Build the venture. We help find the first customer.
A parent manages the account while young entrepreneurs shape a real product, price it, prepare it, and fulfill an approved event-day order.
One accountable account
No independent minor login. The parent controls venture data, consents, orders, visibility, and outcome sharing.
Practical business steps
Define the product, cost, price, inventory, readiness, and a plan for saving or reinvestment.
A supervised first customer
Accept the sponsored order, prepare it, fulfill at the event, and reflect on the verified result.
A guided business experience with a real commercial finish line.
The parent stays in control while the young entrepreneur makes practical decisions about the product, customer, costs, price, inventory, fulfillment, and use of profit.
- 01
Shape the offer
Name the venture, describe the customer problem, choose a category, and add a parent-approved product photo.
- 02
Understand the numbers
Record materials, unit cost, selling price, inventory, margin, break-even quantity, and maximum inventory revenue.
- 03
Complete readiness
Review event expectations, category requirements, public visibility, and the current consent documents.
- 04
Prepare the order
The parent accepts the buyer order and sends structured production and pickup updates.
- 05
Reflect on the sale
After verification, record participant-reported costs and how profit may be kept, saved, reinvested, or donated.
The business can be visible without exposing the child.
Public venture visibility begins off. When a parent enables it, only a limited, approved set of business information may appear.
- Venture name and short product description
- Parent-approved product image and category
- Age band rather than exact age or birth date
- Campaign, supervised event, price, and optional first-sale status
- Never a full child name, school, address, parent contact, or exact location