Why I started GoatCorp — inventions, ideas, and a place for everyone to sell

I started GoatCorp for two simple reasons: I love inventing stuff, and I want other people to make money from their ideas.

I’m an inventor by nature — I try things, tinker, and build weird little solutions that somehow make people go “wow, that’s so easy.” Instead of letting those projects sit scattered on hard drives and in drawers, I wanted one place where everything lives: the designs, the prints, the experiments, the failures, and the ones that actually work. That’s GoatCorp.

But it’s not just about my stuff. I know a lot of people want their own company, or just a side income. Some are great at drawing or 3D modelling and want the bigger slice of the pie. Others have a simple idea and just need a place to show it. At GoatCorp, both of you matter. You can submit an idea and get paid a bit for it — or if you make and upload finished designs, you get more per sale. Simple as that.

What we sell (and how)

Right now we started with print-on-demand clothing — shirts, hoodies, hats — so you don’t need a warehouse or big upfront costs. We also do 3D prints for things people actually use: gadgets, small tools, and custom items I make myself in my workshop. If you want something different, tell us — we’ll see if it fits.

Why this model?

Print-on-demand + 3D printing lets us keep things low-waste, low-risk, and flexible. It lets creators test designs without huge investments. For buyers it means new stuff shows up regularly — sometimes experimental, sometimes clever, always something with personality. For creators it means a real chance to earn money, even from small ideas.

How you can take part

1. Got an idea? Submit it — even a sketch or a sentence is fine. You’ll get a small payment if we produce it.

2. Can design or model? Upload finished art or 3D files and get higher payouts per sale.

3. Want something custom? Ask — I love making one-offs and prototypes.

What to expect from GoatCorp

Expect honest products, constant experiments, and a shop that changes fast. I’ll share behind-the-scenes updates, quick prototypes that sometimes become products and stories about what worked (and what didn’t). If you buy from us, you’re supporting real makers trying new things — not a faceless factory.

Join us

Browse the collections, or if you’ve got an idea — submit it here. Let’s make cool stuff together and maybe build something that pays for itself.