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RelayMe next to Stan Store

These are not really the same product, and the most useful thing we can tell you is which problem each one solves. Stan Store is a creator storefront with products, bookings and checkout. RelayMe is a focused link page. If you sell courses for a living, the rest of this will point you at Stan — and it should. Details checked September 27, 2026.

$49.99/year

Or $8 a month, plus VAT. Free plan with no time limit.

Stan Store

$300/year

Creator plan. Pro is $948. No free plan, 14-day trial.

Free plan
Yes, no time limit
None — 14-day trial
Cheapest paid plan
$49.99 a year
$300 a year, or $29 a month
Links on the free plan
Unlimited
No free plan
Download a page QR code on Free
Yes · PNG
No free plan
Sell digital products
No
Yes, with checkout
Sell courses
No
Yes, course builder
Take payments on the page
No
Yes, one-tap checkout
Booking calendar on the page
Cal.com, Calendly, Google — free plan
Yes, built in
Paid bookings
Yes, through Calendly; it handles payment
Yes, built in
Music that plays on the page
9 services, in Pro
Spotify and podcast URLs can use Stan’s Embed product
Video that plays on the page
YouTube, in Pro
YouTube videos can use Stan’s Embed product
Themes
59, 5 on the free plan
A fixed look
Stickers on your page
94, included in Pro
No
Try the paid styling before paying
The whole editor
14-day free trial
Email capture
Included in Pro, confirmed opt-in
Yes
Email marketing and automations
No
On the $99 plan
Upsells, funnels, affiliates
No
On the $99 plan
Your own domain
No
No
Platform cut of your sales
Nothing to cut
None beyond card processing
Analytics and tracking integrations
Built-in page and link stats on Pro; no marketing pixels
Pixel tracking on Creator Pro
Advertising on your page
None, ever
None

Who should pick which

Take Stan Store if selling is the point. Courses, digital downloads, coaching packages, subscriptions — it has a real checkout, it delivers the file, and it takes no cut beyond what the card network charges. If that is your income, $29 a month is not expensive, and nothing on this page should talk you out of it.

Take RelayMe if what you have is work rather than products. Music that should play where somebody found it. A page that looks made rather than generated. A free plan that stays free, because you are not sure yet whether any of this earns.

The clearest difference is what happens when somebody taps. On a store, they buy. On a RelayMe page, they listen — nine services play in place, so a visitor hears the track without being handed to another app and losing their way back.

The part where the two overlap

Bookings. Stan has a calendar with payment built in. RelayMe embeds Cal.com, Calendly or a Google appointment page, and that is on the free plan. Where the booking itself is paid, Calendly takes the money on its own side — so a paid consultation runs through a free RelayMe page without us handling a penny of it.

That is a real answer for a coach or a consultant taking calls, and it costs nothing. It is not an answer for someone selling forty ebooks a month.

The honest gaps

We do not sell anything for you, and we do not intend to. Handling money on behalf of other people is a regulated business, and entering it badly is worse than staying out. There is no email marketing, no upsells, no affiliate scheme, and no custom domain — Stan does not have custom domains either, but that is not much of a defence.

If your bio link is a shopfront, Stan is built for that and we are not.

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