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Give us one number you ship for. You may always charge less — free shipping over a threshold, a local discount, whatever you like — but a buyer must never be asked for more at checkout than the rate shown here. FangTrack shows a delivered cost, so a rate that moves after the click makes every comparison on the page wrong.

A Google Sheet you own and update — species, size, sex, price, and how many you have. FangTrack reads it once a day, the same way we read a shop's website. You edit the sheet; the site follows. Sell an animal, take the row out or set the count to zero, and it comes off FangTrack on the next read.

We'll send you the column layout when you're accepted. If you already keep a list, it is usually a rename of the headers rather than a rebuild.

A short check that you are who you say you are and that you're actually shipping animals — references from the hobby, a group or show you sell at, or a couple of buyers who'll vouch. Nothing invasive, and nothing published without asking you first. It is the whole reason a buyer can trust a seller here who has no website of their own.

PayPal, Venmo, or your own checkout through something like Stripe or Link — we don't mind which, and you can offer more than one. What matters is that a buyer arriving from FangTrack can see how they pay before they commit, and that it's a method you actually settle through. We never handle the money and never see it.