By trade
A link in bio for writers
One page for everything you have written, with the thing you actually sell at the top of it.
The usual mistake
A writer’s link page usually points at other people’s platforms: a newsletter host, a retailer, a magazine that ran your piece. Every one of those takes a share or owns the reader. The book you self-published is the one thing that is entirely yours, and it deserves to be first.
What writers sell here
Digital files, one fixed price, delivered automatically.
Your ebook, as a file you own
EPUB and PDF, priced by you, delivered automatically. No retailer cut, no exclusivity clause, no waiting for a payout.
A short collection or novella
Too short for a publisher, exactly right for a reader who already follows you.
A writing guide or workbook
What you learned getting the book finished. It often outsells the book.
How to lay the page out
- 1Featured offer: the book, with its cover and a buy button.
- 2Links: your newsletter, where else the book is sold, your socials.
- 3Lead capture: readers who will buy the next one.
Questions people ask first
Can I sell a paid newsletter or serialised fiction?
No. There are no buyer subscriptions here — every product is a one-off purchase, so a chapter-a-week model does not work. A finished collection sold once does.
Can I sell print copies?
No. Digital files only: no shipping, no stock, no addresses collected. Print stays with your print-on-demand service, and you can link to it.
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.