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About Common Goods 4
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Eligibility & Getting Started 6
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Fees & Financials 7
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How It Works - Operations 7
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Technical Setup 6
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CG App - eCommerce Integrations 8
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Shopify Collective: Technical Setup & Policies 0
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Shopify Collective - Getting Started 21
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Shopify Collective - Community Guidelines 2
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Shopify Collective - Finding & Connecting with Retailers 7
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Shopify Collective - Price Lists & Products 12
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Shopify Collective - Shipping 6
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Shopify Collective - Orders, Returns & Fulfillment 5
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Shopify Collective - Payments & Taxes 11
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Shopify Collective - Managing Your Account 3
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Customer Service 3
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Visibility & Growth 3
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Policies & Legal 5
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Support 5
How does Common Goods compare to other marketplaces?
On a $100 product sale, Common Goods merchants take home $80.00 (80%) after the 20% commission, with $0 fulfillment, storage, payment processing, or offsite ad costs, and full shipping reimbursement.
By comparison, Amazon FBA nets sellers $60.80 (71%) after commission, fulfillment, storage, and payment processing fees, with no shipping reimbursement. Etsy (over $10k in annual sales) nets sellers $71.30 (71%) after commission, payment processing, and offsite ads fees, also with no shipping reimbursement.
Common Goods covers payment processing on all marketplace orders at no cost to the merchant, and merchants cover their own storage/overhead as a standard cost of doing business. Etsy’s offsite ads fee (4–12%) applies automatically for stores over $10k in annual sales when Etsy drives a sale from outside their platform.