Starter
Up to 24 published templates.
- Up to 24 published templates
- Automatic template health re-checks
- Unlimited payment gateways
- Unlimited orders
Pricing
Zero commission on every plan. You pay for the software, never a cut of what you sell.
Build your whole store for free. You pay to make it public.
Sign up, connect your Notion workspace, import your templates, set your prices and brand the whole thing — without paying us anything.
Your store stays private while you build it. Paying for the plan you chose is what opens it to the public.
A store that is never paid for is paused after 21 days and then removed, so we are not hosting empty stores forever. We email you before that happens, and a paused store can be brought back.
Up to 24 published templates.
Unlimited published templates.
Compare
Every row below is read from the plan itself, so this table cannot disagree with the cards above it.
| Feature | Starter | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Published templates | Up to 24 published templates | Unlimited published templates |
| Automatic health re-checks | check_circle | check_circle |
| Payment gateways | Unlimited payment gateways | Unlimited payment gateways |
| Orders per month | Unlimited orders | Unlimited orders |
| Remove our branding | — | check_circle |
| Priority support | — | check_circle |
FAQ
No, on any plan. You pay a flat subscription for the software and nothing else. Your customers pay your payment provider directly, and that provider's own fees are the only thing deducted.
Yours. You paste your own credentials for Stripe, PayPal, Paystack, Razorpay or another supported provider, and the money goes where it already goes. We are not the seller of record for anything you sell, and we could not touch that money if we wanted to.
No. It is private until you pay for the plan you chose, and the public sees a locked page instead of your products. You can see the whole store yourself, and you can run a full test purchase using your payment provider's own test credentials. It is a real store that nobody else can reach yet — not a demo, and not a simulation.
We check on a schedule and email you when a template stops being publicly reachable or stops being duplicatable, with what to do about it. It is the failure that costs template sellers the most, and it is invisible until a buyer complains.
Not yet. Today every store lives on a subdomain of ours. Custom domains are on the roadmap and are not available at launch — we would rather say so than let you find out after signing up.
You have 21 days from signing up to pay and go live, and we email you several reminders along the way. After that the store is paused and scheduled for removal, so we are not hosting stores that were never opened. Write to us while it is paused and we can bring it back.
You keep everything you have already paid for, right to the end of that period. After it, your storefront goes private — the public sees a locked page instead of your products. Nothing is deleted: your templates, your orders and your customers' records all stay exactly where they are, and the store comes back the moment it is paid for again. Buyers who already bought from you keep working download links the whole time.
<p>Yes. Ask us and we will give you a copy of your store's data. If you want the store removed, we schedule the deletion with a grace period first, so an accident can be undone.</p>
Sign up, import your templates and look at your own storefront before you pay for anything. Nothing here is charged until you make the store public.
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