Sell your code templates and kits from one link

Starter code, UI kits, Notion tools and guides, from one link.

Why sell your code and kits from your own store?

So other builders can pay for the work you already did, and the money comes to you. If you made a starter kit, a UI kit or a setup you reuse on every project, someone else may want it too.

With Stakk, your link is the store. Put it in your bio, your README or your newsletter. Zip the code, keep it in Google Drive or Dropbox, and paste the share link when you add the product. The moment a buyer pays, Stakk emails them that link with a receipt. They don't need an account.

What could a developer's store look like?

Example store, made up for this page

Your Name

stakk.store/yourname

Small starter kits for side projects

  • Side Project starter code$49
  • Clean Dashboard UI kit$29
  • Bug Tracker Notion template$9
  1. Show it running.Add screenshots or a short screen recording of the kit in use. Each product takes up to six images or videos.
  2. Add a bump.Offer a setup video or the design file for a few dollars more. It rides the same charge.
  3. Use an upsell.After someone buys the starter kit, offer the full version. One click adds it, with no card to type again.

Is Stakk right for developers and app makers?

Yes, for code, kits, templates and guides you sell as one-off downloads, from $1 to $999.

Stakk sends a link. It does not make license keys, lock downloads or give access to a private repo. It has no subscriptions, so it cannot bill for an app or a tool every month. If you sell software with monthly plans, Stakk is not the checkout for it. Put your license terms in the zip or on the product page.

Questions people ask

How do buyers get the code?

Zip it and keep the zip in Google Drive or Dropbox. Paste the share link when you add the product. Stakk emails it to the buyer the moment they pay.

Can I sell an app on Stakk?

You can sell a download as a one-off product, but not a subscription. Stakk has no license keys, so it suits code, kits and guides more than paid apps.

Do buyers need an account?

No. They type a name and an email, pay by card, and the download link goes to their inbox.

Your link in bio, ready to sell.

Add your product and go live. No pages to build.