For creators
Websites for creators who monetize
We build websites for content creators who already sell something: a course, a membership, a paid community, templates, consulting or digital products.
If you're still building an audience and not selling yet, this page isn't for you — and we're saying so here to save you the read. A link in bio is enough and costs almost nothing. The problem starts afterwards.
Once you're selling, link in bio stops being enough
Linktree, Taplink, Beacons and Carrd do exactly what they promise: gather your links on a tidy page for little or nothing a month. While you're only routing traffic to other platforms, there's no reason to switch.
It changes the day money starts flowing through it. That day your page stops being a directory and becomes your store, and you start hitting three limits.
First, you don't control the buying experience: the buyer jumps from your link to a course platform with a different design and a different name, at the exact moment of maximum doubt. Second, you don't know who bought: the data is scattered across three services that don't talk to each other. Third, you can't change what the tool doesn't allow, and by then you're billing enough that the limit costs real money.
What we build for a creator already earning
Your own sales page
With your name, your typography and your voice — not the course platform's template. The buyer never leaves your brand at the moment of paying.
An email list that belongs to you
Email is the only channel that doesn't depend on social reach or an algorithm change. If you lose the account tomorrow, the list is still yours.
A members' area
Password-protected access to what you sell, without paying a per-student commission to an external platform.
One place where you see the numbers
How many arrive, which network they came from and how many buy. No manually cross-referencing three dashboards to learn which post drove sales.
The honest math on when it's worth it
Your own site costs more than six dollars a month. It's a business decision and the math is worth doing before, not after.
If you sell a hundred-dollar course and your platform takes ten percent, every ten monthly sales is a hundred dollars leaving. There, your own site pays for itself quickly. If you sell two courses a month, it doesn't: stay where you are and come back when the volume justifies it.
We'll run that math with you before quoting, even when the result is that it isn't worth it yet.
What does depend on the platform and what doesn't
There's a part no tool takes from you: your audience lives on social platforms and the content that brings them will keep being published there. We're not proposing you leave Instagram or TikTok.
What we're proposing is that the point where the transaction happens, and where the customer gets recorded, belongs to you. Social brings people; the site converts and keeps them. Those are two different jobs, and it's a mistake to ask one to do the other's.
How we start
What already sells, first
We build the page for the product that earns most today, not the whole site. It ships fast and gives you something real to measure.
Then migrate the rest
With data from that first page you decide what else is worth bringing over. It's often less than you'd expect at the start.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to stop using my Linktree?
- Not immediately. Typically the bio link points to the new site and the Linktree is retired once it no longer adds anything. Nothing has to break on day one.
- Can I charge in dollars and in pesos?
- Yes, depending on the gateway we connect. We check which ones operate well for your case from the Dominican Republic before deciding, because not all of them work the same here.
- What if my course is already hosted elsewhere?
- It can stay there while we build only the sales page and email capture in front of it. Migrating the content isn't always necessary, and migrating for its own sake is usually wasted work.
- Do I need technical skills to maintain it?
- No. What changes often — prices, launches, sales copy — is edited from a panel. You shouldn't need to touch the rest.
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Let's run the math together
Tell us what you sell, at what price and how many sales a month. We'll tell you whether your own site pays for itself in your case, or whether it doesn't yet. If it doesn't, we'll say so.
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