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Free Until You're Selling. 0% From $24.99.
One page with real Stripe checkout, a booking calendar, lead forms, affiliate cards and analytics. Free to start at 5%, 3% at $9.99, and nothing at all at $24.99 — the cheapest zero-commission plan in the category.
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How Keepp Compares to Every Major Link-in-Bio and Creator Commerce Tool
Linktree, Beacons, Stan Store, Milkshake, Taplink, Buy Me a Coffee, Payhip, Carrd, Gumroad, and nas.com — ten tools, ten different single strengths. Here's the full side-by-side, and what only Keepp does across all of them.
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Best Platforms to Sell Digital Products in 2026
Most roundups compare pure storefronts on fee percentage alone. Here's a fuller picture — including the platforms that also handle bookings, leads, and a real page, not just a checkout for a file.
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Keepp vs Gumroad: a Gumroad alternative for more than digital downloads
Gumroad charges 10% + $0.50 per direct sale, plus card processing on top — roughly 12.9% + $0.80 combined — with no monthly fee. Keepp starts at 5% on a free plan that also takes bookings, captures leads, and sells physical products, not just files — and drops to 0% at $24.99/month.
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The 5 Best No-Code Mini Website Builders for Creators and Businesses
Keepp, Linktree, Beacons, Stan Store, and Carrd compared on what actually matters: real checkout, bookings, lead capture, and how much of the page you can make your own — no code required for any of them.
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AI Website Builders vs. a Real No-Code Page: What Actually Changes After Launch
Type a prompt, get a site in seconds — AI website builders solve the blank-page problem fast. What they don't solve is what happens after launch: checkout, bookings, and lead capture still need setting up from scratch. Here's the real difference.
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Keepp vs Carrd: a Carrd alternative with checkout, bookings, and leads built in
Carrd builds a beautiful custom single-page site with no checkout, no bookings, and forms locked behind a paid tier. Keepp starts from a theme instead of a blank canvas and puts real checkout, bookings, and lead capture on the page itself.
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Keepp vs Cal.com: a no-setup alternative for creators who don't want to configure a scheduling stack
Cal.com is open source and built for teams who want to self-host or customize deeply. Keepp is for the much larger group who just want a booking that works, on a page that also sells and captures leads, with nothing to configure.
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Keepp vs Calendly: a scheduling alternative with a page, checkout, and leads built around it
Calendly is a great scheduling tool on its own. Keepp puts the same core booking mechanics on a page that also sells products, captures leads, and shares links — one thing to manage instead of three.
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Ko-fi alternative: keep the tips, add real bookings and a page that's actually yours
Ko-fi charges 0% on tips and 5% on shop sales, memberships, and commissions on its free plan — or $12/month for Ko-fi Gold to remove that entirely. Here's how Keepp compares on fees, bookings, custom domains, and lead ownership.
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Keepp vs Payhip: a Payhip alternative with a real page, bookings, and leads — not a store bolted onto a link
Payhip charges 5% on its free plan, 2% at $29/month, and 0% at $99/month, with Stripe or PayPal's own processing on top of every tier. Keepp matches that 5% on a free plan that also takes bookings, captures leads, and gives you a page — and reaches 0% at $24.99/month, not $99.
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PayPal Appointment Scheduling: What It Actually Means, and a Simpler Way to Get There
PayPal doesn't have its own scheduling product — 'PayPal appointment scheduling' means a separate booking tool with a PayPal button bolted on, at PayPal's 3.49% + $0.49 checkout fee. Here's what that actually costs versus booking and payment as one step.
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