Marketplace

You can list and sell today. You cannot take a card for it today, and this page would rather tell you that than let you find out at checkout.

Listing something

A listing is created from inside the app. Selling means registering as a seller first, which is a real step rather than a checkbox — it is what keeps a marketplace from being a place where anyone can post anything and vanish.

How a sale settles right now

Card payments in the Marketplace are temporarily switched off. A buyer cannot start a card checkout on a listing, and no card flow will begin and then fail — the option is simply not offered.

What works is cash, local pickup, and payment in person. Those settlements carry no platform fee, because the platform is not moving the money.

This is a pause on Marketplace card checkout specifically. It is unrelated to PulseSoc Premium, which is billed through your Apple ID and is unaffected.

Questions

Can I pay for a Marketplace item by card?
Not at the moment. Card checkout in the Marketplace is temporarily unavailable. Cash, local pickup and in-person payment are the available options.
Is there a fee on a Marketplace sale?
Cash, pickup and in-person settlements carry no platform fee.
Do I need to do anything before I can sell?
Yes. You register as a seller before you can list something for sale.

Get the app

Marketplace is part of PulseSoc for iPhone. Free to download, iOS 15.1 or later.

Download on the App Store About the app

The rest of the app

Post and follow

Share text, photos and video, follow the people you care about, and reply in the open.

Reels

Short vertical video with sound, in a full-screen feed.

Live video

Go live from your phone, or watch and comment in someone else's stream.

Direct messages

One-to-one and group conversations, with photos, voice notes and files.

Groups and rooms

Topic groups, plus live audio rooms for conversations that are not written down.

Creator profiles

A profile page that collects your posts, reels and links in one place.