Sell your recipes from one link

Recipes, cookbooks, meal plans and cooking lessons, from one link.

Why sell your recipes from your own store?

So followers who ask for the recipe can buy the whole book in a tap, and the money comes to you. When someone comments asking for it, your bio link should take them straight to it.

With Stakk, the link in your bio is the store. Each recipe pack, cookbook or meal plan gets its own page and checkout, with up to six images or videos of the food. Buyers pay into your own Stripe account and get the download by email the moment they pay.

What could a food creator's store look like?

Example store, made up for this page

Your Name

stakk.store/yourname

Weeknight dinners from one pan

  • One-Pan Dinners cookbook$15
  • Two-week meal plan with shopping lists$12
  • Knife skills video lessons$25
  1. Show the food.Add photos and a short clip of the finished dish.
  2. Add a bump.Offer printable recipe cards or a shopping list for a few dollars more. It rides the same charge.
  3. Give a recipe away.A free recipe in return for an email builds a list of cooks for your next book.

Is Stakk right for food creators and cooks?

Yes, for recipes, cookbooks, meal plans and cooking lessons you sell as downloads, from $1 to $999.

Stakk does not sell or ship food, and it has no subscriptions, so a monthly recipe club is not a fit. It has no course player either, so cooking lessons go out as a link to a folder or a private video.

Questions people ask

Can I sell just one recipe?

Yes. A product can be one recipe or a full cookbook. You set the price, from $1 to $999.

What format should my cookbook be?

A PDF opens on almost any phone or laptop, so start there. Buyers can print the pages they want.

What if a buyer loses the email?

They can send it again themselves at stakk.store/orders with their email and order number. You don't have to do a thing.

Your link in bio, ready to sell.

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