Your kitchen, findable.
Type a name and a town and watch your page appear. Free, always, with the limits written beside it.
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Your town / Home kitchens
Your kitchen name
Your town · Thu + Sat
- Your first item$9
- + second item
You bake at home, so Google won't list you.
A home kitchen can't hold a Google Business Profile, so the map results at the top of every local search are closed to you. Someone in your town searching "sourdough bread near me", which is 7,700 people a month nationally, sees three shops and no home kitchens. Ever.
A YardFare page is built to rank for "{thing} in {town}". That is the one thing this fixes.
What it costs
Right now, nothing at all. Every feature is switched on and free while we build up the listings, because a directory with nobody in it is no use to anyone. Paid comes later, and this is exactly what it will look like.
Free
$0always · not a trial
- Your own page, on a site built to be found
- A place on every town page you belong on
- 2 items and 1 photo
- Share cards: Instagram post, story, printable flyer
- A link you can send your own customers
- No reservations. Buyers turn up and pay at your stand
- More than 2 items needs Paid
Paid not yet
$19.99a month, when it launches
- Everything in Free
- Reservations. Buyers hold an item instead of hoping
- Unlimited items
- More photos on every item
- Proof. Tell it what you baked and it writes your listing line, your caption, your stall sign or a note to your customers. 100 messages a month
What's the catch? Listings are what make these pages worth
finding. The more real makers on a town page, the better it does in search, and the more that
sends people to all of you. That is why a free listing exists and why it stays.
Prices and what each plan includes can change, and if they do we will say so here and tell you
before it affects your listing. YardFare never handles your money and takes nothing
from a sale, on either plan.
We do not list you without asking
Plenty of sites scrape a public register and publish people who never asked. We do not. Every listing here was written by the person who bakes. We do hold the registers, and we use them for one thing: checking that whoever fills in the form is really registered.