You suggest
You put a suggested amount on the product. It points the buyer at a number without locking them to it.
Some people will pay more than you would ever ask. A fixed price leaves that money on the table. Let the buyer choose the number instead. You can suggest an amount and gladly take more.
You put a suggested amount on the product. It points the buyer at a number without locking them to it.
The buyer types the amount they want to pay. Some pay your suggestion. Some pay more.
The charge runs on your own payment account. Our log keeps only the amount and the status.
This button is real and running in demo mode. Click it, set an amount, and pick a way to pay. Nothing is charged.
The demo suggests $10. On a real button, the buyer types their own number.
When you let people choose, some pay above what you would have charged. A name-your-price release can out-earn a fixed one, because your biggest fans finally have a way to give more.
Pricing is set per product, not per project. A name-your-price album can sit next to a fixed-price course on the same page. You decide which products get which.
Buyer pricing is on every plan, even the free one. We never take a cut of what they pay. And we keep no buyer data to lose.
Buyer pricing is free to try, with no card to start.