Guide · Updated September 9, 2026
How to sell digital products from your bio link
Start here: Fullink gives you the link, and Stripe or your fulfillment tool does the rest. PRO adds Stripe-hosted payment links you can drop into your bio page like any other link. Checkout happens on Stripe's own page. Fullink does not host a shop, a cart or a file delivery system, and it does not process the payment itself.
1. Understand what Fullink actually adds
Fullink PRO, at $9 a month, adds Stripe-hosted payment links to your page. A payment link is a normal link, like any other item on your bio page, except that clicking it opens a Stripe checkout page instead of a website. Stripe collects the payment. Fullink is not a storefront, it does not keep a cart, and it does not deliver files. If you are picturing something closer to a full e-commerce platform with inventory and automatic download delivery, that is not what this plan does, and it is worth knowing that before you build a launch around it.
2. Set the product up in Stripe first
Before you touch your bio page, create the product and its price inside your own Stripe account. This is where you set the name, the amount and whether it is a one-time charge. Stripe then gives you a payment link URL for that specific product. That URL is what you will paste into Fullink, so get the product details right in Stripe before you publish anything.
3. Add the payment link to your page
Add the Stripe payment link to your Fullink page the same way you would add any other link, with a label that says exactly what someone is buying. "Buy the lightroom preset pack, $12" tells people more than "Shop now." Since this is a regular link block, you can place it wherever it makes sense on the page, move it, or remove it later without touching anything in Stripe.
4. Plan how the buyer gets the file
This is the part Fullink does not handle, so plan it before you launch. After a Stripe checkout, you can set a custom confirmation message or redirect the buyer to a page you control, such as a private download link, a Google Drive folder or a page on your own site. Some sellers deliver small volumes by sending the file manually after checking Stripe for new orders. Others connect Stripe to a separate automation or delivery tool that emails the file once payment clears. Pick whichever approach matches how many sales you expect, and test the entire path yourself with a real purchase before you send anyone to the link.
5. Keep the file and the link in sync
If you update the product, whether that is a new version of a file or a price change, update it in Stripe and confirm the payment link still points to the right price. Fullink only stores the link you pasted in, so an outdated file on your delivery page will not show up anywhere in your Fullink dashboard as a warning. Check the buyer experience yourself after any change.
6. Track sales in Stripe
Fullink's click analytics will show you how many times the payment link was opened, which is useful for gauging interest. It will not show you how many of those clicks turned into a completed sale. For actual revenue, refunds and customer details, check your Stripe dashboard directly.
The whole process, in order
- Create a product and price in your Stripe account
- Generate a Stripe payment link for that price
- Add the payment link to your Fullink page as a regular link with a clear label
- Decide how the buyer will receive the file after payment
- Check Stripe for sales, not your bio page
Add the link. Let Stripe run the checkout.
PRO is $9 a month for unlimited links and Stripe-hosted payment links, alongside click analytics and no Fullink branding.
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