Online farm tools and parts shop for small farms

Hobby farmers, homesteaders, small livestock and market-garden growers, and ranchers who want fast delivery and clear advice.

Markup on products sold, plus shipping fees on heavy items. Repeat orders for wear parts and consumables give steadier income.

• Knowing farm tools and how they fit together
• Product research and listing
• Customer service by email or phone
• Organizing stock and shipping

• Sales tax registration and resale certificate rules in your state, and sales tax in other states you ship to
• Product liability and general liability insurance, especially for tools that can cause injury
• Heavy or freight shipping costs and returns can eat margins, so check carrier rates first
• Some products such as chemicals, fuel or batteries have shipping and sales restrictions, so check before listing
• Check HOA, lease or home occupation rules if you store stock at home

Startup costs are typically estimated at around $2,000 to $10,000, depending on your stock, website and storage. Heavy or freight shipping and returns can eat margins, so check carrier rates before you set prices.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $1,500 to $7,500, depending on your range and how many customers you reach. These are revenue figures rather than profit, and the estimate assumes about 10 hours a week at minimum.

Check sales tax and resale certificate rules in your state and in states you ship to. Also check product liability and general liability insurance, and shipping or sales restrictions on items such as chemicals, fuel or batteries.