Applying, saving your draft, and what happens next
How the seller application works — resume links, document upload, submission checks, review timing, and every status you might see.
title: Applying, saving your draft, and what happens next description: How the seller application works — resume links, document upload, submission checks, review timing, and every status you might see. topic: seller-help order: 12 updated_at: "2026-08-07" phase: live tags: [seller, application, review, status] related: [eligibility-and-documents, seller-agreement, getting-started]
The application lives at /sell/apply. It's built to be filled in over multiple sittings — nothing is lost if you close the tab.
Starting and resuming
- Enter your contact email (and optionally your business name) to start a draft.
- We immediately email you a resume link. It's valid for 60 days and is tied to your application and email — bookmark the email, and you can pick up where you left off from any device.
- Fill in business details, upload documents, and submit when ready.
One application per email address: if your email already has an application in progress, starting again returns you to the existing one instead of creating a duplicate.
Submitting
The submit step validates everything listed in Who can sell, and what documents you need. If something required is missing, you get a specific list of what to fix — nothing is silently dropped. On success you receive a confirmation email, and our review team is notified.
Review timing and outcomes
Most applications are reviewed within 3 business days. You can check where things stand any time at /sell/status.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Draft | You're still filling it in. Editable. |
| Submitted | In the review queue. Locked for editing. |
| Under review | A reviewer is looking at it, or it was held for extra checks (for example, a sanctions-screening match). |
| Info requested | We need something clarified — the application unlocks so you can update it and resubmit. |
| Approved | You're in. Next steps: sign the seller agreement and connect Stripe. |
| Rejected | We include the reason in the decision email. |
After approval
Approval unlocks the seller dashboard. Two things stand between you and your first sale:
- Sign the seller agreement — see The seller agreement.
- Connect Stripe from the dashboard onboarding page — see Getting paid.
Then send us your catalog for import: Getting your products listed.