Sell on NailFair

Sell nail supplies to the people who use them every day.

NailFair is a marketplace for one industry. Everyone browsing it is a salon owner, a nail tech or a studio buying for their table — so your listing is not competing with phone cases for attention.

See what it costs

No listing fee. No monthly fee. You pay a commission only when an order is paid.

Already on NailFair

19,035
Nail salons
85
Suppliers
27
Brands
5
Nail techs

Every salon page, brand page and product page is indexed, so the people searching Google for what you sell can land on your listing.

What you get as a NailFair seller

Not a page on a general marketplace — a storefront built around how nail products are actually bought and sold.

A storefront of your own

Your brand or supplier page carries your logo, your story and your whole catalogue at one address you can put on a label or a business card.

Listings that fit nail products

Colors, sizes, grits and kit bundles live on one product as variants — each with its own price, stock and photo, instead of twenty near-identical listings.

Buyers can just ask

A tech deciding between two gels will message you. Chat is built in, so the question reaches your shop instead of dying in an inbox nobody reads.

Stripe holds the money

Payments go to a Stripe account in your own name, opened during setup. NailFair never holds your balance and cannot spend it.

Shipping and tax, handled

Set your own rates per order or per item; sales tax is worked out from where the order is going, and shows on the invoice.

One dashboard

Orders, payouts, coupons, shipping and your product catalogue in the same place — plus your own Stripe dashboard for the money side.

How selling on NailFair works

  1. 1

    Create your page

    Add your brand, supplier or shop page — or claim the one already listed on NailFair if someone has added your business.

  2. 2

    Turn on payments

    Stripe asks for your ID, your business details and a bank account. It takes a few minutes and is the only paperwork here.

  3. 3

    List your products

    Photos, categories, price and stock. Add variants if a product comes in more than one color or size.

  4. 4

    Ship and get paid

    Print the order, ship it, add the tracking number. The payout clock starts at delivery.

What it costs to sell on NailFair

One number, taken out of the sale. Nothing is billed back to you afterwards.

$0

To open a shop and list products

No listing fee, no monthly fee.

15%

Commission on a product sale

Taken from the goods total — not from shipping, not from sales tax.

5%

Commission on a booking

If your salon also takes appointments through NailFair.

Stripe charges its own card-processing fee on top, the same as it would anywhere. Optional extras — a verified badge, a search boost — are priced separately and are never required to sell.

Payouts

Seller payouts: when the money reaches your bank

The clock starts when the order is delivered, not when it is paid — the same rule the large marketplaces use, because a delivered order is one that is unlikely to come back.

Your share moves into your Stripe account the moment the buyer pays. It sits there — in your name, not ours — until the hold is over.

14 days after delivery
New seller — and your first 5 orders wait out the 30-day return window. A 10% reserve is kept back and sent on when that window closes.
7 days after delivery
Growing — a 5% reserve is kept back and sent on when the return window closes.
7 days after delivery
Established — a 2% reserve is kept back and sent on when the return window closes.
21 days after payment
Orders shipped without a tracking number: there is no delivery date to start from, so a new shop is not paid for one at all.

Questions sellers ask

Who can sell on NailFair?+

Suppliers, distributors, brands and salons selling nail products in the United States. You list under a business page — your brand, your supply shop or your salon — not under a personal profile.

What do I need to get started?+

A business page on NailFair and a Stripe account, which you open during setup with your ID, business details and a bank account. Stripe decides what it needs for your business type; NailFair never sees those documents.

What can I sell?+

Anything a salon or a nail tech buys: gel and polish, acrylic and dip systems, tips and forms, tools, lamps, furniture, pedicure chairs, disposables. Nothing that needs a licence we cannot verify, and nothing counterfeit — a brand can report a listing that copies theirs.

When do I actually get my money?+

Your share lands in your own Stripe account as soon as the buyer pays, and it goes to your bank in one weekly payout once the hold is over — 7 days after delivery, 14 while you are new, or 21 days after payment if the order ships without tracking. One payment a week covering everything due, not one per order.

What happens with refunds and returns?+

You set your return policy and decide the refund. A refund is taken back out of the same order: the commission on it is returned to you too, so you are never charged a fee on money you did not keep.

Can I run my own sales and coupons?+

Yes. Sale prices and your own coupon codes are yours to set, and they cost nothing. Platform-funded promotions are separate and clearly marked as ours.

Put your catalogue where the nail industry shops.

Setting up costs nothing and you can list your first product today.

Join tens of thousands of nail businesses on NailFair

Be one of them — and reach thousands of partnership opportunities across the US.

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