Features
Payment links that handle the whole sale
Set a price, share a link, get paid. Underneath that, TinyVendor handles the payment gateway, the installment plans, the file delivery, the order list, and the buyer emails, so there is no storefront to build or keep running.
At a glance
Multiple payment gateways
Connect Stripe, PayPal, or other payment processors. Offer your buyers the payment method they prefer.
Product options
Sizes, colors, packages, add-ons — create option groups with price adjustments. Buyers pick, the total updates automatically.
Order management
Track every sale from your dashboard. See order details, buyer information, payment status, and revenue at a glance.
Share anywhere
Social media, email newsletters, WhatsApp, your website — your product link works everywhere. No app installs needed for buyers.
Customizable product pages
Add images, write descriptions, and configure what buyer information to collect. Each link is a complete product page.
Installment payments
Let buyers split payments into installments. Configure plans per gateway with automatic fee calculation.
Shareable payment links
A TinyVendor sell link is a small product page: an image, a name, a short description, a price, and a pay button. You set the price, write two lines about the thing, and the link exists. There is nothing to design, nothing to host, and no store to keep up to date.
The page is built for phones, because that is where the link gets opened. Post it in a bio, send it in a DM, put it in a newsletter, or print it as a QR code on a table at a fair. Buyers do not create an account, set a password, or install an app. You decide what checkout collects: name, email, and a shipping address if the thing has to be posted.
Option groups sit on top of that. Sizes, colours, bundles, add-ons: the buyer picks, the price adjusts, and the choice arrives with the order.
23 payment gateways, 13 Turkish sanal POS
Every payment route connects to a merchant account you already own, and the money settles where it always did. Stripe covers cards, wallets, and 135+ currencies. PayPal reaches 200+ markets. Mollie and Wero handle European methods such as iDEAL and bank-to-bank transfers. Square, Authorize.Net, and Worldpay work through merchant accounts you already hold.
Thirteen Turkish banks are supported directly through their sanal POS: Ziraat, İşbank, Garanti BBVA, Akbank, Yapı Kredi, VakıfBank, Halkbank, QNB Türkiye, DenizBank, TEB, ING, Şekerbank, and Anadolubank. iyzico and MSU cover sellers who would rather use a provider than sign a bank contract. That is the part international link-in-bio tools skip, which is why Turkish sellers usually end up building their own checkout.
You paste your credentials once, then every link you make afterwards can use that gateway. Card details go to the gateway's own hosted page, so you carry no PCI scope and write no code. Connect as many gateways as you like and enable them per link: a bank sanal POS for local buyers, Stripe or PayPal for everyone else. The full list is on the integrations page.
Taksit installment plans
Turkish buyers expect to split a card payment into taksit, and higher-priced products sell better when they can. Pick which installment options to offer in your gateway settings, per gateway, with the fee calculation done for you.
The buyer chooses a plan on the bank's own payment page, and the plan they picked arrives with the order in your dashboard. Once the gateway is set up there is nothing to configure per link. The same idea works outside Turkey: let someone pay for a $120 preset pack over three months instead of losing the sale.
Digital file delivery up to 2GB
Upload a file to a product, or paste a download link, and TinyVendor delivers it the moment the payment clears. Files up to 2GB per product: PDFs, ebooks, audio, video, presets, high-resolution print packs, templates.
There is no delivery tool to wire up and nothing to send by hand after a sale. If you sell digital products today on a platform that keeps 5% or 10% of each one, the Gumroad alternative comparison works through the fee arithmetic, and the Ko-fi comparison does the same for shop sales.
Orders and revenue in one dashboard
Every sale lands in the dashboard as it happens, whichever gateway processed it. You see what was bought, which options the buyer picked, what they paid, the payment status, the installment plan if there was one, and the buyer details you asked for at checkout.
Bank transfer and cash orders sit in the same list. Show your IBAN on the link, mark the order paid once the money arrives, and from that point it behaves like any other order. Paid plans add CSV export, so your accountant gets a file rather than screenshots.
Automatic buyer emails
When a payment completes, the buyer gets a confirmation email with the order details, and the download if the product is a file. You get told about the sale. A manual or bank transfer order sends the same confirmation once you mark it paid, so a buyer who sent an IBAN transfer gets the same receipt as a buyer who paid by card. There is no template to write and no email to send yourself.
What it costs
Free to start, then 2% of a sale, dropping to 1% and 0.5% at higher volume. No monthly fee, and nothing to pay in a month with no sales. Your gateway charges its own processing fee at the rate you agreed with it, and that goes to the gateway, not to us. The pricing page has the plans, and the comparison pages set the numbers against Gumroad, Stan Store, and Ko-fi.
Ready to start selling?
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