How much does Stan Store cost?

Stan Store has two paid plans called Creator and Creator Pro. You can pay every month or once a year. There is no free plan, but you can test it with a 14-day free trial without entering a card. Stan takes no cut of your sales, but your payment processor charges fees.

To see the exact rates for each tier, check their pricing page for current numbers.

The Creator plan gives you the core tools to run a store. You can sell digital products, host courses, take calendar bookings, and set up AutoDM to reply to messages. It works well if you want a simple shop on your social profile.

Creator Pro adds more marketing features. You get sales funnels, email marketing tools, an affiliate system to let others sell your items, and pixel tracking for online ads. To compare what each plan costs, check their pricing page for current numbers.

Both plans let you pick how often you pay. You can choose monthly billing if you want flexibility, or yearly billing if you plan to stay long term. Yearly billing usually lowers the average monthly cost.

You can start with a 14-day free trial to explore either option. You do not need to enter a credit card to begin the trial, so you will not get charged by surprise when it ends.

Stan Store does not take any cut of your product sales. That means Stan will not keep a slice of the money you make from your customers on either plan.

However, you still have to pay payment processing fees. Sales run through your own Stripe or PayPal account, and those platforms charge their normal processing fees. Check their pricing page for current numbers.

A monthly subscription can add up if you only have one or two files to sell. Some creators look for tools that charge nothing per month and only take fees when a sale happens.

For example, MKKT is a Whop app where sellers upload a file, set a price or make it free, and get a store link buyers can use without a Whop account. You can check their pricing page for current numbers on payout and processing fees.