Sell Candy Online

Sell candy and confections online.

Chefry gives candy makers a free storefront, local discovery, online checkout, party and event ordering, and daily payouts, with 0% commission on every order you take.

Free to start · 0% commission on orders · Low startup, fast to launch

Everybody knows a candy lady. Chocolate-covered strawberries for Valentine's, fudge for the holidays, candy bouquets for graduations, party favors for every birthday on the block. Candy is one of the lowest-startup food businesses there is, and demand spikes around every event.

Chefry gives you a real storefront for your treats, with photos, prices, and online checkout, so buyers stop sliding into your DMs and start placing actual orders. You keep the full price on every order, and you get paid daily for completed ones.

From kitchen to paid order in 4 steps

Step 1

Create your free storefront

Sign up, add your name, photo, and the area you cook in. No website to build, no monthly fee. Be live the same day.

Step 2

Add your menu

List your candy with photos and prices. Customers see a clean menu, not a messy DM thread.

Step 3

Share one link

Drop your Chefry link in your Instagram bio, group chats, and posts. Buyers browse, order, and pay in a couple of taps.

Step 4

Get found and get paid

Show up in the Chefry marketplace for local buyers, and get paid daily for completed orders, with instant-to-debit options.

Every holiday is a candy rush

Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, graduations, Halloween, and Christmas each bring a wave of buyers looking for handmade treats and party favors. With a Chefry storefront and the in-app marketplace, local buyers find you and order in a couple of taps, and you can open limited drops for big holidays so you only make what people pay for.

What candy makers list and sell

  • Chocolate-covered strawberries, pretzels, and Oreos
  • Fudge, toffee, brittle, and caramels
  • Cake pops and chocolate-covered apples
  • Candy bouquets and treat boxes
  • Party favors and event candy tables
  • Hot cocoa bombs and seasonal boxes

What candy makers charge

Handmade and custom-decorated treats sell for well above bagged candy. Most sellers price by the dozen or by the box and add a premium for custom colors and themes. Common starting ranges:

  • Chocolate-covered strawberries: commonly $20 to $45 per dozen
  • Fudge: commonly $8 to $15 per half pound
  • Treat and gift boxes: commonly $15 to $40
  • Custom party-favor orders: priced per piece in bulk

Everything you need to sell candy online

A real storefront and marketplace, not a link that nobody finds.

0% commission on your orders

Keep 100% of the sale price on candy and menu orders. A small customer-paid service fee and standard Stripe processing apply, that is it.

No website required

Skip the theme and the weekend lost to a site builder. Your storefront, menu, and checkout come ready to go.

Real customer discovery

A marketplace and native app put you in front of local buyers actively looking for home cooks, not just the followers you already have.

Pre-orders and drops

Open an ordering window, cap how much you make, and collect payment up front so you cook to confirmed, paid orders.

Built-in payments

Card checkout, receipts, and order tracking are handled for you. No chasing payments across three different apps.

Daily payouts

Money for completed orders pays out daily, escrow-backed, with instant-to-debit options. No two-week waits.

Is it legal to sell candy from home?

Usually, yes. Most shelf-stable candies and chocolates, like fudge, toffee, hard candy, and chocolate-covered pretzels, are cottage foods you can sell from a home kitchen in most states with little or no permit, just proper labeling. Items that need refrigeration, such as some cream fillings or fresh-fruit-dipped treats that must stay cold, can be treated differently; many sellers offer those for prompt local pickup. Confirm your state's cottage food list and labeling rules. Chefry publishes state-by-state guides.

Packaging and the summer melt problem

Chocolate hates heat, so plan local pickup and cooler packs for warm months, and use gift boxes and clear labels for ingredients and allergens. Fresh-dipped strawberries are best for same-day pickup. Chefry handles the order and timing so you can pack and go.

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Start selling online with zero fees for a year.

The first 100 chefs on Chefry become Founding Chefs and pay 0% commission on every order type for their first year, locked in. Only 22 founding spots left.

Frequently asked questions

Is selling candy from home legal?

In most states, yes. Shelf-stable candies and chocolates like fudge, toffee, and chocolate-covered pretzels are cottage foods you can sell from a home kitchen with little or no permit, just labeling. Fresh-dipped or refrigerated items can have different rules, so many sellers offer those for quick local pickup. Check your state cottage food program.

Can I sell chocolate-covered strawberries?

Yes. Because fresh-dipped strawberries can need refrigeration, most sellers offer them for same-day local pickup rather than shipping. You list them on your Chefry storefront with a pickup window, the customer pays online, and you hand them off fresh.

What candy sells best?

Chocolate-covered strawberries and pretzels, fudge, cake pops, candy bouquets, and custom party favors are consistent sellers, with big spikes around Valentine’s Day, graduations, and the winter holidays. Limited holiday drops let you make to order.

How much should I charge for candy?

Home candy makers commonly charge $20 to $45 per dozen for chocolate-covered strawberries, $8 to $15 per half pound of fudge, and $15 to $40 for treat boxes, with a premium for custom colors and themes. Price for your ingredients and decorating time.

How much does it cost to sell candy on Chefry?

Chefry is free to list with no monthly fee, and candy and menu orders are 0% commission to you (a 5% customer-paid service fee and standard Stripe processing of 2.9% + 30 cents apply). The first 100 chefs pay 0% on everything for their first year.

Sell more from your kitchen

One storefront grows with your business. Open up another line whenever you are ready.

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