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No. OH THAT! is gay-owned and rooted in the LGBTQ+ community, and it is open to everyone who participates respectfully. LGBTQ+-owned businesses are actively wanted on our stage, and so are allies and anyone else with something remarkable.

Trained OH THAT! hosts from our roster: performers, comedians, creators, presenters and retail naturals. We match hosts to products.

Primarily through commerce economics on products sold and produced selling moments. Founding seller terms are currently being finalized.

You watch a live show, a host presents a product and, when a drop is live, you buy it in the moment. Shows are short, fast and merchandised around specific offers.

The first drops are being curated now, so nothing is on sale yet.

Watching is meant to be easy. Buying will require the usual account and checkout details so we can process and support your order. Account requirements are being finalized ahead of the first drops.

From the seller presented on the show. Every drop identifies the merchant behind the product, and who is responsible for fulfilling your order is disclosed before you buy.

Shipping responsibility is agreed with each seller and disclosed on the product before purchase. Most launch sellers are expected to ship their own orders. Specific shipping options and timing are being finalized.

You tell us. Help routes through OH THAT! rather than leaving you alone with a seller. Our approach to seller standards, buyer protections and accountability is set out on the Trust page.

Return and refund terms are disclosed before purchase and agreed with each seller. Launch policies are still being finalized, so we are not going to promise you terms we have not published yet.

We review each seller and product for remarkability, honest representation and readiness to fulfil. Sellers agree to our seller standards before they go on stage. Screening reduces risk, it does not eliminate it.

OH THAT! is designed as a global platform. Available markets expand as fulfilment and payment rails are established, so the markets open at launch will be announced before the first drops.

Community contribution is built into how OH THAT! works, funded from what the company earns rather than from claims we cannot show. The mechanisms, what is live and what is still planned, are explained on the Community Impact page.

Brands, makers, artists, artisans, designers, hotels and experience operators with something genuinely remarkable. Curation is by product, not company size.

No. OH THAT! is gay-owned and rooted in the LGBTQ+ community, and open to everyone who participates respectfully. We do actively want LGBTQ+-owned businesses on our stage, alongside allies and anyone else with a remarkable product.

Independent art, artisan goods, design, jewelry, beauty and grooming, home, food, travel and experiences, hotels, limited editions, and established brands with interesting launches, plus things we haven't thought of yet.

Yes. An artist with 15 signed pieces can be every bit as interesting as a brand with 15,000 units. Scarcity can be an advantage.

We review submissions for product remarkability, story, live-demonstration potential and readiness to fulfil. Founding-seller review is happening now.

A host presents your product live, demonstrates it, tells its story and asks for the sale. Shows move fast and are merchandised around specific offers.

Enough to honour the offer you put on stage. Limited, numbered and live-only quantities are welcome. Just tell us the real number.

Fulfillment responsibility is agreed per seller and disclosed to buyers before purchase. Most launch sellers are expected to fulfil their own orders.

Return and refund terms are disclosed before purchase and agreed with each seller. Specific launch policies are being finalized.

Payment timing is part of the commercial agreement. Founding seller terms are currently being finalized.

Founding seller terms are currently being finalized.

Yes. OH THAT! is designed as a global platform. Available markets expand as fulfilment and payment rails are established.

Yes, repeat sellers are the point. Returning merchants and new drops keep the schedule interesting.

Anyone who can make people want something. Performers, comedians, creators, presenters, retail naturals, big personalities and quiet killers.

No. Your follower count is not your résumé.

No. We care whether you can find the hook, keep things moving and ask for the sale. Training is part of the programme.

Not at all. Drag performers are very welcome, and so is everyone else.

Sixty seconds, one object near you, make us want it. Submit a video upload or link and we review it.

Yes. Hosts are paid, with performance-based upside where applicable. Specific rates are being finalized as we build the founding roster.

Yes. Hosts are trained on live-selling technique, product briefing and show flow.

Remote hosting is part of the plan, alongside produced shows. Setup requirements will be shared during onboarding.

Studio production is planned as the show schedule grows. Locations are not yet announced.

We're reviewing hosts globally and will open markets as show capacity allows. Tell us where you are.

It depends on show volume, product fit and your availability. Frequency grows with the schedule.

We watch your audition, and if there's a fit we'll reach out about the founding host roster and next steps.

Yes. Founding sponsorship positions are open across our original shows. Positions are commercial sponsorships, nothing more.

Yes. Sponsorship can sit at the moment, feature or show level. Sponsorship is a defined position only. It transfers no IP, editorial control or ownership of a show.

Yes. Media, Pride organizations, chambers, creators, nonprofits and community groups can partner with us. Tell us what you are trying to accomplish and we will figure out where you fit.

Sponsorship positions, show inventory and how the partnership process works are detailed in the Founding Partner brief.