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Your guide hands itself over

You take the money the way you always have. After that a person opens a link, sees exactly what they are getting, and takes the file — at two in the morning, on a Sunday, without you.

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The product sits where people already come

Your page has a Products tab. Copy the address of the storefront, paste it into a card — and someone who came to book sees your guide without one extra link.

Two layouts

One card across the column, or a grid — whichever suits your pictures.

The price in your own words

Write it the way you say it: “$19”, “350 ₴”, “from 1,000”. This is a showcase, not a till.

The clicks are there

Taps on the card are counted with the rest of the page, so you see what caught people.

What you can sell

The thing you already hand people

Most of the time it is written already and sitting on your computer. All that is left is to stop sending it by hand.

Guides and checklists

The PDF you send after the appointment anyway. Now it has an address, and the address answers for you.

Templates and presets

An archive of files: presets, layouts, spreadsheets. The buyer sees what is inside before taking it.

Access by link

If the material already lives in the cloud or behind a private page, hand over the address instead of the file.

Products from your shop

The “Product link” type shows a card with a photo and a price, and the button leads where everything is already set up.

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The money still goes past us — and we say so out loud

You settle with the buyer the way you always did: a transfer, cash, or your own shop. Bookly takes on what comes after the money — the storefront, the private file and the address it is taken from. That is why Sales, Revenue, Conversion rate and Avg. order sit at zero on a product card: we will not draw figures we cannot see. What is counted is the openings of the storefront. When payment arrives inside, it will stand exactly between the button and the delivery, and nothing else will move.

What the buyer sees

A page with nothing left to guess

The product has an address of its own: my.bookly.me/product/ and twelve characters. No app, no sign-up — a person opens the link and sees at once who it is from and what is inside. This page is about what can be sent as a file; if your goods have to be packed and shipped, there is a page of their own for that.

You first, the product second

Your photo, name and job title are at the top, and the styling comes from your page. People know whose door they walked through.

“What you get”

The list of files with their format — before the button, not after it. Nobody pays blind.

The file is not left in the open

It sits on private storage and is served from our own host, never from a storage address.

Free is a product too

Set the price to nothing and the storefront writes “Free” itself. Handy for a lead magnet.

The store in figures

Few buttons, few decisions

Nothing has to be set up in advance: you pick a type, add a file and share the address.

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Product types

A product link leads to your shop, a digital product hands over a file, and a course is a set of files under one cover.

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Steps to a finished storefront

A title with a price, then the file, then the two fields you ask the buyer for. Nothing else to invent.

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Ways to deliver

A downloadable file when the material is in your hands. A paid access link when it already lives somewhere.

Where to start

Four steps and the link is in your hands

The longest part is choosing the cover.

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  1. Pick a type

    A product link, a digital product or a course. Then the title, the price and the cover.

  2. Add the file

    A downloadable file, or a paid access link if the material already lives somewhere.

  3. Copy the address

    The storefront is ready. Put the address in a story, in a DM, under a post — wherever your people are.

  4. Put it on the page

    Paste that same address into a card of the Products block, and it stands next to booking and reviews.

Frequently asked questions

Here you will find answers about choosing your niche, launching your page, and running Bookly in your field. Didn’t find the answer? Write to us — we reply during working hours.

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The way you already do: a transfer, cash, or your own shop. Taking payment inside Bookly is on its way; when it arrives it will stand exactly between the button and the delivery, and everything you have already set up will stay as it is.

Yes, and we would rather say it plainly: the link to the file is effectively a key. It has no expiry, no download limit, and it is not tied to one buyer. The file itself is not in a public folder, though: it sits on private storage and is served from our own host, never from a storage address. The storefront address cannot be guessed — it is twelve random characters. Limits on the link are on their way.

Because we only show what we can see. The sale happens away from us, and we will not draw it “approximately”. What is counted is openings of the storefront — openings, not people: reload the same page and the number goes up.

The Course type is there, and a product of that type is created and sold like any other — a cover, a price, files, a storefront of its own. What is not there yet is the course itself: no lessons in order, no learner progress. We are building it, and it will grow out of this very product.

Yes — the Archive button. The file stops being served at once, while the storefront itself may keep opening from the cache for a few minutes until it refreshes. The same button puts the product back on sale.

That is a different story, and it has a page of its own. This one is only about what can be sent as a file or shown as a link.

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