FOR CREATORS
Turn your audience into a business.
An audience is not income until somebody can pay you, book you or hear from you again. That is the part your page does.
SELLS HER TIME, AND A LITTLE KIT
SELLS EDITIONS, AND TAKES COMMISSIONS
THE PART THAT PAYS
Four ways an audience becomes an income
A following is attention that has not been asked for anything yet. These are the asks, and a page can carry all four at once without turning into a shop.
YOUR TIME
Sell the hour, not just the thing.
Coaching, a lesson, a consultation, a shoot. For most people who teach anything at all this is the fastest money on the page, and it does not need stock, shipping or a supplier. Somebody picks a time and it is in your calendar.
WHAT YOU MADE
The thing itself, at a price.
Prints, records, a pattern, a preset pack, a run of forty. Up to five photographs on the card because the reason somebody buys is usually the third picture, and the checkout is on the page rather than three redirects away where most of them give up.
WHAT YOU RECOMMEND
Get paid for the answer you already give.
You are asked what you use after every post, and you answer for nothing. The same card that sells your own work points at someone else's with your link on it, so the recommendation earns instead of evaporating into a reply.
WORK MADE TO ORDER
Take the brief before the conversation.
For anyone who makes things to order, the first three messages are always the same three questions. Ask them on the page instead and the enquiry arrives with the answers already in it, from somebody who was serious enough to type them.
THE PART THAT LASTS
And a way to reach them again
Every follower you have is lent to you by a platform that can change its mind. An address is not.
AN AUDIENCE YOU OWN
The list that survives the algorithm.
A drop, a date, a new edition: the people who want to know are not the same people the feed decides to show it to. A form on your page turns the ones who already came looking into a list nobody can take away, and it sits next to the work that made them curious.
What it costs.
The free plan is a real plan, not a trial with a clock on it. Start there and upgrade when you run into something you need.
Free
Your link-in-bio and catalog, free.
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- Just 5% commission, the lowest on the market on a free plan
- A fully customizable page
- Your keepp.link/handle
- Basic analytics
- Zoom & Google Meet auto meeting links for bookings
Pro
For creators ready to capture and sell.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- 3% commission, the lowest rate with the most included
- Customizable forms for leads, feedback, or anything else you need to ask
- 2,000 actions a month, covering forms, bookings, and orders paid outside Keepp†
- Free and charge-on-your-own pricing, as well as Stripe checkout
- Schedule blocks & custom fonts for your page
- Full analytics: visits over time, conversion funnel, date ranges
- Custom domain
Influencer
Keep everything you earn.
Everything in Pro, plus:
- Unlimited sales and bookings with Stripe checkout
- 0% commission, so you keep every cent as you scale
- 10,000 actions a month, covering forms, bookings, and orders paid outside Keepp†
†Actions are forms, bookings, and orders you take payment for yourself. Sales collected through Stripe checkout are always unlimited, on every plan.
Questions people ask.
I already have a following. What does a page add?
A way to be paid, booked and remembered that does not belong to the platform your following lives on. Followers are lent to you; an order and an email address are not.
Is Keepp free to use?
Yes. The free plan gives you the page, unlimited links and a working Stripe checkout, with no card required and no trial clock. Paid plans lower the commission on sales and add more of the page to your control.
Do I need a website as well as a Keepp page?
No. A Keepp page is a real page at a real address, so for most creators and small businesses it is the website. It is quicker to set up than a site and easier to change when what you do changes.
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How do I get paid?
Through your own connected Stripe account. You are the merchant of record, so the sale is between you and your customer and the money goes to your account rather than being held by Keepp and forwarded later.
What commission does Keepp take on a sale?
Five percent on the free plan, three percent on Pro and nothing on Influencer. It comes out at checkout rather than arriving as a separate invoice.
What is a good Linktree alternative?
Keepp does what a link list does and then takes payments, bookings and form answers on the same page, which is the part a list hands off to another tool.
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