Your kid already makes things.Now they'll sell them.

Yes, with a parent involved. Most platforms ban kids under 13 because of a federal privacy law called COPPA. Lemonade Stand was built for that law from day one: the parent owns the account, gives verified consent, and approves everything. The store itself belongs to the kid.

On most marketplaces, 18. Etsy, eBay and Shopify all require an adult account holder, and Etsy doesn't allow kids under 13 on the platform at all. Lemonade Stand is built for kids, including kids under 13: the parent owns the account and approves everything, and the kid runs the store.

Everything that matters. You approve every product before it goes live, you approve every order before it reaches your kid, and every customer message goes to your parent portal, never to your kid. There is no messaging between kids and strangers, ever.

Things they make and services they can do with a parent present: bracelets, baked goods, painted rocks, stickers, art, dog walking, car washes. If they already enjoy making it or doing it, they can learn to sell it.

The money lessons that don't stick in a lecture. Setting a price and finding out if anyone pays it, what the supplies cost versus what the sale brought in, writing a description that makes someone want to buy, filling an order on time, and watching a savings split set money aside from every sale. Boss Mode games and lessons cover pricing, customers and profit, and each one applies to a store that is open tomorrow.

Then your kid has learned something real about pricing, and gets to try again. The first customers are almost always family, friends and neighbors, so the store comes with a link you can share. Many kids also start with things they already own, like outgrown books and toys, so there is nothing to lose on supplies. The first month is free and you can cancel anytime.

Like any real store. Customers check out on the kid's storefront with a card, or families can take in-person orders and record them in the app. Parents control how payments are set up.

The first month is free, then $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year, for up to five kids. When a customer pays by card, we keep 5% of the sale; in-person orders you record in the app have no fee. Cancel anytime. No ads, and we never sell family data.

We collect as little as possible: first name only, no photos of children anywhere on the site, and no birthdays, last names, or addresses from kids. No ads, no data sharing. The full privacy policy spells it all out. Read the privacy policy