Gig.tn isn’t a store. It’s not Shopify, it’s not Etsy, and it’s definitely not Jumia.
What Gig.tn is — and what makes it different — is a platform built around digital services and secure deals between people, powered by escrow.
We don’t sell products. We sell trust.
Let’s break that down.
🚫 Physical Products? Not Allowed.
This part is simple: Gig.tn does not support shipping, logistics, delivery tracking, or handling of any physical goods.
You cannot:
Sell T-shirts, handmade items, books, hardware, or electronics
Add shipping costs
Offer delivery or returns
Post gigs that say “I will send you this product…”
It’s not a limitation — it’s a design decision. Why?
Because physical sales come with a mountain of issues we don’t want to bring into the ecosystem:
Delays, lost packages, customs issues
Buyers claiming “they never received it”
Impossible-to-resolve refund arguments
Payment providers flagging us for prohibited item sales
That’s why we stick to what Gig.tn does best: digital services and safe, verified transactions.
🧠 So What Can You Sell? A Lot More Than You Think
Gig.tn isn’t just for freelancers offering logos, content writing, or websites.
It’s for anyone doing deals online that require trust.
Because at the core of Gig.tn is escrow — and escrow isn’t just for gig-based services.
Escrow is for big decisions, risky purchases, and “you first, no you first” conversations.
Here’s a list of services that make total sense on Gig.tn — especially when you want peace of mind:
✅ Examples of Services That Can (and Should) Use Escrow on Gig.tn
Buying or selling Facebook pages
Buying or selling Instagram accounts
Purchasing TikTok, Twitter, or Snapchat handles
Acquiring YouTube channels or monetized accounts
Transferring Discord servers or communities
Selling online courses or coaching packages
Arranging affiliate partnership deals
Licensing stock video, music, or large file libraries
Selling SEO backlink placements
Website domain transfers (e.g., .tn or .com ownership)
Buying access to monetized websites
Renting or selling ad space on newsletters or blogs
Selling source code or custom-built software
Paying someone to whitelist a blockchain token
Hiring a growth hacker or digital marketing agency
Buying a PDF or eBook license for resale
Paying someone to manage dropshipping store setup
Delegating a mobile app build
Creating a custom SaaS or platform prototype
Settling private B2B service contracts
Licensing or buying a Telegram group
Acquiring or selling Notion templates, Figma UI kits, or Shopify themes
If any of those deals happen on Facebook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Instagram — and there’s zero protection — that’s a scam waiting to happen.
Gig.tn solves that.
🔒 Escrow Makes Digital Deals Safer
You don’t need a lawyer. You don’t need a complicated contract.
You just need a secure middleman who holds the money until both sides do what they agreed on.
Here’s what happens on Gig.tn:
The buyer pays — funds are held in escrow
The seller does the job / delivers the asset
The buyer checks and approves
Gig.tn releases the funds to the seller
Nobody gets scammed. Nobody gets ghosted.
If something goes wrong, Gig.tn steps in to help resolve the situation fairly.
🚫 What Happens If You Try to Sell Physical Stuff Anyway?
It’ll get rejected.
Any gig that mentions:
“Delivery included”
“I will ship…”
“You’ll receive this item physically”
“Free shipping in Tunisia”
Will be:
Removed by moderators
Flagged for breaking terms
Possibly cause account suspension
Gig.tn is not a logistics platform, and we won’t add tools to track parcels or manage warehouse-level refunds. Ever.
🎯 What To Do Instead
If you’re a creator, maker, or seller of physical things — you still have options:
✅ Turn your work into a digital service
Examples:
Artist? Sell digital illustrations, not printed canvases
Crafter? Sell tutorials or patterns, not the finished product
Seller? Offer a consultation call on how to start a similar business
Dropshipper? Sell store setup services, not physical inventory
If you can send it as a file, a video, a call, or a transfer — you can sell it on Gig.tn.
✅ Final Word
Gig.tn is for serious freelancers, yes. But also for serious digital transactions.
It's not a souk, a boutique, or an Etsy clone.
It’s a place where people do real work, make real deals, and get paid securely — with zero BS in the middle.
So no, you can’t sell physical products. But you can sell almost every kind of digital service, skill, or online deal — and we’ll protect you all the way.
📌 Want to propose a service and aren’t sure if it qualifies? Message support.
We’ll help you shape it into something real, profitable, and protected.