Kentucky sellers: how to report Stonefjord sales on your own return
Stonefjord already collects and pays Kentucky sales tax on your sales here. Report them as gross receipts, then deduct them — so you are not taxed twice.
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Boost Your Listing
Pay-on-sale advertising: choose a rate from 2–10%, appear in Sponsored slots, and pay only when something sells.
5 stepsHow to Set Up as a Seller
Complete your seller profile and connect your bank before your first listing.
4 stepsHow to Sell a Local Market Item
List a physical good — new, used, vintage, or handmade — and start selling.
8 stepsHow to Sell a Local Service
List your service, accept requests, and get paid — all through Stonefjord.
9 stepsHow to List a Local Event
Create an event listing, set up ticket sales, and manage your guest list.
9 stepsWhen You Pay the Listing Fee
Your first listing is free, every sale earns you another, and invite codes are worth several. Once you have none left, the $0.50 listing fee is charged up front when you publish — not when your item sells.
5 stepsThe $15 Chargeback Fee
If a buyer disputes a payment and the dispute is decided against you, a one-time $15 fee applies.
4 stepsThe Event Cancellation Fee
Cancelling an event after tickets have sold costs $25 plus 5% of ticket sales, capped at half of what your tickets sold for. Free events and events with no tickets sold are exempt.
4 stepsHow to Connect Your Bank Account
Set up payouts so you can receive money from sales.
5 stepsHow to Manage Orders and Buyers
View incoming orders, update their status, and communicate with buyers.
4 stepsManaging Your Event Guest List
How to view attendees, ticket numbers, and check guests in at the door.
4 stepsHow to Delete a Listing
Remove a listing you no longer want to sell.
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