You post. I build the business.
I make the digital product your audience already wants, set up the stories that sell it, and put it on a Whop storefront. Nothing upfront — I only earn when you do.
Everything behind the product. None of it on your plate.
You already do the hard part — you have the attention. The rest is a job, and it's my job.
Five steps. You're needed for two of them.
We talk
A call, or just texting back and forth if that suits you better. What you post, who actually follows you, and the thing they keep asking you for in the replies.
Call or text — your choiceI pitch the product
One idea. Specific, with a price on it and a reason it sells to your audience and not somebody else's.
Your time: say yes or noI build it
The product, the storefront, the checkout, the copy. You keep posting — I'll only come to you when I need it to sound like you.
Your time: almost noneWe launch
Storefront live on Whop, priced and ready to take money. Plus the stories and posts built to sell it, written to fit what you already put out. You press go.
Your time: posting, as usualWe split the revenue
Revenue share from the first sale. No invoice, no retainer, no bill if it doesn't work.
Your cost: nothing, everThe deal is the pitch.
Nothing upfront. Ever.
You never write me a cheque. If it doesn't sell, I don't get paid. That's the entire deal, and it's why I'm picky about the product.
One person, not an agency.
You talk to the person doing the work. No account manager, no handoff, no five-week wait for a deck.
You stay a creator.
You keep making content. I take the product, the store, the support inbox and the admin that would otherwise eat your week.
I build my own too.
I sell my own digital products on Whop and Etsy. I'm not learning this on your audience.
Want to know what your audience would actually buy?
Tell me who follows you. I'll tell you what I'd build — before you commit to anything.