We build your first digital product. Free.
You have the audience. We build the product and your store.
You need at least 25,000 followers to apply. We take on a small number of creators at a time.
What we build
One product and one store, built in about a day.
The product
We turn what you already know into something people can buy. You give us the knowledge. We write it, design it and package it.
Your store page
A clean page at stakk.store with your name on it. Built to sell, not just to look good.
A checkout that adds to the sale
Buyers get offered a second thing at the checkout, and one more after they pay.
The launch sequence
How to set up your profile, the pinned post that sends people to your store, and the stories that sell without feeling like an ad. Written for you, word for word. Posting them takes about an hour.
Built in about a day, once we've agreed what it is.
What you keep
30% + $0.50 a sale on the product we build, until it makes $10,000.
Most platforms quote you their cut and then Stripe takes its own 2.9% + 30c as well, so the number you were told is never the number you pay. Ours is the whole thing. There's no second fee.
After $10,000 it drops to 10% + $0.50, the same as anything you make yourself. That leaves you about 70% at first, then about 90%. It lands in your own Stripe account. We never hold your money and you never wait on a payout from us.
No monthly fee. No setup cost. If you sell nothing, you pay nothing.
No monthly fee. You only ever pay when a sale goes through.
What we ask back
The work is free. We ask three things for three months from launch.
After three months you're free. No notice, no fee, nothing to cancel.
1. Keep the link in your bio
Your Stakk link stays in your profile for the three months.
2. Sell this product only on Stakk
For the three months, this one product lives here and nowhere else. Anything else you sell is your own business.
3. Run the launch sequence
We write it. You post it. Three stories across your first two weeks, and we agree the dates before we start building so it doesn't get lost.
Yours, forever
The product. The customers, and their email addresses. Take all of it anywhere you like after the three months, and we never ask for a cut of anything you sell later.
What we don't do
We don't run your profile, make your content, or pay for ads. One product, one store. Anything more is a separate job we'd quote you for.
This is for you if
You have 25,000 followers or more, they actually talk back to you, and people already ask you the same questions over and over. That last one is the product.
This isn't for you if
Your audience is mostly inactive, or you'd rather not mention the product at all. We can build you something good. We can't make people look at it.
We take on a small number of creators at a time.
Why we're doing this
Stakk is new. We'd rather spend our time building products for creators people actually follow than spend it on ads. You get a product for free. We get a good store on our platform and 30% of the product's sales until it makes $10,000, then 10%. That's the whole deal.
There's a longer game though, and we'd rather say it than have you find it out later. If the first product works, we'd like to keep building with you: more products, a proper funnel behind them, a community, or the coaching and done-for-you side of what you do.
None of that is part of this. It's not assumed, it's not owed, and it's not what the three months are for. It would be a separate conversation, quoted separately, and only if the first one went well enough that you wanted it. If it doesn't, you still keep the product and we still got a good store.
You deal with the person who builds the thing. No account manager, no handover. Before Stakk, Nate ran a funnel agency called Havstock and delivered dozens of funnels for coaches, consultants and small businesses. Same work, pointed at creators instead.
Get your first product built
Thirty minutes with Nate. We work out what you'd sell and when we start.
You talk to the person doing the work. No pitch, no account manager, no handover to someone you haven't met.
You get an answer on the call. If it's not a fit we say so there, not in an email three weeks later.
Under 25,000 followers is usually a no. Book anyway if your audience is unusually engaged. That beats a follower count, and we'd rather look than guess.
Calendar not loading, or would rather write first? Email nathan@stakk.store with your handle, your following and what people come to you for.