Events

• Creating a sale event

  Create an organization-hosted sale event, set seller terms, and review the draft before opening applications.Some readers

• Applying your listing to an event

  Check event eligibility and fees, apply an existing or new listing, and follow pending, approved, or rejected status.Some readers

• What sale events are

  Understand auction and fixed-price sale events, organizer rules, seller applications, and event-scoped buyer views.Few readers

Listings

• Listing an animal for auction

  Set auction pricing and timing, choose buyer-facing activity controls, and understand what changes after bidding starts.Popular

• Listing an animal at a fixed price

  Create a fixed-price animal listing with clear photos, a useful description, fulfillment choices, and the right visibility.Some readers

• Requiring buyer applications and building a form

  Require approval on a listing, choose a seller-owned saved form, and ask only the questions needed for placement.Some readers

• Reviewing and approving buyer applications

  Find pending buyer applications, review their answers, and understand what approving or rejecting a buyer changes for your listings.Few readers

• What you need to start selling

  Check seller verification, listing details, and payout setup before sharing a private link or publishing your first animal for sale.Few readers

• Covering buyer fees and adding promoter rewards

  Choose whether to cover the buyer fee or fund a promoter reward, and see how each choice changes seller proceeds.Few readers

• Reviewing offers on your listing

  Review, accept, decline, or withdraw a buyer's offer on a fixed-price listing.Few readers

• Auction transparency: the activity feed and anonymous bidders

  Choose comments, bid activity, and public bidder labels, and understand when a sale-event rule overrides them.Few readers

• Offering a volume discount on multiple animals

  Create an automatic same-seller discount for buyers taking several eligible animals in one checkout.Few readers

• Offering a count group to buyers

  Open a count group to buyer applications, review requests, and move accepted buyers toward reservations and individual animals.Few readers

• Sold your animal? How to update Creatures

  Record an off-platform sale, mark an animal sold, or transfer ownership without losing its profile and records.Few readers

• Taking deposits on babies from a litter

  Set a deposit-backed litter reservation, review the buyer, track held deposit credit, and prepare the remaining balance.Few readers

• Opening your program to applications and running a waitlist

  Open free program interest, decide applications, manage a ranked queue, send 72-hour offers, and attach accepted buyers later.Few readers

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Payout

• How seller payout works

  Understand when sale proceeds release to your Wallet, which deductions apply, and when you can withdraw.Popular

• Getting paid when transport is involved

  See when seller proceeds release for Creatures transport, seller delivery, buyer pickup, and cancelled trips.Some readers

• Seller fees and the Creatures Pro subscription

  Understand the standard seller fee, optional seller-funded deductions, and when Pro can reduce recurring platform costs.Few readers

• What happens after I sell an animal?

  Follow payment, handoff, privacy, proceeds, ownership, review, and refund states after a marketplace sale.Few readers