The 3D box goes here, once the GLB arrives.
Turn your fence into a shop
Hussly is a 3D-printed honesty box for selling what you make. Design yours now and we’ll tell you when they go on sale.
Design your box
The configurator goes here: size, colour, shelves and coin slot position. Built once the GLB and the PETG colours arrive.
How it works
Hang it on your fence
It mounts on a fence, a gate or a wall. No pitch, no stall, no standing about in the cold.
Fill it with what you make
Cookies, cupcakes, eggs, plants, jam. Whatever you were going to make anyway.
Get paid
People take what they want and post the money through the slot. You empty it when you like.
What you could earn
These are real costings for six things people already sell from boxes like this, priced at Tesco own brand, September 2026, assuming 95% of treats taken are paid for.
- A week
- £74
- A month
- £318
Profit after ingredients, not takings. How much you actually make depends on how many people walk past, and anything left unsold comes off the total.
What a batch is worth
Cookies
The classic, and the most recognisable
£18.28per batch of 9
Brownies
Best all rounder: most profit per batch, and keeps a week
£31.35per batch of 16
Millionaire's shortbread
The premium one. Looks expensive, costs 52p
£29.69per batch of 16
Cupcakes
The eye catching one, but only keeps two days
£21.64per batch of 12
Rocky road
Best first recipe: no oven, 20 minutes hands on
£27.59per batch of 16
Flapjacks
Best margin: 19p to make, fine in any weather
£27.32per batch of 16
What changes the number
- Foot traffic. A path to a school, park or shop beats a cul de sac.
- Waste. Unsold treats are lost profit, so start with small batches.
- Weather. Chocolate topped treats and cupcakes struggle on hot days.
- Variety. Two or three different treats at once tends to tempt more people.
Save my box
Boxes are not on sale yet. Leave your details and we will tell you the moment they are.