Cut to the chase for your digital downloads and services. 📈 Build your audience/newsletter giving templates away for free and collect contacts for access. 👀 Let people know what they buy with previews - prevent scams/create more trust. 💪 Protect any link with requirements. Why should I use this? From tutors giving paid lessons over Zoom to creators building Notion templates on Twitter, the options are limitless. Also great for coaches/workshop hosts and for IT/security savvy. Who should use this? 🙋‍♀️ Emily is a Notioner selling templates on Gumroad making $27.5k/mo with Gumroad's 10% fees when she could instantly earn an extra $1k using Pitstop. She can even collect phone contacts while at it! We value creators and want to give back saving them 50% on fees instead of dipping in your pocket. 🎹 Ivan is a piano teacher and sells courses. Using Venmo, manually scheduling meetings, and spreadsheets to manage contacts, he does so. But with Pitstop - He just a link, gets paid, gets the contacts, and sends them to a Calendly page ahead of time. 🚧 Fred is testing new features on his website but does not want to integrate payments or a calendar system to meet with people who would want to pay. Why not test both? Have them pay for a potential feature and schedule a meeting to ask why. Even more use cases (on website): ◼ Send protected links in DMs and build your audience ◼ Charge for Zoom calls, unlisted youtube videos, Vimeo, tutorials, Calendly links, and more ◼ Get and export meeting attendee's contacts ◼ Make money off of your knowledge Creators can even use it to just: 1) Collect emails 2) Share resources with their community 3) Monetize their content All while keeping control over their brands - build their own Patreon, Gumroad, or Coursera straight from links! Know someone who should use this? @ them 👇

Brittany Joiner {Britt the Builder}

Trello Tip Generator and Newsletter

This is amazing, I was actually trying to figure out the other day how I don't love membership sites and putting things in gumroad format, but would love to "gate" some of the content I make. Looks like a great solution!

2yr ago