Sell from your card: the complete guide

You can sell straight from your card: digital products and courses with full checkout, and services and price lists with a quick-contact button. There is no separate site to build: you create an offer on the Shop screen, and it appears on your cards with a buy button and its own sales page. The moment an offer is active, the card gets a Shop tab of its own under the contact icons, beside Card (and Events, when you have events): the synced offers section is that tab, and every new offer lands in it by itself. A products list you typed into the card by hand is text only and stays on the Card tab; its form has one button that connects it to the shop.

How it works, in three steps

1. Create an offer. On the Shop screen pick a type from a picture gallery (a course, a 1:1 session, a document or eBook, a media file, access by link, a free download, or a product sold on another site) and answer one question: free, paid here, or sold on another site. The editor opens already shaped for the answer; add a name, a description and a picture. Started and did not finish? The offer waits as a draft at the top of the screen.
2. Connect a way to get paid. A Stripe account in supported countries, or MyVisito Payments where Stripe does not open seller accounts yet. Full details in the Payments section.
3. Share. Your offers appear in the card's shop automatically, you can feature them with a products section in the editor, and every offer also has its own sales page with a share link.

Good to know: with your own payment account, the money from every sale goes directly to you. Where Stripe does not open seller accounts yet, you sell through MyVisito Payments, which collects the payment and transfers your proceeds to your bank after the safety period. On every rail, you are the seller of record for your products.

Before you sell: what to complete

A free offer, or a product sold on another site, publishes with nothing to set up. A paid offer goes live only after four things, shown in the offer's Price and payment section as soon as you pick paid: the seller of record (name, an ID or registration number where the law asks for one, address, an email for buyers and date of birth, shown to buyers on the receipt), a one-time phone verification, two-step verification (a code from an authenticator app or by SMS) and the Stripe payments connection. The publish button says how many details are missing, and a tap shows exactly which. While a paid offer waits for them, the Shop item in the side menu (and the bottom bar on a phone) carries a small amber marker, and the shop lobby has a folded Before you sell row with the same tasks. No published card is needed: every offer has its own address.

Who can sell

On the free plan you build any kind of offer and see how it looks, and products sold on another site go live: the product page sends people to your link, and no payment passes through MyVisito. Going live and selling through MyVisito open on the Starter plan: digital products, files, guides, merch and paid sessions, with no limit on how many offers are active, plus courses, coupons and the free download for an email. The fee changes between the paid plans: a 8% MyVisito fee on Starter, and none on Premium and Max (Stripe's processing fee is always separate). Every paid plan starts with a free trial.

What you can sell

• Digital product: downloadable files, guides, templates, presets. Delivered automatically after payment.
• Course: modules and lessons built here with a personal access page for every buyer, or a link to a course on an external platform.
• Services and price lists: shown on the card (services, products and price-list sections) with a quick-contact button per item - WhatsApp, Telegram or leave-your-details. Direct purchase of services opens later; existing consultation and service offers keep working.
• Free offer (lead magnet): visitors leave a name and email (and a phone, if you choose), get the file, and join your audience. The product's Audience tab shows exactly who downloaded. Full guide: Free download in exchange for details.

Where you track everything

Every order appears in the Orders tab, buyers are collected in the Buyers tab, and every purchase also lands in your contacts. The buyer gets a confirmation email with a personal order page.

Shop settings and the store page

The Settings tab in the Shop (for money roles) gathers your business details (the seller by law, asked once before your first paid offer, and what customers see), the sender preview, tax display settings and the shop on/off switch. The public store page has its own tab, Shop page: choose its address (myvisito.com/shop/your-name, checked for availability as you type), see the page inside a phone frame that updates as you type, just like the card editor, write a title and a short intro (every field starts with a default you can change or return to), and in the Look card see which business card the page borrows its look from (with a link to edit it, and a choice between cards when several are published), pick a ready-made look (light, dark, warm), an accent color, a cover image (the card's own cover by default), list or grid, a featured offer, category titles and ratings. The search card shows how the page will look on Google and when the link is shared, picture included. Everything autosaves and appears on the page immediately, and the store page itself is styled with your card theme: its colors, fonts and cover, with a top menu that shows who is signed in, a share button and the card language. The shop page opens on your card the moment it is published; without a card, every offer still has its own address. Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics are managed on the account tracking screen and load on the store page too, and property inquiries appear in the Inquiries tab in their own view.

Your business name on sales pages

Product, order and claim pages show a "From" line with your business name. You can set it per card: in the card editor, on the Settings tab, under Business name on sales pages. When the field is empty, your workspace name is shown.

Keep reading

• Create your first product, step by step
• How you get paid: the payments guide
• Fees: what you pay and to whom