Most hatching-egg sellers we knew were squeezing their listings onto e-commerce
platforms not specialised for marketplaces — buried in Facebook groups, or marketplaces
built on off-the-shelf platforms designed to sell T-shirts, not hatching eggs. They sort
of work — but they're clunky at best, poor eggsBay-style rip-offs at the middle, and expensive for what they give you as a seller at worst.
They want you to pick a gender for a clutch of fertilised eggs, or ask for a
barcode. Or your listing disappears into the void of red-mite DE vs. fire conversations
in social media. None of it fits — and you pay a monthly subscription for the privilege,
or waste hours scrabbling around ten Facebook groups. It's hard work.
Broody is built from the ground up for one thing: hatching eggs and the people who care about them. Twenty years of
software engineering went into the foundations, so the simple things stay simple — and
nobody has to fight the tools.