The vendor list. The backtested model. The city guide nobody else has. Sent over DM, worth something, priced at nothing.
Upload the file. Set a number. You get back one link that does the collecting — PDF, spreadsheet, deck or text, nothing else.
PDF, TXT, MD, CSV, XLSX, PPTX, DOCX. 25 MB per file, up to twenty files per drop. Encrypted in transit and at rest — never a public bucket.
$1 to $500 per drop, or leave it public and free. Change it whenever — buyers keep what they already bought.
Connect a payout account once. Stripe moves the money; the link keeps selling while you sleep.
No listing fee, no subscription, no minimum payout. Stripe deposits your share on your schedule; one flat cut covers card processing, storage, and the tax on our end.
List in the directory and buyers find the file by what it is, not who you are. Every drop gets a real page and one link you can share anywhere.
Encrypted at rest, never in a public bucket. Buyers get a signed link that expires — no scraping, no hotlinking, no reselling your storage URL.
Price it once and the link keeps working. Change the price whenever you like — anyone who already bought keeps access at what they paid.
One flat cut covers card processing, storage, and the tax we owe — no listing fee, no subscription, no minimum payout. Refunds and card disputes on a sale come out of your balance, so payouts settle after a short hold; what clears is yours to declare.
Checkout runs on Stripe — card or wallet, no account, nothing to remember. Your link and receipt land in your inbox the moment it clears.
Every sale adds to your balance. It clears after a short hold, then pays out to your bank on Stripe — weekly on autopilot, or on demand when you want it sooner.
Text and documents are cheap to store and hard to abuse. That is the entire reason for the rule.
Objects are encrypted at rest and only ever served over TLS. No public bucket, no hotlinking.
Storage policies tie every object to a paid grant. No grant, no read — not even by URL.
Download URLs are signed and short-lived, so a leaked link stops working on its own.
Per-IP and per-account limits on upload, checkout and download. Bots get bored fast.