The three products I use on every client
March 4, 2026
Ideas
The things viewers already ask for in your comments.
The colour grade or Lightroom look people keep asking about, as a download.
$10-40
Premiere, After Effects or Notion project files - the setup behind your videos.
$15-49
Your most-watched tutorial, written up properly as a PDF with every step and link.
$9-29
A channel review or coaching session for smaller creators, booked on your hours.
$75-250
Prices are typical ranges for this kind of product. You set your own.
Your audience, in one place
Your TikTok followers may never see your YouTube, and your Facebook community may never find your Instagram. Your page brings them together.
Your followers find all of you
Your page shows every profile you have, so someone who follows you on TikTok is one tap from your YouTube, your Instagram and your Facebook group.
One address to share anywhere
Put mesher.store/you in every bio, video description and email signature. Wherever people find you, they land in the same place.
Followers become subscribers
A signup box on your page turns visitors from any network into an email list that is yours to keep.
How it works
Ten minutes, and every video you have ever posted points somewhere better.
Your page is live at mesher.store/you the moment you sign up. Add a photo, a bio and your other channels.
The preset from the video, the template, the gear list, a call slot - start with the three questions you answer most.
The first line of your description, your channel header links and a pinned comment. Then say it out loud in the video.
The link in a hundred old descriptions never changes. Add a product or a post and every one of them leads to it.
The money
Powered by Stripe Connect. Your buyer pays your own Stripe account - we never sit on it, and we take nothing out of it.
Your audience
Followers live on someone else’s platform. A list of addresses is yours.
Real estate agent
Ava Whitfield
A free checklist that brings in buyers, and paid strategy calls for the ones ready to move.
Questions
Yes, in a regular video's description - a full address starting with https:// becomes clickable. Links in Shorts descriptions and comments are not clickable, so for Shorts point viewers to the links in your channel header instead. Either way, one link to your page leaves room for everything else.
The one that leads everywhere. Header links show on your channel page, and only the first one is spelled out - so make it your page, with your other channels, products and booking calendar behind it.
Your page has a subscribe box. When you publish a post or list a product, one tick emails everyone on it. Subscribers belong to you, not to us and not to the algorithm, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe.
Upload the file once and set a price. The buyer pays by card on your page and downloads the file from their receipt right away - nothing to send by hand.
Ad revenue needs the YouTube Partner Program's thresholds; a product or a call does not. A few dozen viewers who trust your advice are enough for a first sale - a template from a video, or a half-hour review of their channel.
No. The address stays the same - you change what is on the page, so every old description keeps working and leads to what you are offering now.
You set the hours you are available. Buyers pick a slot on your page and pay upfront, and both of you get the video call link - the room is created for you, with nothing to connect. A buyer can cancel up to 24 hours before and is refunded automatically.
Your page, your posts and your subscriber list are free. Selling costs $29 a month, and we take no cut of your sales - buyers pay into your own Stripe account, minus Stripe's own processing fee.
Claim your handle and put it in your next description.
Free to publish · $29 a month to sell · No cut of your sales