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Weekly bread, monthly flowers — regular deliveries from locals

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What it is

Subscribe, in a sentence or three

A thing that arrives on a schedule. You subscribe, it keeps coming, and you can pause or cancel.

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Weekly bread, monthly flowers — regular deliveries from locals

How it works

Three steps. No MBA required.

  1. 1

    Describe what arrives, and when

    What is in the delivery, how often, and the price. A trial period is optional.

  2. 2

    Someone subscribes

    They start a recurring payment. The subscription shows as active.

  3. 3

    Pause or cancel

    They can pause and resume, or cancel. If a payment fails, the subscription shows as past due.

Example listings

What it looks like on a stall

Three made-up rounds. This is a delivery, not a fee to belong. Belonging is Membership.

  • Subscribe

    Weekly sourdough loaf

    Megan Hughes · Heaton, Newcastle

    £18 a month

    One loaf every Saturday, red gate

    1. The round is the listing

      Megan lists one loaf every Saturday, collected from the red gate, at £18 a month.

    2. A household subscribes

      The payment repeats. The subscription stays active without a new order each week.

    3. Half term pause

      They pause for two weeks away, then resume. The loaves stop and start with the subscription.

  • Subscribe

    Monthly shito jar

    Kofi Mensah · Chapeltown, Leeds

    £12 a month

    One jar, first Sunday

    1. What is in the jar

      The listing says one jar of shito, and the Sunday it is ready to collect.

    2. Three households join

      Each subscription is its own. Kofi knows how many jars to make.

    3. One household cancels

      They cancel after spring. The other two stay active.

  • Subscribe

    Seasonal veg box, weekly

    Tom Harrington · North Norfolk

    £14 a week

    A box at the farm gate

    1. A small regular box

      Tom lists a weekly box of whatever the field is giving, left at the farm gate with a name on it.

    2. Households subscribe

      The payment is weekly. Skipping a week is a pause, not a new listing.

    3. A failed payment

      If a card fails, that subscription shows as past due until it is sorted.

Who it’s for

Made for people like

  • Bakers, growers and makers with regulars
  • Anyone who delivers the same thing every week or month
  • Households who would rather not re-order every Friday
  • KofiChapeltown, Leeds
  • MeganHeaton, Newcastle
  • TomNorth Norfolk
  • MoragLochaber, Highlands

Fees & trust

Fees vary by listing type, always shown before you pay.

Vary by listing type, always shown before you pay. A portion flows back to the spinney where the transaction happened. The fee table is on the fees page.

[Subscribe fee line and worked example from the fees page. Do not publish a figure until it is confirmed.]

  • Stalls your community actually approved
  • Fair refunds when something's not right
  • Adults only — everyone here is 18+

FAQs

Questions your lot will ask

Is this the same as Membership?

No. Subscribe is for something that arrives on a schedule. A fee to belong, like club subs, is Membership.

Can subscribers pause?

Yes. They can pause and resume, or cancel.

Do I make a new listing each week?

No. Each cycle is the same arrangement on the same listing.

What happens if a payment fails?

The subscription shows as past due until it is sorted.

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