About

About the marketplace

The HerbWoman Marketplace is the part of the HerbWoman school where students and graduates sell what they make — teas, dried herbs, tinctures, salves, seeds and books, prepared in their own workrooms and sold under their own names.

A marketplace of the HerbWoman school · herbwoman.com

Why the marketplace exists

Students need to practise preparation work at a real scale, and they need somewhere to sell it. Instead of each student building a shop alone, the school runs one marketplace and handles the payments, the buyer support and the compliance checks.

Only students and graduates of the school may open a shop.
Standing at the school is checked against the register before the shop goes live.
The school takes a commission on each sale: 8% for students, 10% for graduates, 5% on the professional plan. There is no fee for opening or keeping a shop.
Money is held until the parcel is delivered, then paid out every Friday.

Who buys here

Buyers are students, graduates, and the general public. Orders ship from the seller's own address, so a basket with several shops arrives as several parcels. Each seller sets their own destinations per product — the delivery-country picker in the top bar shows you what can reach you.

What every listing promises

Products are sold as foods, cosmetics, seeds or books — never as medicines. Every physical product carries the botanical name, the full ingredient list, a batch number, and the seller's name and address. Listings never make health claims; the product safety policy applies to every shop without exception.

Contact

Written questions only, so that answers can be checked and kept on record: marketplace@herbwoman.com. The school office answers within two working days.