# Applying to Sell

To start, browse across [hundreds of Districts ](https://district.net/top-markets)we power and decide which community you want to join.

### Applying to sell:

After joining a District, you can apply to be a seller by tapping the apply button on the Home page. On the application form, you'll see the [seller fees](/selling/setting-up-to-sell/fees.md) along with a set of questions from the site owner.&#x20;

Each District has its own custom approval process, and wait times may vary, so don't be discouraged if you don't hear back immediately. If you do not see an application option, the District may not have a marketplace feature for sellers.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
*Application tip:* provide as much information as possible including links to your profile on other selling platforms and social media apps.
{% endhint %}

### Approved to sell:&#x20;

You will receive an email from District when there is an update to your application status for a given site. Once you're approved, the first step is to [set-up to get paid](/selling/setting-up-to-sell/set-up-to-get-paid.md) by connecting to your payout method. If you have any questions on being a seller, please refer to the guides in the help center or ask other sellers.


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