Free, until itcosts me something.
Most of these tools are a page and a database. They cost almost nothing to run, so they're free. The ones that hold your files and move your money aren't, so those are $8.
Everything that's just a page and a list. No trial, no card, no limits worth mentioning.
No ads. No upsell screens. Your data exports to a file any time, one button.
Start with these
Everything above, plus store and invoices — the tools that hold files and move money. One fee covers both.
We take no cut of your sales — Stripe's own fee and nothing on top.
100 MB per file · up to 100 sales a month.
Start with everything
Why it's split this way
01A tool that's a page and a list costs me pennies. It should cost you nothing.
02A tool that stores your files and moves your money costs me real money.
03That's the whole line. Not features, not seats, not usage tiers.
04It still works when there are twelve tools instead of five.
Questions people actually ask
Is the free plan a trial?
No. There's no clock and no card. If you never touch a pro tool you'll never see a bill.
Will $8 go up as you add tools?
No. That's the point of stating it as a rule instead of a tier. New tools land in one bucket or the other and the two prices stay where they are.
What happens if I stop paying?
The standard tools keep working exactly as before. microstore stops taking new sales and your file stays put for 90 days so you can get it back.
Do you take a percentage of what I sell?
No. Stripe charges their fee, that's it. Most tools in this category take 5–10% on top.
What if I sell more than 100 things a month?
Then you've outgrown this and a real store will serve you better. Email me and I'll tell you which one to move to.
Can I get my data out?
One button in every tool, any time, no plan required. Leaving should be as easy as arriving.
Not here, and never will be
Annual discounts · Seats · Usage tiers · Enterprise pricing
Founder deals · Limited-time offers · Feature paywalls · Upgrade prompts
Two prices, one line between them, stated plainly enough that this page never needs to change.