Sell for Twelve Months Without Us Taking a Cut
Until September 30, any creator who builds a Keepp page and launches it to their audience gets twelve months at 0% Keepp commission. No follower minimum. Sales, bookings or enquiries, whatever your work actually is.
By Keepp Team
Until September 30, any creator who builds a Keepp page and launches it to their audience gets twelve months on our Influencer plan at 0% Keepp commission. There is no follower requirement to apply, and no approval queue to sit in. We call it the Influencer Program, and this post covers what you get, what we ask for in return, and why we decided not to check anyone’s follower count.
What 0% Keepp commission means
Keepp charges commission on what you sell: 5% on the free plan, 3% on Pro, and nothing at all on the Influencer plan. This offer hands you that top plan for a year, so for twelve months the money that would have come to us as commission stays with you instead.
That number grows with you, which is the part worth paying attention to. If you sell a few hundred dollars a month it’s worth a few hundred dollars over the year. If your launch goes well and you’re doing a few thousand a month by spring, it’s worth considerably more, and none of it is capped. One thing to be clear about, because we’d rather say it here than have you discover it on a payout: card processing is Stripe’s own fee and applies as normal. Our commission is the part that goes to zero.
What you can actually build
The plan is the discount. The page is the product, so here’s what’s on the other side of it.
Your page lives at keepp.link/yourhandle and is assembled from blocks you arrange yourself. Links and link cards for the things you want people to click. Product blocks that take real payment through Stripe checkout. Booking blocks for calls, sessions, classes, or tables, which generate Zoom and Google Meet links automatically when someone books. Forms for leads, feedback, waitlists, or applications. Maps, YouTube embeds, menus for a café or a service list, scrolling tickers for announcements, social icons, profile blocks, and text wherever you need to explain something.
Money from a sale goes directly into your own connected Stripe account. You are the merchant of record, so the funds land where the rest of your Stripe money lands, at the time the sale happens.
The whole page is themed: fonts, colours, background images, and layout are yours to set, and nothing about it has to look like a default template. If you already own a domain, you can point it at your page and use that instead of your keepp.link address. On the Influencer plan you can also schedule blocks to appear later, which is how most people run a launch or a limited drop without staying up until midnight.
Analytics show visits over time, your conversion funnel, and any date range you want to compare. And there’s an API key, so if you’d rather describe your page to an AI agent than drag blocks around, you can hand it the key and let it build and update the page for you.
Why we’re not asking about your follower count
Most creator programs open with a threshold: ten thousand followers, a certain number of views, a media kit. We considered doing that and decided against it.
A follower threshold is a way of buying impressions. It picks people whose audiences are already large, which usually means they are already monetising somewhere else and have no particular reason to move. What we want out of this program is different. We want to see real pages doing real work: products people actually buy, booking slots people actually take, enquiry forms that actually fill up. And we want them run by people in the middle of building an audience rather than at the end of it.
Someone with nine hundred engaged followers and a booking calendar they want filled is a better fit for us than a large account posting a reel out of obligation. They will actually use the page, they will tell us when something is broken, and their launch means something to the people watching it. So the only thing standing between you and the offer is the deadline. Nobody gets turned down; you just have to get to it before September 30.
How it works
Sign up and build your page. It’s free to start and there’s no card required, so you can see the thing before you commit to talking about it.
Send us the link once it’s live and has your actual work on it. We’ll send back a code for twelve months of the Influencer plan.
Launch it to your audience within fourteen days. One public post or reel that shows your page, mentions us, and points people at the link in your bio, plus your keepp.link in that bio, kept there while you’re on the offer. Because we’re giving you a free plan in exchange, use your platform’s paid partnership label or #ad. That protects you as much as it does us.
You’ll also be first in line for our Partner Program when it opens, which pays a revenue share on everyone who joins Keepp through you, for as long as they stay.
About that post
The version of this that works is the one you’d have made anyway. You built something, you’re pleased with it, and you’re telling people where to find it. That reads completely differently from an ad, and it performs better too.
If you want a starting point, three things are measurably working right now. POV framing is the strongest Reels-native opener this year, because the viewing context is already first-person. Negative framing beats positive framing on TikTok by a wide margin, so “stop doing this” holds more viewers than “here’s a better way”, even when the rest of the video is identical. And low-production single-take video is currently outperforming polished edits on both platforms, which means a shaky screen recording with your real voice is not a compromise.
What that looks like depends on what you do. If you sell things: “POV: you stopped sending people to three links to buy one thing”, or “stop telling people to DM you for the price”. If you take bookings or appointments: “POV: your DMs are no longer your booking system”, or “I lost three bookings last month because I replied too late”. If you collect enquiries: “POV: every enquiry you got this week is in one place”, or “most people who ask your price never message a second time”. If people come to you in person: “POV: your menu is no longer a photo from 2023”.
Two mechanical things matter as much as the words. Put the hook on screen as text in the opening frame, four to seven words, readable on a phone at arm’s length, because a lot of people will watch with sound off. And Instagram is weighting what gets sent to a friend in DMs above what gets liked, so a post worth forwarding travels further than a post worth tapping.
The one thing to avoid is opening on a qualifier. “Hey guys, so I’ve been meaning to tell you about something” loses the view before your hook arrives.
If you don’t like being on camera, a screen recording with your voice over it works, so does a sped-up build, so does a carousel of screenshots.
Beyond that, ignore all of it if you want. Your audience follows you for the way you make things, and the version that sounds like you will do better than the version that sounds like us.
The details
The offer covers Keepp’s commission for twelve months. Card processing is Stripe’s own and applies as usual. Cancel any time and you move back to the free plan at 5%. If you don’t cancel, it renews at $24.99/month after the twelve months are up. One offer per person, and the whole thing closes on September 30, 2026.
Joining
Build your page first, then send it to us, either as a DM to @keepp.link on Instagram, or through the form if you’d rather not DM.
Full details are on the Influencer Program page.