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Sell rituals and spell work online

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Witches, root workers and ritual practitioners can sell Workings on Divina, a marketplace built only for spiritual services. Etsy prohibits spellcasting and rituals outright and eBay banned them in 2012. On Divina a ritual is an ordinary listing: your price, your window, photo proof on completion.

This is the work the general marketplaces removed

Etsy's Services policy prohibits metaphysical services outright, naming reiki and distance healing, spellcasting, prayers and rituals, along with any item advertising a metaphysical outcome such as attracting wealth, love or employment. eBay went first, banning supernatural goods and services in 2012, and the shape of the rule has held since: an object may be sold, the work behind it may not.

The workaround practitioners were pushed into was to sell a candle or a jar and treat the ritual as an unpriced extra riding along with a shipped object. That misprices the work, forces you into fulfilment you never wanted, and still leaves the listing one policy review away from removal.

How a Working is listed on Divina

On Divina the ritual is the product. A Spell or ritual offering is performed on the seeker's behalf with photo proof, and a Cleansing or clearing offering is an energetic reset for a person, home or object. Nothing ships, because Divina lists services only, so there is no fulfilment tail attached to your practice.

  1. The seeker describes the intention they want worked toward, in their own words.
  2. You accept the order, ask anything you need in the private chat, and perform the Working in your stated window.
  3. You deliver proof, usually a photo or short video of the work performed in their name.
  4. Payout releases 72 hours later, automatically, through Stripe.

The one boundary Divina does draw

Divina hosts protective, healing and intention-positive work only. Baneful, coercive and harmful Workings are not permitted, and neither is anything that overrides another person's consent. That is a scope rule about the work itself, not about which tradition you practise: witchcraft, hoodoo and rootwork, and folk practice are all welcome.

No outcome is ever promised or guaranteed, and everything on Divina is for personal and entertainment purposes. Describe the Working and the proof, never the result.

Lists as: Spell or ritual, Cleansing or clearing

Practices this fits: Witchcraft, Hoodoo & rootwork

Open a shop on Divina

Divina is onboarding founding practitioners in small, hand-reviewed cohorts. Set up your storefront, add your first offering, and submit for review.

Practice on Divina

Common questions

Can you sell spells on Etsy?

No. Etsy's Services policy prohibits metaphysical services and names spellcasting, prayers and rituals, along with items that advertise a metaphysical outcome such as attracting wealth or love. eBay banned supernatural goods and services outright in 2012.

Do I have to attach a physical item to sell a ritual on Divina?

No, and you cannot. Divina lists services only and does not support shipping physical goods, so no candles, crystals, herbs or mailed objects form part of a listing. The Working itself is what you sell, with proof delivered on-platform.

What kinds of work are not allowed?

Baneful, coercive or harmful work of any kind, and anything that overrides another person's consent. Divina hosts protective, healing and intention-positive practice. Every tradition is welcome; the boundary is on the work, not the path.

What does it cost to sell ritual work on Divina?

A flat 10% commission on completed orders, with no listing fees and no monthly subscription. You set every price and keep 90% of it. Payouts go out automatically through Stripe, 72 hours after you deliver proof.

Is there any exclusivity?

None. Keep selling through your own site, Instagram, or anywhere else that still hosts your work. Divina aims to be your best channel, not your only one.

Other practices

The detail lives in the help center: opening a shop, the 10% commission, Stripe payouts, and the 72-hour release.

Sources: Etsy's Services policy, Etsy's Fees & Payments policy, and NPR, September 2012on eBay’s 2012 ban. Marketplace policies change; these were verified on August 28, 2026.