Sell guides and how-to videos next to your business

Guides, how-to videos and printables, all from one link.

Why sell digital products next to your business?

Because your customers already ask how you do what you do. A bakery gets asked for the recipe. A plant shop gets asked how to keep a plant alive. A guide or a how-to video answers that, and you make it once.

With Stakk, one link is the store. Put it in your bio, in your emails or on a QR code at the counter. Each product gets its own page and checkout. Buyers pay into your own Stripe account and get the download by email the moment they pay.

What could a small business store look like?

Example store, made up for this page

Your Name

stakk.store/yourname

A small plant shop that shares its care tips

  • Keep It Alive plant care guide$9
  • Repotting how-to video$12
  • Printable watering chart$4
  1. Answer the question you hear most.Turn it into your first guide or video.
  2. Add a bump.Offer a printable checklist with the guide for a few dollars more. It rides the same charge.
  3. Give a tip sheet away.A free tip sheet in return for an email builds a list of customers to tell about new products.

Is Stakk right for small businesses?

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

Stakk does not sell physical stock, ship orders or take appointments. It has no subscriptions either. Keep your main shop and booking system for those, and use Stakk for the things people download.

Questions people ask

Can I sell physical products on Stakk?

No. Stakk sells downloads only. Keep your main shop for physical stock and use Stakk for guides, videos and printables.

Where does the money go?

Into your own Stripe account. Stakk never holds it, and Stripe pays you on its own schedule.

Do customers need an account to buy?

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

Your link in bio, ready to sell.

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