Businesses Pay $0 in Platform Fees for First $5,000 Sold (Then 5% + GST) @ Generous.nz

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https://generous.nz/business

If you’re a NZ business that sells products, vouchers, experiences, food, services or giftable items — this is a genuinely good deal.

For a limited time, Generous.nz is waiving platform fees on your first $5,000 in sales when fundraisers sell your products.

Normally the platform fee is 5% + GST, but right now it’s $0 until you hit $5k.
(Stripe processing fees still apply.)

💼 What Generous.nz is
Generous.nz is NZ’s hybrid fundraising marketplace where schools, clubs, charities and everyday Kiwis raise money by selling items.

Businesses list products, fundraisers sell them and you pay them a commission.

For sales received, you receive the funds to your stripe account and you fulfil the orders direct to the purchaser

You get:

No listing fees

No subscription

No platform fee on your first $5,000 in sales

Automatic voucher creation + instant email delivery

Verified metro/rural delivery zones

AI fraud protection on every order

Up to 35 active products

Fully claimable as a business advertising expense

Fundraisers bring their own supporters — you simply fulfil orders and get paid automatically.

🛍️ Perfect for businesses selling:
Food & drink

Gift boxes

Experiences

Vouchers

Beauty & wellness

Handmade goods

Local products

Seasonal items

Services

Anything fundraisers can promote

🎁 Why this is a strong deal
Zero platform fees until you hit $5k

No risk — if nothing sells, you pay nothing

Fundraisers do the selling for you

Great exposure to schools, clubs and charities

NZ‑made, Stripe secure, AI‑powered platform

If you’ve ever wanted to reach fundraisers without building a storefront or running ads, this is the cheapest time to jump in.

Start free: Generous.nz/business

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  • This is not a deal, it's a self promotion post for a startup with zero sales. Should be in forums.

    I also don't get the business concept though, i signup, add my products, then hope someone wants to sell them to their supporters without ever sighting the product to then earn a commission set by me? If they do sell one, and If I then don't ship the product, send the wrong one etc, the fundraiser is going to be left holding the bag looking like a scammer. Once you start dealing with high ticket items, tickets etc I recon you will quickly attract the attention of DIA for running games of chance.

    • Fair on the format — noted, and I'll keep the pitch out of here.

      Quick answers to the three real questions:

      Fundraisers aren't selling something blind. They see the price, the share they'd earn, the supplier's ratings and the delivery terms, then choose what to add. It's a local version of "shop to support" — closer to an affiliate link than drop‑shipping.

      The buyer pays the business directly, into the business's own Stripe account, and the business is named on the receipt. The fundraiser never touches the money and isn't the seller, so a missing or wrong item is the business's problem exactly as if you'd bought from them directly — and a chargeback hits their account, not the fundraiser's. If a business goes quiet we chase the order, and if their stripe account is disabled their listings come off the site automatically.

      Businesses are also fully vetted before going live on the site, by ourselves and also via Stripe.

      Nothing involves chance. It's all fixed‑price retail; raffles only run with a verified licence number that is AI checked and then approved manually by a human as well - nothing unlicensed is allowed on.

  • same website but a totally different deal - the other deal is for fundraisers raising funds. This is a business offer for businesses to onboard and have free fees for their initial sales.

    • Thank you, the AI slop all reads the same to me

  • Reported as spam, regardless of your claim that this spam is different spam to yesterday's spam.

  • How much is stripe fees?

    • The advertise the rate for credit card processing as
      2.65% + NZ$0.30
      for domestic cards

      https://stripe.com/nz/pricing

      Once you get larger volume if decreases further

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