Instagram reach is dead. Etsy is a race to the bottom. Google Maps shows you a phone number, not a shop.
High-street footfall is down but interest in buying local is at a decade high. People want to spend near home.
Set a home pin, choose a radius. Every product, gig, print, and pop-up you see is genuinely local. Nothing else.
Put your work on a map local buyers actually look at. Fuzzy pin option keeps your address private.
Your Google Maps listing is a phone number. On From Here it's a mini-shop: menu, products, hours, reviews.
Same map as your audience. In-app tickets + door scanner. You keep 91% of every ticket sold.
Photo spots on the map, book bookings, sell prints. All within your radius.
Great — From Here isn't replacing them. Instagram is discovery, From Here is checkout on a map. Zero conflict.
The pin is free forever. Flat 9% all-in — that covers Stripe fees too, so no surprises. You keep 91% of every sale.
Ten minutes, together on the phone. Every card autosaves. Edit anything, anytime, from your device.
Fuzzy map option shows a soft area, never your street. Home-based makers stay private by default.
Most café pins are their menu, hours and reviews. You don't have to sell online to be findable.
The pin is a free extra listing. If nobody uses it, you lost 10 minutes. If it works, you have a new sales channel.