Egypt's marketplace for independent makers. Open a shopfront in an afternoon — or connect the Shopify store you already run and let it sync itself.
“Why would I give you 12.5% of customers I already have?”
You wouldn't — and you shouldn't. Keep your own site and your own Instagram for the people who already follow you. You pay us nothing on those sales, and we'll never ask you to stop.
101 is for the customers you don't have yet: someone who came for a candle, found your ceramics in the next aisle, and checked out once for both. The 12.5% covers finding them, the payment handling, the buyer protection and the support desk.
Put next to what it costs to buy that same customer through ads — and to keep buying them — it's usually the cheaper side of the trade. And unlike ads, it only charges you when something actually sells.
Not a feature list — the three things that actually change for you the day you open a doorway.
Shoppers arrive for the market and find you on the way. Someone browsing Home Decor meets your work without ever having heard your name — and you pay only if they buy.
Points earned on any brand can be spent on any brand — funded by the marketplace, not by you. Someone else's customer arrives with a reason to shop your store.
Already selling on Shopify? Connect once and your catalogue, stock and orders keep themselves in step. No re-listing, no double entry.
Every shopper earns points on every brand on the street — and can spend them on any of them. It's a cross-brand cashback wallet that we fund, not you. Here's why that matters on your side of the door.
A shopper orders a candle from another maker and earns points on it.
Points sitting in a wallet are a standing reason to return — the marketplace paid for that, not the vendor.
Nothing ties those points to the brand that earned them. Often they're spent somewhere new.
Commission is calculated before points are redeemed. A shopper paying with points doesn't reduce what you're paid.
It's a re-engagement machine no single small brand could build alone — and it's the reason shoppers consolidate their buying here instead of across ten separate checkouts. Which is what puts them in front of you in the first place.
Start fresh in our vendor dashboard, or connect the Shopify store you already run and change almost nothing about your day.
Everything you need in one screen, built into 101. Good if you're not selling online yet, or you'd rather keep 101 separate.
Link your store and your catalogue imports itself — then stays in sync, both directions, without you touching it again.
Deliberately hands-off about your craft, deliberately hands-on with the parts that make a first-time buyer hesitate.
One short form. Tell us what you make and where you make it.
A one-click confirmation. Required before you can add products.
A person reads every application and checks you're a genuine maker.
Add products yourself, or link Shopify and let the catalogue import itself.
Your doorway joins the street. Orders land wherever you work.
No fee to open. No fee to list. Nothing monthly. If nothing sells, you owe nothing.
Commission is calculated before any points a shopper redeems — a customer paying with points doesn't reduce what you're paid.
Two dates matter, and neither of them is a surprise.
Ten categories, each with its own colour on the street. Some are thinner than others — being early in yours is worth something.
Yes — and we mean it permanently, not as a launch concession. There is no exclusivity on 101 Market. Keep your own website, your own social selling, and any other marketplace you're on. You pay us nothing on any of those sales.
You connect your store once. Your products, prices and stock levels import and then stay in sync in both directions, so a change in either place shows up in the other. Orders placed on 101 push into your Shopify admin, and when you mark them fulfilled there, that status comes back to us. Refunds and cancellations propagate both ways. In practice you keep working in the admin you already know, and stock stays accurate enough that overselling is very unlikely.
Bringing you customers, running a secure checkout, buyer protection, and our customer-service and dispute desk. It's charged on the product price only — never on the delivery fee — and it's calculated before any points a shopper redeems, so the loyalty wallet never comes out of your side.
We do. The points wallet is funded by the marketplace, not by vendors. Your commission is worked out before a shopper spends any points, so a customer paying partly with points doesn't reduce your payout.
You do, with your own courier. You set your own delivery rate and print your own labels, so your coverage and timings are whatever your courier already offers. A customer buying from two brands pays one delivery fee per brand.
An order becomes payable once the customer's return window closes — seven days by default. Cleared orders are then paid out twice a month, at mid-month and month-end, and every payout is recorded and approved by two people before it leaves.
Payment method, any minimum, and the exact clearing time still need confirming before this page goes live.
Our support desk classifies the fault first. Where a customer keeps the product and is refunded, the product-value loss sits with the vendor by default, though we can absorb it as goodwill. On a return or exchange, the reverse-delivery fee sits with the customer by default. On a refunded card or wallet order, the 2% handling fee isn't recoverable.
To open a store you need a verified email address. Bank or payout details will be needed before your first payout.
The full document requirements and the accept / reject policy still need settling before this page goes live.
Yes. There's no lock-in and no exclusivity. Your orders and invoices stay available to you afterwards.
One form, about two minutes. A person reads every application — you'll hear back from us either way.
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