Sell your videos online

Workouts, tutorials and classes, paid once and sent as a link.

What does a video lesson sale look like?

Example product, made up for this page

stakk.store/yourname

Full-Body Kettlebell Session

$12

Buy now

Full-Body Kettlebell Session$12

Add Printable workout card+$3

Total$15

Pay $15

One more thing?

Mobility follow-along video$9

Add to my order

How do you sell a video without a course platform?

Sell it as one product with a link. Put the video somewhere that gives you a share link and set a price. Buyers pay once and watch whenever they like.

Good fits: a workout, an editing walkthrough, a recorded class. Each gets its own page at stakk.store/yourname.

How do buyers get their video lessons?

Stakk sends a link, so you choose where the video lives:

  • A video file, like an MP4, in Google Drive or Dropbox, set so anyone with the link can view it.
  • An unlisted YouTube video, which only people with the link can find.

Stakk emails that link to the buyer the moment they pay.

What can you add at checkout?

An order bump should help them use the video: a printable workout card or the slides. It joins the same charge, so one fee.

The upsell shows after payment: the next lesson, or a one-on-one call that sends a booking link. It is its own charge with its own fee.

How does selling video lessons on Stakk work?

  1. Claim your link. Pick a name. stakk.store/yourname is your store.
  2. Add your video lesson. Give it a title, a price and up to six images or videos. Paste the link to your file.
  3. Share your link. Put it in your bio. Buyers pay on your store, and the download goes straight to their email.

What does it cost to sell video lessons on Stakk?

From 10% + $0.50 per sale, card processing included. There is no monthly fee and no setup fee, so you pay nothing until you make a sale.

You set your own price, in whole US dollars from $1 to $999. Every sale is a one-off payment, and buyers pay into your own Stripe account.

See how pricing works

Is Stakk right for your video lessons?

Stakk fits single videos and small sets sold for a one-off price.

It is not a course player. There are no lesson menus, progress bars or monthly plans, and Stakk does not host or protect the video.

Questions people ask

Can I upload my video to Stakk?

No. Stakk does not host files. Keep the video in Google Drive, Dropbox or on YouTube as unlisted, and paste the link.

Can buyers share the video link?

They can. Stakk sends a plain link and does not lock or protect the video.

Can I sell a set of videos together?

Yes. Put them in one shared folder and paste the folder link.

More things you can sell

Your link in bio, ready to sell.

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