BUILT AROUND WHAT YOU SELL
Your business.
Your kind of checkout.
Courses, memberships, services and useful things you have made. Start with one offer. Give it a clear path from interest to purchase.
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Shape the offer
Decide what your buyer gets, what it costs and how you will deliver it.
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Build the checkout
Set it up in the workspace and connect your own payment provider.
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Check the whole journey
Test payment, receipts and access before sending people your link.
01 / Courses & workshops
Share what you know. Make the next step clear.
Give your course a hosted checkout with the price, learning outcomes and delivery instructions together. Offer the workbook as an optional extra when it belongs with the course.
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Create a one-time course, set its access URL or file, then add a relevant bump in the offer editor. Preview the checkout and test both product deliveries.
02 / Coaches & consultants
A focused offer for your focused expertise.
Sell a defined session or programme with a clear scope. Use the receipt and delivery instructions to tell the buyer how to book and prepare.
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Set the session price and booking destination. Add a coupon or an optional follow-on offer when appropriate. Your calendar remains the booking authority.
03 / Freelancers & independent studios
Package your own best work.
Turn a repeatable service, audit or template into an offer your buyer can understand and purchase. Keep scope, milestones and support expectations visible.
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Create your own fixed-price package or recurring retainer. Use your own business and payment account. Client-owned businesses need their own account and permissions.
04 / Writers & content creators
Give your readers something worth buying.
Sell a digital guide, resource library or paid newsletter. Share a checkout link in your emails and use your email platform for the content itself.
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Add the product and delivery destination. Configure purchase follow-up in Connections, then test the hand-off. Use a link in email; inline embeds belong on websites.
05 / Memberships & communities
Make joining—and staying—straightforward.
Offer recurring access with clear renewal terms, supported trials and a buyer portal. Keep membership delivery connected to the service where your community lives.
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Create a subscription product and review its interval and trial. Subscriptions do not support order bumps or post-purchase upsells. Test access and cancellation handling.
06 / Software & API products
Connect payment facts to your product.
Use signed purchase events and the purchase-verification API to grant access in your own application. Keep billing events and product permissions explicit.
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Create the offer and webhook endpoint. Verify signatures, handle duplicate events and check current purchase status before granting access. Treat refunds and cancellations as part of the integration.
07 / Products & small ranges
One good product. One clear way to buy.
Use a hosted checkout for a focused physical product or a small bundle. Hand paid orders to your fulfilment system through supported integrations.
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Check what buyer and address information your fulfilment process requires before launch. GoCushy handles checkout; stock, shipping and fulfilment remain with your own systems.
08 / Launches & promotions
Give your launch a reliable place to land.
Bring your product, campaign and audience together around a checkout you have tested. Add genuine deadlines, scoped coupons and affiliate links when they fit.
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Review the offer, coupon limits and delivery. Use campaign links, then monitor orders and investigate payment details from the workspace. Keep claims and deadlines accurate.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Put your next offer on sale.
Clear pricing. Your own payment account. A workspace you can use directly.
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