A store page that looks like you, not like a template

Live in three steps

1. 1

   Take your address

   marktmorgen.com/@yourname is yours the moment you take it, and the page is up straight away.

2. 2

   Put up what you sell

   Its name, what is inside, the price and a picture. Files, courses, memberships, calls and live sessions, bundles of your products, free things for an email, and plain links. A community for your buyers sits beside them.

3. 3

   Make it look like you

   Your photo, one of four themes, and one of ten colors or your own. The studio shows the page before you save.

What the page carries

• You, at the topYour photo, your name and a line about you, on every theme — not locked behind one.
• Up to 2,000 productsEach with its price, what the buyer gets and the button that buys it, in the order you choose, and up to 100 links beside them. A long store shows 24 products a page, and your studio finds any product by name.
• A picture on each productShown three ways, product by product: small beside the title, beside the title and the summary, or across the top of the card.
• A private podcastSell a show as a product, once or as a membership. Each buyer gets a feed of their own for Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts or most other apps, and new episodes arrive in it like any show's. A refund, or a membership that ends, empties that buyer's feed within minutes, and podcast directories are told to keep out.
• Buy it as a giftUnder the buy button on a product's page, a buyer can give it instead: the recipient's email, their own name and a message. They pay on Stripe's page; the recipient gets one email and opens it on their own address — its download, its course, the community it opens — and a full refund takes it back. For products bought once that hand over a file, a link, a course or a bundle.
• Coming soon, with a waitlistMark a paid product coming soon and its card and page take email addresses instead of payments, each confirmed from the inbox. When you put it on sale, everyone who confirmed gets one email with its link and price, and a note from you if you write one. The box to hear more from you starts empty.
• A page for each productAt /@you/p/<product>: the picture, a long description of up to 5,000 characters, and a title and preview card of its own for search engines and shared links. Or a sales page you build from blocks.
• A description written with AIType a few words about a product and a draft of its short and long description is written into the boxes, in American English, from only what you typed: no invented reviews, numbers, results or deadlines. Nothing is saved until you press Save. 20 drafts a month on the free trial, 100 on Creator, 400 on Pro, shared with outlines and emails.
• Stars from real buyersReviews only people who paid can write, with the average on the product's card and page.
• Free things, for an emailSet a price of zero and it is handed out for a confirmed email address that joins your list.
• Links with no priceYour channel, your podcast, your booking page — with the site each one leads to printed under it.
• Colors that stay readableEvery color is checked for contrast before your page uses it, so your words never disappear into it.
• Your store, as an appOn iPhone and Android, straight from the browser, your store installs to the home screen as an app of its own, with its name, its icon and its color. No app store.
• Change your address freelyOld addresses stay with your store and lead to the new one, up to ten at once, so the link in your bio keeps working.
• Fast on a phoneThe demo store scored 97 to 100 for performance on Google PageSpeed, on a simulated phone, on September 17, 2026.

Made for the link in your bio

• You post on Instagram or TikTok

  One link that holds the free guide, the paid plan and the call, instead of a different link every week.

• You teach on YouTube

  The course, the templates from the video and the channel itself, on one page people can find again.

• You run a podcast or a newsletter

  The episode links next to the things you sell, with no price on the links and nothing to check out.

Questions about the store page