Post this morning's eggs before your coffee's cold
A page of your own, a one-tap morning post, pickup requests by email, and books your accountant will thank you for.
Everything a roadside stand wishes it had
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One tap: "Same as yesterday"Yesterday's list goes back up for today. Mark a kind sold out when it runs out.
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Take pickup requestsBuyers ask for so many dozen. You accept or decline from your phone, and they hear back by email.
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Your address stays privateBuyers see your town and a rough spot on the map. The pickup address goes only to buyers you accept.
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Keep your booksAccepted requests land in your ledger. Add walk-up and market sales by hand, and export it all as one CSV.
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Your own linkwww.getlocaleggs.com/yourfarm, for cartons, signs and a QR code on the cooler. It never changes.
Listed by lunchtime
All of it works on a phone.
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Claim your link
Pick the name buyers will type. Once it's yours, it's yours for good.
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Say where you are
Your town and zip put you on the map. Your pickup address stays private.
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Add your eggs
Name the kinds you sell once, with a price, and reuse them every day.
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Post today
Put up what you have. Tomorrow, it's one tap.
Every farm's status, clearly shown
Your listing shows your status the way you declare it, with the same size badge either way.
Florida
Exempt seller
Sells under Florida's 30-dozen/week direct-to-consumer exemption.
Permitted farm
Holds a Limited Poultry & Egg Farm permit.
Texas
Exempt seller
Sells its own flock's eggs, ungraded, straight to buyers under Texas law.
Licensed farm
Holds a Texas Department of Agriculture egg license.
Not sure which you are? Read your state's egg rules →
One flat price, no cut of your sales
Buyers never pay to use GetLocalEggs.com.
- Start with a 30-day free trial; a card is required at sign-up.
- Cancel any time. Your listing stays up to the end of the period you paid for.
- No fees on a sale, ever. The money is between you and your buyer.
- Your ledger and its export stay yours, even if you stop paying.
Before you list
Read the house rules: sell what your own flock lays, post honestly, and answer your buyers.