Have something you want to sell on Pinterest? A new site, Pin2Sell.com,  allows anyone with a PayPal account to create purchasable products and post them directly on Pinterest.

Created by Chicago-based Clique Studios, an interactive and eCommerce agency based in Chicago, the service is completely free and enables users to sell items without signing up for any additional services.

With over 10 million users, Pinterest’s base is intensely loyal, spending 88 minutes bookmarking every day. They are also social, driving more third-party traffic than Google, LinkedIn and YouTube combined.

Here at the Techjournal we’ve seen many social networks launch in the last five years and none vaulted into the top ranks as fast as Pinterest. It’s clear focus on visuals let it grab a significant set of people interested in food, fashion, infographics and photos.

So, we suspect Pinsell is going to do well.

The perfect place for social commerce

“It just seems like the perfect place for social commerce,” said Ted Novak. “Pin2Sell makes it incredibly easy and integrated. Just take a picture, enter the price and your PayPal account, and your Pin can be purchased by anybody who is interested in it.”

A growing market, social commerce is expected to reach $30 billion in annual sales by 2015. Etsy, a peer-to-peer site for vintage and handmade products, reported $62.8 million in goods sold and 1.35 billion pageviews in March 2012 alone.

“As an eCommerce agency, we see the trends on social commerce and the loyalty that exists on Pinterest. It just seemed like there needed to be a solution, so we came up with Pin2Sell,” says Derek Nelson, Clique’s creative director.

“When testing, our test pins would be up for less than a minute, and almost each one was re-pinned by a complete stranger by the time we deleted them.”

Pin2Sell is available now for free at Pin2Sell.com.