No site to build, no theme to pick. Claim a handle and your page is live - publish to it, sell from it, and take the money into your own Stripe account.
Fill the bios in once. Everything after that changes on your page, not in five other places.
mesher.store/you
mesher.store/you
Publish a post, list a session, change a price - the link you shared last year still lands on the right thing. Nothing to rebuild and nothing to re-share.
Sound familiar? You are not the only one.
Followers sit on a platform that decides who sees you and keeps the connection to them. Nobody hands you the email addresses. On your page people subscribe with their own, and that list is yours.
A link in bio only points somewhere else, so selling turns into payment details sent by DM, invoices chased by hand and a file you have to remember to send. Checkout belongs on the page people are already reading.
A link in bio, a store, a blog, an email tool and a payment processor. Each piece is fine on its own; keeping them pointed at each other is the work, and the bills arrive whether you sold anything or not.
Posts + products + bookings + your subscriber list + checkout, behind one link and one login
Five things, one login, nothing to install
A handle, a photo, a bio and links to wherever else you post. What you publish and what you sell sit on the same page, so the people already reading you are the people who see it.
Strength coach. Programmes, form checks and a weekly write-up.
Each piece is fine on its own. Keeping them pointed at each other is the work.
Most creators end up paying for all five of these:
One page, one login, one link to share.
From their tap to your own bank account
A session slot or a digital product, checked out without leaving the page they were reading.
Your connected account is the merchant of record. Your name on the buyer’s statement.
It settles in your Stripe balance and pays out on your own schedule. We never hold it.
Publish what you know, sell it from the same page, and keep the audience you build on it.
No. Claiming a handle is what creates the page - there is no theme to pick, nothing to host and nothing to deploy. You add a photo, a bio and your links, and it is live.
Publishing is free: your page, your posts and your subscriber list cost nothing, so you can build an audience before you pay us anything. Selling is $29 a month. Stripe charges its own processing fee from your balance, as it would on any Stripe account.
No. The subscription is what we charge. Every sale settles into your own Stripe account in full, minus Stripe’s own processing fee, so a month where you sell a lot costs the same as a month where you sell nothing.
Yes, and you set it up from your settings in a few minutes. Until Stripe approves it your products show without a Buy button, rather than sending buyers to an error.
Two kinds of listing. An online session is time you give - a consultation, a form check, a class - and buyers pick a slot from the hours you marked free. A digital product is a file you upload once: a plan, a workbook, a recipe pack.
Yes. A digital product is ready to download from the buyer’s receipt the moment they pay, so there is nothing to email by hand. A booked session gets its own video link the same way.
You do. People subscribe to your page, not to us, and a subscriber of yours is not a subscriber of anyone else’s. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe.
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