See live exchanges on Exonome
These are real exchanges running on Exonome — some as white-labeled, operator-owned instances, and others operating on shared Exonome infrastructure while remaining operator-owned. Each Exchange is configured differently to support discovery, participation, and optional commerce based on operator intent. Learn how Exchanges are structured and governed.
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Echo
A white-labeled connection exchange inviting trusted service providers to participate and be contacted by local customers. Each customer operates their own hyperlocal connection exchange, unlocking new revenue streams through structured participation without requiring transactions.
- Communities launch their own hyperlocal connection exchanges
- Trusted service providers reach qualified, local audiences
- Echo unlocks new revenue streams without operating a marketplace
Plant3r
A marketplace exchange that supports discovery, products, classes, and events within a single exchange structure. Franchise entities operate their own localized marketplaces while remaining part of a shared brand ecosystem.
- Customers discover and transact across products, classes, and events
- Franchise entities operate their own localized marketplaces
- The brand scales participation without centralizing operations
Tennis Machine Rentals
A marketplace exchange centered on time-based equipment rentals, with additional paid offerings such as classes and products enabled within the same exchange.
- Players rent equipment on demand with clear availability
- Owners monetize idle assets through structured scheduling
- The exchange expands to new paid offerings without re-platforming
DinkSF
A marketplace exchange connecting the pickleball community through paid play, events, and structured participation. Commerce is intentionally enabled to coordinate access, scheduling, and participation across a trusted local network.
- Players book and pay for play, events, and access in one place
- Organizers coordinate scheduling and participation through commerce
- The operator monetizes participation while preserving community trust
Ceboutiques
A marketplace exchange that combines product and service offerings with participation-driven discovery and connection, centered on trusted local businesses.
- Local businesses reach customers through trusted participation
- Sellers capture revenue without losing relationship ownership
- The exchange evolves beyond transactions into a shared network
15120 Business Park
A private, hyperlocal marketplace exchange operated by a property management company for business tenants within a single building. The operator acts as both exchange owner and provider, listing building resources while enabling tenants to contact trusted third-party service providers in a closed, tenant-only environment.
- Tenants quickly find and contact building-approved services
- Property management centralizes resources without managing transactions
- Coordination improves across a private, tenant-only audience