Selling means a whole new store
A lot of tools start with a shop. You build checkout before you know if anyone wants the knowledge.
The problem we are solving
You don't have to sell. You can later if you want.
Make money if you choose to monetize access to your hubs.
A lot of tools only work if you're selling
Sharing is useful even when it's free. If the product is really a store, people charge too soon, or they don't share at all.
A paywall too early
If you charge before people can even see the hub, you never find out what lands.
Tools stacked on tools
Checkout in one tool, files in another, numbers somewhere else. Fees add up, and the knowledge is still split.
Charge when you want to
A hub can stay free. If you want to earn, connect Stripe, pick a one-time or monthly price, and turn on paid access. Kahana takes 5%, plus Stripe's fee.
You can sell on the Free plan. Growth is about hub and storage limits, not permission to charge. Kahana analytics shows views and purchasers. For the money itself, look in Stripe.
Features and docs
Paid access, Stripe, plans, and how to tell if people are finding you or buying.
Start with a hub. Charge later if you want.
Create a hub, or browse what people already share on Explore.