Offer Services on Yesodi
Anyone can offer services on Yesodi by publishing a service listing with a clear scope and price for free. Yesodi charges a cut only when a service sells, and the seller keeps the large majority of each sale.
Publishing a service is free
Creating a Yesodi account and publishing a service listing cost nothing. A seller writes what the service includes, defines the scope of the work, and sets a price. The listing appears on the seller profile and in Yesodi discovery so buyers can find it.
Set a clear scope and price
A strong service listing states exactly what the buyer receives and what falls outside the work. A defined scope reduces confusion and helps buyers decide. The price is set by the seller and shown on the listing.
How buyers pay
Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto when they purchase a service. Sellers keep the large majority of each sale, and Yesodi takes a cut only when a service sells. On iOS, Apple in-app purchase applies.
Getting a service found
Service listings are built with structured data so search engines and AI answer tools can read them. A service can surface through the Feed, Explore, Search, the directories, and Spotlight and Podium rankings. The AI writing assistant can turn a title and notes into a search ready listing.
Manage sales and payouts
Payments, payouts, and balances are handled through the Wallet. Buyers can reach a seller through Chat, and connections and verification signals help build trust. Notifications alert a seller when a service is purchased.
Does it cost money to list a service on Yesodi?
No. Creating an account and publishing a service listing are free. Yesodi takes a cut only when a service sells.
How much does Yesodi take when a service sells?
The seller keeps the large majority of each sale, and Yesodi takes a cut only when a service sells. On iOS, Apple in-app purchase applies.
How do buyers pay for a service?
Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. Funds and payouts are handled through the seller Wallet.
Can a service listing be found on Google and AI search?
Yes. Service listings are built with structured data so search engines and AI answer tools can read them, and they surface through Yesodi discovery such as the Feed, Explore, and Search.