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What a creator store needs on its first screen.
Visitors decide in seconds whether a store is for them. These five things do most of the work.
One lead offer
Pick the offer you most want to sell this month and give it the largest card. Everything else sits below it. A store that opens with six equal-sized products makes the visitor do the choosing.
A ladder of three prices
Show a low, a middle and a high option, such as a $19 guide, a $149 workshop and a $600 package, so every purchase has a natural next step.
Proof next to the price
Put one testimonial or result beside the offer it supports, not on a separate page nobody opens.
A way to ask before buying
A short question box or a free intro call removes the doubt that stops higher-priced orders.
One checkout for everything
Whether the visitor buys a download, a call or a membership, the payment step should look the same. Switching tools in the middle of a purchase is where buyers leave.
Three example store setups.
Illustrations, not customer data: how different creators could arrange the same kind of store.
| Creator | Lead offer | Middle offer | Recurring offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fitness coach | 12-week training plan, $79 | Monthly 1:1 check-in call, $90 | Training club, $19 a month |
| Brand designer | Brand template kit, $49 | Logo sprint, $600 | Design feedback membership, $25 a month |
| Newsletter writer | Playbook, $29 | Live workshop, $149 | Paid archive and Q&A, $9 a month |
The shape is the same in all three: one product people can buy today, one service that earns more per sale, and one subscription that makes next month more predictable.
What a creator store costs next to Stan Store and Beacons.
Stan Store charges a flat $29 a month and no fee of its own. Beacons charges 9% on sales on its lower plans and 0% from Creator Plus at $30 a month.
| Monthly sales | Tapmy Pro | Stan Store Creator | Beacons Creator Plus | Beacons Free |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $46.50 | $46.50 | $47.50 | $62.50 |
| $2,000 | $99 | $99 | $100 | $250 |
| $10,000 | $379 | $379 | $380 | $1,250 |
Subscription, platform fees and card processing, assuming $50 orders. Where a platform charges processing separately (Tapmy included) it is counted at Stripe's US rate of 2.9% + $0.30.
Stan Store Creator and Tapmy Pro cost the same $99 at $2,000 in monthly sales, because neither charges a fee on sales. The difference between them is what the store does, not what it costs.
When a Tapmy creator store is not the right pick.
You want built-in discovery
Some platforms list creators in a directory. A Tapmy store is yours to promote: buyers arrive from your posts, bio link and email.
Your business is a large course library
If most of your revenue comes from a video course with quizzes, certificates and drip schedules, a course platform such as Teachable or Thinkific goes deeper on lesson tools than a general creator store.
You already earn on a platform with paying members
Moving costs time: customers, content and links all change. Run new offers on Tapmy next to the old platform first, and move the old ones when you are ready.
Prices and fees checked . Competitor figures come from each company's own pricing pages unless a source says otherwise.
Your questions,
answered.
At the same $29 a month the totals match: Stan Store Creator and Tapmy Pro both charge no fee on sales, so at $2,000 in monthly sales each costs about $99 with card processing. The differences are that Tapmy has a Free plan, Stan Store offers a 14-day trial, and the two products do different things, so compare features as well as price.
One lead offer in the largest card, a three-step price ladder beneath it, and proof next to each price. Add a way to ask a question before buying, and keep one checkout for everything you sell.
Yes. A Tapmy store can hold downloads, bookings and memberships side by side, so a customer who buys a template can book a call or join your membership without leaving the store.
A link in bio is the doorway: one URL you put in your profile. A creator store is where the offers are listed, priced and paid for. On Tapmy you get both, so the bio link opens a store with checkout instead of a page of outbound links.
A branded storefront for everything you sell — products, memberships, bookings, and content — with checkout and delivery in one place.
Most creators go live in minutes. Describe what you sell, let AI build the pages, and share your store link.
No. Tapmy handles layout, checkout, and delivery — you focus on the offers and the brand.
Yes. Mix digital products, services, memberships, and bookings in the same store.
Yes. Launch on a Tapmy link first, then connect a custom domain when you upgrade.
Yes. Launch your first creator store for free and upgrade when you need a custom domain or advanced tools.
Creators, coaches, experts, and anyone who wants a shop that sells — without stitching together five tools.