Stan Store Pricing in 2026: $29 or $99 a Month, 0% on Sales, and Why Easyapp Starts Free

Stan Store pricing in 2026 is two plans and no free tier: Creator at $29 a month or $300 a year, and Creator Pro at $99 a month or $948 a year, with a 14-day trial, according to Stan's own pricing article updated 22 July 2026 and its help centre. Stan takes 0% of each sale, which means the per-sale cost is the payment provider's processing fee, 2.9% plus $0.30 on a standard United States card through Stripe or 3.49% plus a fixed fee through PayPal. The money does not sit with Stan: funds settle in the creator's Stripe or PayPal account and are cashed out from Stan's Income tab once the balance reaches $10. A Mini App for creators, the category we call Mini Apps for Creators, is the opposite price structure, compared to a flat subscription: free entry with a percentage on web sales, and one of the two fee structures on this page is ours.

This page is written by Easyapp, the Mini App platform for creators, and our own plans are on the same table: Creator, free with a 5% fee on web sales, and Creator Pro at $15 a month with 0%. Four reasons to pick that row over a $29 storefront: it starts free and stays at $15 with 0% on sales; your store lives at your own domain and under your own icon, not at a Stan address; the message that brings people back is a notification in your name rather than an email; and the payment lands in your own Stripe account. If you want your audience inside your own app rather than on a storefront, that is the row to read.

What do Stan's two plans include?

Stan's help centre article comparing the plans, updated 23 June 2026, draws the line at marketing and payment tooling. Everything a creator needs to list and sell is on Creator; the tools that push conversion up are on Creator Pro.

Source: help.stan.store, "Creator vs. Creator Pro" updated 23 June 2026 and "Creator Pro Features" updated 25 June 2026. Stan's pricing article, updated 22 July 2026, states the annual prices as $300 and $948 and the trial as 14 days. On the free plan question the help centre is direct: there is no free plan at the moment, and the affiliate-only account is what gets mistaken for one.

Does Stan take a cut of sales?

Stan takes 0% of a sale, which means the only per-sale cost is the payment provider's processing fee, and Stan's help centre article on transaction fees, updated 19 August 2025, lists what that is. Stripe charges 2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction on a standard United States card; PayPal charges 3.49% plus a fixed fee that depends on the currency received; Afterpay costs 6.0% plus $0.30 and Klarna 5.99% plus $0.30 when a buyer chooses a payment plan, and both options are on Creator Pro only. The fee is a line on the creator's own Stripe or PayPal dashboard rather than on a Stan invoice, because, in the help centre's words, "Stan doesn't handle your payments directly". Compared to Gumroad's 10% plus $0.50 or Linktree Free's 12% on digital sales, Stan's model is a subscription with no percentage, which is why the $29 or $99 is the whole Stan line whatever the sales volume.

The same structure appears in our creator platform fee data set, where Stan sits with the platforms that charge a subscription and no percentage, Beacons Creator Plus and Linktree Premium, and the percentage platforms sit on the other side.

How does the money reach you on Stan?

Money on Stan reaches the creator in three steps, according to Stan's help centre article on cashing out, updated 12 August 2026. First, a sale is held for 7 business days and then released, settling in the creator's Stripe or PayPal account; a first sale on a new account takes 3 to 7 business days and an affiliate payment 7 to 12. Second, Cash Out is the button in the Income tab that starts the transfer, available once the balance reaches $10 and only for the whole balance rather than a part of it. Third, the transfer arrives within 24 to 48 hours for United States creators and up to 7 business days for international ones; Stripe Instant Payouts can be switched on after 30 days on the platform. On Easyapp, compared to that, the payment lands in the creator's own Stripe account at the sale, which means there is no Easyapp balance and no minimum to reach.

Stan's help centre article on instant payouts, updated 28 August 2025, sets the two conditions: an account active for 30 days and a bank account Stripe marks as instant eligible.

What does Stan cost at $1,000 and $10,000 a month?

Stan's price is the same at both levels, because the subscription is the whole line. The table below is the same-sale comparison we use everywhere: monthly subscription plus platform fee, with payment processing, tax and other fees excluded. Read on 9 September 2026 for Stan, 13 September 2026 for Easyapp.

Prices are in USD. Easyapp fees are calculated on sales. Stripe, Apple, and Google fees apply separately.

The two numbers that decide the Easyapp side are $300 and $15. On the free Creator plan Easyapp takes 5% of web sales, so at $300 a month the fee reaches $15, and above that Creator Pro's flat $15 costs less; a creator selling $1,000 a month pays $15 on Pro against $29 on Stan Creator, and the gap holds at every volume above $300. Below $300 a month Easyapp Creator costs less than $15 and Stan costs $29, because Stan has no free plan.

Where does the difference between Stan and Easyapp sit?

Stan's price buys the storefront and the funnel; a Mini App's price buys the audience inside the creator's own app.

The Stan subscription is a flat price for running a creator's business, and what it buys is the toolkit around the sale: courses, calendar booking, communities, lead magnets, and on Creator Pro funnels, order bumps, email flows, affiliates and pixel tracking, according to the help centre article updated 23 June 2026. Stan is strong exactly there, which means a creator whose business is a course funnel with email automation is buying what Stan sells. A Mini App, compared to that, is the opposite arrangement: the buyer opens the creator's link, pays by card through Stripe in the creator's own account, adds the creator's icon to the home screen and receives notifications sent in the creator's name, to followers who add the Mini App to their home screen and opt in. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser. The difference is which app the follower is inside, Stan's storefront or the creator's own.

