Sell what you make from one link
Guides, templates, presets and lessons, all from your bio link.
Why sell your digital products from your own store?
So the people who already follow you can buy from you in a tap, and the money comes to you. When someone asks for your template or your guide, your bio link should take them straight to it.
With Stakk, the link in your bio is the store. Each product gets its own page and checkout, with up to six images or videos. Buyers don't need an account. They pay into your own Stripe account and get the download by email the moment they pay.
What can digital creators sell?
- EbooksPDF and EPUB books, sold from your link
- Canva templatesSocial posts, slides and kits for Canva
- Notion templatesPlanners, trackers and dashboards
- Video lessonsTutorials, workouts and classes on video
- Lightroom presetsXMP and DNG presets for Lightroom
- PrintablesWorksheets, wall art and planners to print
- GuidesPDF how-to guides and checklists
What could a creator's store look like?
Example store, made up for this page
Your Name
stakk.store/yourname
Simple systems for a calmer work week
- Focus Week Notion planner$15
- Content calendar for Canva$12
- Batch Your Content guide$19
- Lead with one product.Your first product sits at the top, so put the one people ask about most there.
- Add a bump.Offer a checklist or a bonus template for a few dollars more. It rides the same charge.
- Build a list.Give a small freebie away in return for an email, so you have people to tell when the next product is ready.
Is Stakk right for digital creators?
Yes, for anything a buyer can download or open with a link. You set the price, from $1 to $999, and every sale is a one-off.
Stakk has no subscriptions, memberships, course player or booking calendar. It does not host your files either. You keep them in Google Drive, Dropbox or Notion, and Stakk sends the buyer the link. If your main product is a monthly membership, Stakk is not the right fit.
Questions people ask
What should I sell first?
Start with the thing people already ask you about. A short guide, a checklist or a template is quick to make. See everything you can sell for ideas.
Do I need a website to sell?
No. Your Stakk store is your website. It lives at stakk.store/yourname, and you can share that link anywhere.
Can new buyers find my products?
You can list them on Discover, where buyers browse Stakk. The sale still happens on your own store.
Who else sells on Stakk
- MusiciansSample packs, beats, racks and tracks
- PhotographersPresets, LUTs, photo packs and lessons
- ArtistsDigital art, brushes, fonts and SVG files
- Template makersNotion, Canva, spreadsheet and planner templates
- CraftersCrochet patterns, SVG cut files, printables
- CoachesPaid calls, guides, ebooks and lessons
- WritersEbooks, poetry, recipes and guides
- TeachersLesson plans, printables and video lessons
- FitnessWorkout plans, meal plans and video lessons
- InfluencersPresets, guides, ebooks and printables
- DevelopersCode templates, UI kits and dev guides
- Small businessesGuides, how-to videos and printables
- CommunitiesResource packs, recordings and invites
- TravelTravel guides, itineraries and presets
- Real estateBuyer guides, checklists and templates
- BeautyTutorials, lookbooks, presets and guides
- FoodRecipes, cookbooks, meal plans and lessons
- GamersOverlays, alert packs, wallpapers and guides
Your link in bio, ready to sell.
Add your product and go live. No pages to build.