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How does selling work on Jinty?

What you can sell today, how a buyer pays, and how the file reaches them.

What you can sell

One thing: a download. That is either a file you upload, or a link to something that already exists, such as a folder or a private video. A guide, a checklist, a template or a resource pack all fit.

The download editor's What do they get question, with a file uploaded.
Free or priced

You choose one price, in pounds, euros or dollars, or you choose free. Free is a real answer: instead of paying, the person leaves their email address and the file is sent to them. A price needs your own Stripe account connected first.

The price question, with a price set in pounds.
Where it lives

Every download gets its own address, something like jinty.store/yourname/first-week, and you can send that to anybody. It also sits on your link-in-bio page unless you choose to keep it off, and either way that address works.

The strip showing the download's own address and the Copy button.
How a buyer pays

They press your button and pay on Stripe's own checkout screen. The money goes to your Stripe account, not to us, and we take no cut. Stripe charges its own processing fee.

The public download screen, with the price and the buy button.
How they get it

Straight after paying they land on a thank-you screen with the download on it, and we email them a link to the same thing. Both the screen and the email say the date that link stops working. Free downloads are emailed the same way the moment somebody leaves their address.

The buyer's thank-you screen, with the download button.
What you see afterwards

Every order lands on Sales: what sold, what you were paid, and when. From there you can send somebody their download again, or refund them. A refund stops that person's link working.

Sales, with one order in the table.