We take 15%.
There is no
second fee.
No listing fee. No monthly fee. No joining fee. Commission is charged on the item price, never on the shipping you collect. Payouts run on the 1st and the 16th, on a published date, to your own Stripe account — your money never sits on our balance.
Read the studio agreement before you apply — it is short, it is public, and it says what we each owe the other.
Two fields now. Twelve on the next screen. A decision within 10 working days.
One piece, all the sums
Fee opacity is the most common complaint sellers have about every other platform. Here is the whole calculation on an £80.00 garment, and it is the same calculation the dashboard runs on a real order.
Everyone you bring, you keep at 0%.
Every brand gets a referral link and a code. Any customer who arrives on Kingdom Made through your link is yours: we charge 0% commission on their orders, permanently, not for a first order and not for a trial period. We fund their first-order discount ourselves.
Post the link to your own audience and this platform costs you nothing on that trade. Sell to somebody Kingdom Made brought you, and we take 15%. That is the whole deal: we are paid for the customers we find you.
What the 15% buys
Two shoot days a season, in-house, in the house grade — campaign photography your own brand budget does not stretch to, published across the homepage, the journal and the drops. Editorial placement is earned by data, not bought: complete listings get merchandised, incomplete ones stay in the grid.
Plus concierge upload for the first fifty brands, a published payout calendar, partial decline, holiday mode, and retention data on your own customers that no marketplace of this kind gives you.
This part is not the pitch. It is the filter.
10% of every pound this platform keeps goes to the Kingdom Fund — named churches and UK community centres, disbursed on a public ledger, computed net of returns. It comes out of our commission, not your margin.
Every brand here is Christian-owned; that is the one baseline guarantee and it is evidenced, not self-declared. Admission is scored on four axes — craft, distinctiveness, operational readiness, mission — and every axis has to clear the bar on its own. A good story does not carry a weak product. There are three outcomes, not two: yes, not yet with the specific reasons, or no.
Curation is what we sell to buyers. You are effectively being paid for the pieces we turn down.
Two fields.
Applications are read in monthly committee. A decision within 10 working days, either way.