On your own
One player.
A bag of caps.
You do not own a shop and you do not need one. You are at the rink four nights a week anyway — sell caps while you are there and get paid for what you sell.
What it is
You sell,
we back you
You know who has a beat-up shaft, who just got a new stick and who will want the loudest motif in the bag. That is a sales channel no shop can buy.
You take a batch, you sell at training, at cups, in the locker room and in the group chat, and you keep track of what went. No shop, no stand, no van — a bag and a phone.
Who it suits. Players — often the younger ones — plus parents and coaches. Anyone who is at a rink anyway and is not shy about talking to people.
How it works
From message
to first sale
Tell us who you are
Which club, which team, which rinks you are at, and how you would sell.
We agree the setup
How many caps you start with, which motifs, how you report what is sold and how you get paid. In writing, before you get anything.
You get your batch
A bag of caps in the motifs you think your rink wants.
You sell and report back
Training, cups, locker room, group chat. Tell us what went — and what people asked for that you did not have.
Good to know
Before you ask
The numbers
What you make on each cap and how you get paid is agreed with you, in writing, before you get a single cap. We do not publish terms we have not settled — that is why there is no percentage on this page.
Under 18?
Then a parent or guardian goes through the setup with you and is the person we talk to. After that, you sell. We never ask for your age or your date of birth.
Start small
Take a bag you can actually sell in a month. It is easier to ask for more than to sit on caps you cannot move.
Next step
Get your first bag
Tell us which rink you are at and who you would sell to. Two lines is enough.
What to tell us
Your club and team, and the rinks and cups you are at. Nothing about your age — we do not ask and we do not store it.
Not your route?
Four other ways to make money on caps.