Tushoply Seller Academy
Six short courses that take you from an empty account to a running shop. Each one is roughly forty minutes, split into lessons you can leave and come back to.
Beginner's guide
The eleven-chapter walkthrough covering how the marketplace works, who can sell, what you need and how to get your first order.
From nothing to your first sale
Read it end to end in about twenty minutes, or jump to the chapter you need. It is the same guide that opens when you click Start selling.
- How Tushoply works and who can sell
- Requirements, registration and verification
- Listing, pricing and stock
- Orders, delivery and your first week
How to list products
A field-by-field walkthrough of the product editor, with the rules that decide whether your listing gets found.
Brand, product, key attribute, size — in that order.
Fill every attribute; each one is a filter buyers use.
One parent, many children — never separate listings.
Lead with the problem it solves, not the specification.
Shot at homeProduct photography guide
Keep readingProduct photography guide
You do not need a studio. A window, a white board and a phone will clear our image standards.
Side-on daylight, never direct flash.
Pure white sweep for the main shot.
Front, three-quarter, detail, in-use, scale.
2000px square, under 5 MB, sRGB.
Pricing guide
How to price against fees rather than against competitors — and when to hold your price instead of cutting it.
Product, packaging, inbound freight and your time.
Referral, closing, delivery and payment processing.
Aim for 35% or better before advertising spend.
Delivery guide
Which fulfilment method suits which kind of product — by weight, value, fragility and how fast buyers expect it.
Twelve thousand sellers, one community.
A moderated forum plus monthly meet-ups in every market you sell in.
Seller blog
Marketplace changes, category demand shifts and seasonal planning — written by the team that runs the platform.
What is selling, by category, every month.
Fee, policy and feature updates before they land.
Stock and pricing runbooks for peak weeks.
How your metrics compare to your category.
Video tutorials
Short screen recordings of the actual dashboard — no presenters, no music, just the clicks.
Averaging four minutes each.
One walkthrough per dashboard area.
Matching our six selling markets.
Seller stories
Long-form interviews with sellers who grew here — including the parts that went wrong and what they changed.
Real numbers, not testimonials
Each story includes the seller's actual first-year revenue curve, their fee load and the single decision that moved the needle.
- 12 published stories across six categories
- Revenue and margin figures shared with permission
- Filmed and written versions of each
- New story every month
Other sellersSeller community
Keep readingSeller community
A moderated forum where sellers answer each other, plus regional meet-ups run in each market.
Verified Tushoply sellers only.
Median time to a useful reply.
One in each of the six markets.
Help Centre
Four hundred articles covering every screen, policy and error message, searchable and kept current with each release.
Registration, documents and badge status.
Editor fields, bulk upload and variants.
Fulfilment, tracking, returns and disputes.
Settlements, statements and deductions.
Support that answers in about two hours.
Contact support
When the article does not answer it. Every channel opens a ticket you can track from the dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
The things new sellers ask most, before they ask support.
Yes. Most sellers start alongside a job — you control listings, stock and how many orders you accept.
Every 7 days on Professional, every 14 on Starter. Instant payout is available for a 1% fee.
A valid business tax ID and bank account is enough. A registered company is not required.
Yes, from one catalogue. Currency, tax display and duty estimates are handled at checkout.
The QR scan chain and tracking log usually resolve it automatically in your favour.
Any time. Close the account from settings; open orders must be fulfilled first.
Learn it, then ask about it
Work through the Academy at your own pace — and when the guide does not cover your case, support answers in about two hours.