Best Marketplace Risk Apps

Deewar

Deewar Marketplace

Free

This video-first marketplace allows users to buy and sell items using short video clips instead of static photos. It offers a more transparent way to see product condition and details, connecting local buyers and sellers with no fees.

Sedgwick Executive Risk Forum

by Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc.

Free

This event app connects risk management and insurance leaders to discuss future industry trends, including AI, technology, and evolving risk landscapes. Engage in forward-looking discussions, collaborate with experts, and plan strategies for the coming year.

Mayhem Marketplace

Shop indie, direct from makers

Free

Discover unique items from local artisans and independent creators. This platform supports makers by taking no commission on sales, allowing them to keep 100%. Shoppers can save favorites, follow creators, and manage carts, while makers can oversee their shops and orders.

FOREWARN

Instant Identity & Risk Check

Free

This app provides instant due diligence on prospects, enabling users to verify identities, identify criminal history, and assess financial risks. It helps users plan for in-person interactions with greater confidence and proactively address potential risks.

Seller, a Facebook app

All your selling in one place.

Free

Manage and grow your Facebook Marketplace business with this dedicated app. Quickly create listings, respond to buyers, and track your sales performance all in one centralized location. Stay organized and make informed decisions to boost your selling success.

Swappa Marketplace

by Swappa, LLC

Free

A secure online marketplace for buying and selling pre-owned electronics like phones, laptops, and tablets. Listings are reviewed to ensure quality, and sellers can receive direct cash payments. Discover competitive prices on used tech.

SimpleHedge: risk management

Understand your options

Free

This app helps farmers manage financial risks associated with crop sales. It provides tools to understand options, evaluate profit and loss based on real-time prices, and lock in floor prices for crops. The goal is to empower farmers to make informed decisions and avoid penalties.