Give your community its own exchange

Your community already knows who to turn to. Give people a place to find trusted providers and get in touch. Choose Marketplace mode when you want people to book and pay through your exchange.

Exchange infrastructure for trusted operators. No code needed for standard setup.

Have one provider and one offering ready? You can set up an exchange yourself within an hour, and with Marketplace, take bookings and payments the same hour.

Your community already makes introductions.

The value is already there. Members recommend providers, make introductions and send business each other's way, but those recommendations get buried in group chats, inboxes and spreadsheets. Exonome gives community leaders an exchange they run, where members can find trusted providers and see what they offer.

Today, introductions are scattered across group chats, inboxes and spreadsheets. With your exchange they live in one place: providers you choose, what they offer, and a way to find, inquire and book.

A network of networks

Every exchange on Exonome serves its own community, with the providers its operator chooses and the rules they set. Exonome's own marketplace lists a selection of them, on our domain and on partners' own domains, so people can find and open them from one place. Exchanges can also share trusted participants: a provider can use one account and one catalog across several exchanges, and each exchange's audience can discover the same offering once that exchange's operator approves it.

Exonome's own marketplace listing community exchanges in one place
Live Exonome's own marketplace, listing live exchanges and demos.
See live exchangesReal exchanges and demos running on Exonome today.

How a trusted economy grows

  1. People take part. Members find providers their community already recommends.
  2. Trust grows through follow-through. When an introduction helps, people come back and recommend someone else.
  3. Opportunities become easier to see. Members see who offers what, and where they might work together.
  4. Commerce is a choice. If members want to book or buy through your exchange, you can add bookings and payments.

An exchange gives the relationships you've already built more ways to grow.

Start with what your community needs. Add more only if you want to.

Three choices: Discovery for links and inquiries, Connection for many providers and inquiries, and Marketplace for bookings and payments.
Discovery

Visitors find a provider's offerings and can express interest. Free to start.

Connection

Invite multiple providers, and route inquiries and referrals through your exchange instead of your inbox.

Marketplace

Paid bookings and payouts are available with Marketplace, when you choose to turn commerce on.

A directory or referral network that stays that way is a success. Commerce is a choice, not the goal.

See how operators use it

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DinkSF

Paid pickleball programs, from open play to beginner bootcamps.

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Tennis Machine Rentals

An equipment rental marketplace of local owners.

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Highway One

A community exchange for specialty and classic cars.

Guides for operators

Ready for agentic commerce

In agentic commerce, AI agents find, compare and book things on someone's behalf. To do that well, they'll need to know which providers to trust. Your community already knows. Exonome keeps that trust structured, so agents can act on it: typed offerings with real rules, approval by the operator, and an API underneath.

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