If you've been on Amazon recently, you've probably seen a new handmade crafts section that directly competes with Etsy. The biggest difference is that Amazon Handmade doesn't allow just anyone to sell goods. You need to be an approved artisan that meets all Handmade requirements. In addition, you won't have the benefit of Etsy's low fees. There's no direct cost to create your shop or list products on Amazon, but you are required to purchase a fairly expensive Professional Selling plan that's already $39.99 per month (fee waived through the end of 2019). You’ll also be charged a 15% referral fee when you successfully sell your artwork. Though it comes with larger fees, Amazon Handmade may give you access to a far larger network than any other platform.