How much does it cost to list an animal on Keepr Market?

Nothing. List 20 animals or 2,000, listing is free and it stays free. Keepr makes its money above the market, with the digital employee that answers buyers and the business system behind the shop.

Which animals can be listed?

Reptiles and amphibians, and also ants, mantids, stick insects, beetles, roaches, isopods, millipedes, tarantulas and scorpions where they are legal. Invertebrates are on the list from the first day, not later.

Can a private keeper sell, or only a business?

It depends on the country and the species, not on a single global rule. Keepr keeps three seller classes, verified business, verified breeder and private keeper, and a regulatory engine answers per country, per taxon and per activity. Singapore approves five named ant species for licensed shops and forbids tarantulas and scorpions as pets; Thailand opens to businesses and breeders first.

Is Keepr Market open?

Not yet. It opens in Thailand first, then the rest of South-East Asia. A professional can reserve a storefront now with one form, and Keepr imports their stock rather than asking them to retype it.

Opening in Asia first

A free market for the animals nobody else lists.

Reptiles and amphibians, yes. But also ants, mantids, stick insects, beetles, roaches, isopods and millipedes, which is most of what the Asian hobby actually trades and almost none of what the big marketplaces carry.

Keepr Market is not open yet. If you are a professional, reserve your storefront now and we build it with you.

List 20 animals or 2,000. It stays free. Not free for a year. Free.

Reserve my storefront Check what I can list

Reserve your storefront

One form, and a human reads it. Nothing is published by sending this: we come back to you, we agree on what we import, and your storefront opens with your stock already in it.

Business or breeder name You are

Country you sell from City optional

How we reach you back Email, LINE, WhatsApp or phone. Whatever you actually read. It is never published and never exported.

Website or social page optional Roughly how many animals optional

What you carry Pick everything that applies. Invertebrates count, and they are the point.

Anything we should know optional

We keep what you type here to build your storefront and to call you back. We do not keep your address, only a fingerprint of it, and your contact never leaves Keepr.

What happens after you send it

We read it, a person not a robot.Your country decides what you may list, and we check it before promising anything.
We import your stock for you.A spreadsheet, a catalogue export, your website or your shop software. A breeder with 2,000 animals never retypes 2,000 listings.
Your storefront opens at keepr.pet/market/your-name.Your own address, your photos, your prices, your rules on delivery.
Buyers find you through the species pages.Somebody reading about a species on Keepr sees who has one near them. That is the whole trick.

What you may list, where you are

The rules are not the same in two countries, and they are not the same for a shop and for a hobbyist. Singapore approves five named ant species for sale and forbids tarantulas and scorpions as pets. A worldwide blacklist cannot say that. So Keepr writes the law as data, with its source and its date, and asks it before it shows anything.

What the market covers

Keepr already carries husbandry pages for these groups, written species by species. A listing points at one of them, so a buyer reads how to keep the animal before deciding, not after.

The groups marked in green are the invertebrates. They are on the list from the first day, not later.

Why it is free, and stays free

Because the listing is not the product

A marketplace that charges for listings spends its life arguing with sellers about how many animals they may show. We would rather have every animal in Asia on one map.

Keepr makes its money above the market: the digital employee who answers your buyers day and night, the business system behind your shop, and what the market teaches us about prices and demand.

What that buys you, concretely

No listing cap, no featured-listing auction, no plan that unlocks the right to show your stock.

If Keepr one day charges for a listing, it will have broken a promise made in writing on this page, in September 2026.