Every shop is reviewed by a real person in Nashville, Tennessee before it goes live, and every item has to be genuinely one-of-one: handmade, upcycled, or reworked, with no two pieces identical.
These guides cover the whole path in order - what the review team looks for, how to set the storefront up, how to photograph and describe your work so it sells, what commission you actually pay, and how to move listings across if you are coming from somewhere else.
How SCRAPD’s structure makes it impossible for dropshippers and resellers to drown out genuine makers.
The transparent rundown of what SCRAPD’s review team checks before approving any storefront.
Everything you need to launch a SCRAPD storefront that passes review and converts browsers into buyers.
Why genuine makers lose to fake-handmade shops elsewhere, and how SCRAPD is built to prevent it.
A plain-English breakdown of SCRAPD’s 5% founding-50 commission and exactly how much more you keep.
A practical checklist for makers ready to move their handmade business from Etsy to SCRAPD.
A behind-the-scenes look at how every SCRAPD storefront gets hand-reviewed in Nashville before it goes live.
A repeatable pricing formula built for handmade and upcycled makers selling one-of-one work.
A clear guide to what one-of-one means on SCRAPD and how to know your work qualifies.