By trade
A link in bio for streamers
Your bio link is where every platform sends people. It should sell something, not just forward them again.
The usual mistake
A streamer’s link page is a switchboard: Twitch, YouTube, Discord, a merch store, a donation form. Everything on it hands the viewer to someone else. The packs you made yourself — the ones with no cut and no middleman — usually sit at the bottom, under four links that pay you nothing.
What streamers sell here
Digital files, one fixed price, delivered automatically.
Overlay and scene packs
The layouts you built for your own stream, exported for someone else’s. One file, sold as many times as you like.
Alert and sound packs
Small files, instant delivery, and the kind of thing a new streamer buys on day one.
Emotes, badges and panel sets
Made once, sold to everyone who wants their channel to look finished.
How to lay the page out
- 1Featured offer: your best pack, with a buy button on the page.
- 2Links: Twitch, YouTube, Discord — the ones people came for.
- 3Lead capture: viewers who will buy the next pack.
Questions people ask first
Can I sell channel subscriptions or memberships?
No. Subscriptions belong to Twitch and YouTube, and we do not support recurring buyer payments at all. What works here is anything that is a file: packs, presets, guides.
Can I sell merch?
Not physical merch — there is no shipping or inventory. Keep the print-on-demand store and link to it; sell the digital goods here.
Start free, sell when you are ready
The free page takes a minute and never expires. Selling costs $12 a month and 0% of what you make.