Every tool you need to sell from your bio

Three kinds of product: paid digital downloads, free lead magnets that swap a file for an email address, and links that send fans to something you host elsewhere. Each one gets its own page on your store, with a cover, a description and a button you can label yourself.

• Downloads: one file per product, up to 500 MB. A PDF, a ZIP of presets, a spreadsheet, a WAV pack: any file type works.
• Lead magnets: always free. The buyer types an email address and the file arrives in their inbox.
• Links: a product card that opens a page you choose, such as a YouTube series, a playlist or a shop you already run.

Read the detail, including file tips and how fans receive what they bought, on products.

Four tools that lift the value of each visit, all switched on in every plan: discount codes, order bumps, "was" prices with a countdown, and reviews. Try the working examples below; they behave the way they do on a real store.

Codes can take a percentage or a fixed amount off, end on a date or after a set number of uses, and apply to one product or all of them. A bump offers a second download at checkout, often at a lower price. See every setting on selling tools.

Yes. Pick one of 16 themes, then set your own accent colour, choose from 16 font pairings, change the background, buttons and corners, and add a hero photo. Every colour you choose is checked for contrast, and the editor offers a one-tap fix when text would be hard to read on a phone in sunlight.

You lay out the page yourself with section headings, links, products, text, photos, videos and more, in the order you want. The design page walks through each setting.

Nothing. stall.bio takes 0% of every sale and earns only from your plan. Stripe charges its standard processing fee on each card payment, which for a UK card paying in pounds is 1.5% plus £0.20. That fee goes to Stripe, not to us, and it shows in your Stripe dashboard.

Worked example: a £15 ebook bought with a UK card. Stripe keeps £0.43, stall.bio keeps £0, and £14.57 lands in your Stripe balance. European cards cost 2.5% plus £0.20 and cards from elsewhere 3.25% plus £0.20, so a sale abroad keeps a little less.

The buyer sees a confirmation on the product page straight away and gets a receipt email with a button to their private access page. That page lists everything in the order, including a bump, and gives a fresh download link each time they open it. You get an email for every new sale.

Your files are never public. They sit in private storage, and each download link expires after 10 minutes, so a link pasted into a group chat stops working. The buyer can come back to their access page for a new one whenever they need it.

Yes, from the same dashboard, with no second tool. Email goes only to people who confirmed they want it: someone ticks "Send me updates" when they claim or buy, or joins through your store's sign-up page, then presses a button in one confirmation email.

• One-off emails: write to everyone confirmed, or to people who bought a chosen product or have a chosen tag. Send now or schedule it.
• Two automated flows: a welcome series when someone confirms and a series after a purchase, each up to 5 emails with a delay before each.
• One checkout reminder: off until you switch it on. Someone who started a checkout and didn't finish can get one reminder, and the checkout tells them first.
• Your existing list: import it, and if those people agreed to hear from you, each gets one invitation to confirm, and that is the only email an import sends them.

Every marketing email carries an unsubscribe link and your postal address, and you see how many were sent, delivered, bounced, unsubscribed or reported as spam. There is no open or click tracking. A trial can send 1,000 emails in total and the paid plan 50,000 a month as fair use, and bought or scraped lists aren't allowed.

These are being built and are not in the product yet. Until they ship, a link product can point fans to a tool you already use for any of them.

• Bookings: sell calls and sessions with a calendar.
• Memberships: recurring payments for ongoing access.
• Courses: lessons and modules, delivered on your store.
• Custom domains: your store on your own web address.