For sellers

Sell firewood?
Get on the list.

A free listing, no exclusivity, and nothing owed when you make a sale. You sell to the customer, you bill them, you write the ticket. We're a list of who sells firewood around here — we don't sell any, and we never touch the money.

What a listing gets you

Firewood is a word-of-mouth trade, and word of mouth has moved onto a phone. This is where people look when nobody has given them a name.

01

Your own phone number

No lead form, no bidding for the call, no fee for the introduction. The number on your row is your own phone number, and it rings your phone.

02

A count of the taps

We count how many people reach for each number on the site. Ask us for yours any time — it's free, it's a number about your own business, and you can't get it anywhere else.

03

A row that can say more

Publish a dated moisture number in your own name and buyers can filter the list down to sellers who did. The Guarantee →

Nobody pays anything today. If that ever changes it gets published here first, it applies to new listings only, and being on the list now doesn't commit you to anything later. A listing is not a contract — there's nothing to sign, nothing to cancel, and nothing owed either way.

How it works

  1. You send us your details. Name, town, phone, and what you carry. Two minutes, no account.
  2. We put you on the list. Same week. You'll get a text when the row is live so you can check it reads the way you'd say it.
  3. Customers call you. Directly. We don't route it, log it, or take a piece of it.
  4. You tell us when something changes. New number, new town, stopped selling, want off the list — one message and it's handled.

Already on the list and something's wrong?

We build rows from what a business publishes — a sign, a listing, a website — so a detail can be out of date or just wrong. Tell us and it's fixed, no account and no “claim your listing” runaround. Wrong number, wrong town, wrong description, or you've stopped selling firewood — all of it is worth telling us.

What we ask of you

  • Sell the way the state already asks you to. Cords and fractions of a cord for loose wood, a ticket with your name on it when you deliver. What the rule actually says →
  • Say what it is. Green wood sold as green is a fair product at a fair price. Green wood sold as seasoned is the complaint that follows this trade around.
  • Answer your phone. The most common thing wrong with a firewood directory is a number nobody picks up.

That's the whole list. There's no inspection, no membership, and no sales call.

Roadside stand? Bundles only? You belong here too. Buyers can filter the list for pickup, roadside and bundles specifically, and those are the sellers hardest to find online. Tell us what you carry and we'll tag it.

Get on the list

Free, no exclusivity, nothing owed on a sale.

Add or update my business Two minutes. We’ll text you when the row is live.
A plain listing asks nothing of you. Publishing a moisture number is optional and you can start doing it whenever you like. What that involves →
This is the number that goes on your row, so use the one you want ringing.
Plain words are best — this is what buyers read on your row, and it's what the filters tag you with.
Optional. If you pick one we publish it next to your name with the date, so choose the one you can hold to in February.

What happens next

  • A person reads it. Not a queue and not a filter.
  • We text you back to confirm the number is right before the row goes live.
  • You check the row and tell us if it doesn't read the way you'd say it.
  • No sales call, ever. There is nothing to sell you.

Your details are never sold and never used to market anything. The phone number goes on your row because that's the point; the email and anything in the notes box stay with us.

One number is worth asking about. A pin meter costs about $38 and it's the only tool any of this needs. If you're already selling dry wood, saying so in writing is the cheapest advantage on the page.

It's free, and it takes two minutes

Add your business, or tell us what's wrong with a row that's already up.