How Sourced works

Sourced is a map of farm-direct food: raw milk, pastured eggs, meat, sourdough, raw honey and more, sold by the farm or maker that produced it. Find a seller near you, then buy from them directly. Sourced never sits in the middle of the sale.

How a listing gets on the map

Anyone can add a seller. A new listing is checked against the seller's own website before it shows on the map. Each food it shows is backed by a quote from that site, with a link to the page, or confirmed by people who bought it there. The website check is automated, so it can be wrong.

A seller with no website shows up once people vouch for it: two people say they bought there, someone adds a photo, or the owner claims the listing.

How it stays right

People who buy there keep it current. On any listing you can tap “I bought this here” or “Still accurate”, or “Something's wrong” if it has closed or doesn't sell a food. Sellers can claim their listing to fix the details themselves.

Who pays for it

No ads, and no farm pays to be listed or to rank higher. Finding food, adding sellers, reviews and saving are free. Premium Members pay for one extra: watchlists that tell you when a new seller near you starts selling what you want.

Questions or a listing that looks wrong? Contact support.