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The first tool to sell handmade products is here!

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    For quite a while now we, the people at Vendio, had a courageous dream of offering an original service dedicated to Handmade sellers. This came from an older passion of ours that became a plan, and with the help of a handful of programmers, after adding many hours of brainstorming and market studies, it turned into reality.   Yes, you’re hearing it right! It is live and ready for you to use to grow and expand your handmade business – the Vendio Tool to Sell Handmade Products!   Just in time to catch the beginning of the last quarter of 2019, Vendio engaged into a new adventure, a handmade adventure, a terrain less touched by 3rd party tools. We feel there is room to make things easier and better for handmade sellers. We feel this tool can help them manage and grow their online businesses and we are committed to making it do so.   What can you do using this tool? You can now easily launch to Amazon Handmade. And this is not all. We made this tool to be fully ...

Happy 20th Anniversary!

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  How is it that twenty years can seem like a really short amount of time and a really long amount of time simultaneously? It was about twenty years ago that Vendio was born. The company was called AuctionWatch back then, and the original vision was to support the growth and expansion of auction marketplaces. Remember Yahoo Auctions? How about Amazon Auctions? Times sure have changed. We started with basic services like counters and image hosting, and then added the ability to list auctions through our service. Still called AuctionWatch, we even had an appearance on Oprah! A few years later in April of 2003 we changed our name to Vendio Services Inc. and started adding additional services like customer manager and image watermarking. In 2004 we launched the Vendio Gallery, which remains one of our most popular services to this day. During this time (before Facebook had become the social communication method that most people used) the Vendio community message boards were busy . Sel...