يَخْرُجُ مِنۢ بُطُونِهَا شَرَابٌ مُّخْتَلِفٌ أَلْوَٰنُهُۥ فِيهِ شِفَآءٌ لِّلنَّاسِ

For beekeepers

Earn what your honey deserves

List your harvest, set your price, and sell directly to Algerian families who value pure, traceable honey. No middlemen. No hidden fees. Just your craft, reaching further.

Why sell here

Built for beekeepers, not brokers

01

No middlemen

You set your own prices. Buyers pay you directly. The only cost is 100 DA per jar sold.

02

Reach beyond your village

Sell to families across all 58 wilayas. Your honey travels farther without leaving your hands.

03

Simple as listing a jar

Create your storefront in minutes. List by floral type, harvest date, and region. We handle the rest.

How it works

Three steps to your first sale

1

List your honey

Add your harvest with photos, floral source, and price. Your storefront is live instantly.

2

Connect with buyers

Algerian families browse by region and type. They message you directly to place orders.

3

Get paid directly

Receive payment straight to your account. No delays, no deductions beyond the flat 100 DA per jar.

Delivery, connected

Ship with the courier you already use

Open a merchant account with any Algerian courier, paste their connection code once, and Miel Market registers every order with them for you. You pack the honey, they carry it across Algeria.

  • Shipments placed for you. Every order becomes a parcel with your courier, tracking number included.

  • Delivery quoted at checkout. Your buyer pays the stop-desk rate at delivery, never you.

  • Status syncs back. When the courier marks it shipped or delivered, your order follows automatically.

  • Yalidine
  • ZR Express
  • Maystro Delivery
  • NOEST
  • World Express
  • 80+ more via Ecotrack

Stop-desk delivery in all 58 wilayas: your buyer collects the parcel at the courier's nearest office.

No hidden fees. No monthly charges. Just a flat 100 DA per jar sold, and you keep the rest.

Start selling

Your honey is already valued. Let buyers find you.

Join Algerian beekeepers who are replacing collectors with direct connections. It takes two minutes to begin.