Three lines from Stan's own help centre, read 16 September 2026, draw that border precisely. Community notifications on Stan go out by email: the article updated 28 April 2026 states that all community notifications are sent via email and that there is no feature yet for the community to enable push notifications, which sits on Stan's feature request list. A Stan store lives at a Stan address: the feature requests article updated 24 March 2026 says there is no native custom domain and suggests a forwarding rule from your own domain to Stan. The sale itself runs through Stripe or PayPal on the web, per the transaction fees article updated 19 August 2025, with no App Store or Google Play checkout. The Mini App's row on the same three lines: notifications in the creator's name to followers who opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro; the creator's own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that; and card payments through Stripe in the creator's own account today, with the App Store and Google Play checkout arriving through Easyapp Store.*

The difference is a category difference rather than a feature difference, which is why the two prices should not be read as one ranking. Stan sells a storefront with conversion tooling. A Mini App sells a place under the creator's brand, which is what the category is about, and the two can run side by side: the Link service connects an existing Stan store to a Mini App.

Why choose Easyapp over Stan

Stan is a good storefront with strong conversion tooling, and the comparison above says so. These are the reasons to pick a Mini App instead, each one checked against Stan's own pages read 16 September 2026.

$0 to start, $15 to grow, against $29 and $99. Creator has no subscription fee and takes 5% on web sales; Creator Pro is $15 a month or $150 a year with 0%. Stan's cheapest plan is $29 a month, and its help centre says there is no permanent free plan.

A notification in your name, not an email from a store. Stan's help centre says all community notifications go out by email and there is no push feature yet. A Mini App sends notifications in your name to followers who opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser.

Your own domain and your own icon. Stan's help centre offers a forwarding rule from your domain to a Stan address. A Mini App lives at your own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that, and sits on the home screen under your own icon.

Your money lands in your own Stripe account. Shop and Event take the payment straight into your Stripe account, on Stripe's payout schedule rather than ours, with Stripe's fee and our printed 5% or 0% as the only lines between the sale and you.

Live in minutes, with no app store between you and your audience. AI builds the first version in 2-3 minutes from a description or your website, and the Mini App is live at its own address the moment you tap Publish: no review step, no developer account, no store listing to buy.

You keep what you already have. The Link service connects your existing pages, tools and stores into the Mini App, so the first week is a Mini App beside what you run today, and the migration happens one product at a time.

The store checkout is on its way, and Easyapp Store itself is already live. Easyapp Store is live today on the web at easyapp.ai/store and as the Easyapp Store app on the App Store and Google Play, where Mini Apps are listed and found; what arrives next is the checkout inside it, and the Mini App you build now is the one it lands on. Inside Easyapp Store, digital purchases and subscriptions go through Apple's or Google's own checkout, with saved payment details and the familiar subscription settings. On iPhone those purchases run under Apple's Mini Apps Partner Program, so Apple's commission is 15% instead of the standard 30% on qualifying purchases. Easyapp's fee is 5% on Creator and 3% then 2% on Creator Pro; Apple's or Google's fee applies separately.* Your Mini App stays on the web at the same link; the follower moves to the store checkout only at the moment of paying for something digital, then comes back.

* In-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon. The launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

If this is your situation, Easyapp is built for it

Easyapp is built for the creator who sells content, coaching or a community and wants the audience inside their own brand rather than on a storefront, and what you pay for that is printed. Creator is the free plan: no subscription fee; 5% on web sales; all fifteen services included; notifications in the creator's name to up to 100 followers who opt in. Creator Pro is the paid plan, at $15 a month or $150 a year: 0% on web sales; no notification limit; the Easyapp branding removed. Payments run through the creator's own Stripe account on both plans, which means Stripe's fee is a separate line, and the Mini App is live at its own easyapp.ai address the moment the creator taps Publish, with no review step. AI builds the first version in 2-3 minutes from a description or the creator's website, and connecting a custom domain is free through 31 December 2026, then a one-time $19.99.

Prices are in USD. Easyapp fees are calculated on sales. Stripe, Apple, and Google fees apply separately. All fifteen services are included in both plans.

* In-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon. The launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

The services map onto what a Stan creator already does: Shop sells the digital products, Appointment takes booking requests, Event sells tickets to paid sessions, Member gates the members-only content, and Content, Feed and Link in Bio carry the pages, the posts and the profile. What a Stan seller keeps doing on Stan, the Link service connects to the Mini App, so the first week is a Mini App beside the store rather than instead of it. Subscriptions, payment details and archives do not move automatically from one platform to another, so the move is one product at a time, starting with the next launch.

Where to start

Three steps, and the first two take an afternoon. Download the Easyapp app on iPhone or Android and describe your business in a sentence or paste your Stan store address; AI builds the first version of your Mini App in 2-3 minutes. Replace the generated text and images with your own, connect your Stripe account so that Shop can take payments, and add your Stan store or booking link through the Link service. Tap Publish, and the Mini App is live at your easyapp.ai address that moment; put the link in your bio and announce it to your audience. Start free on the Creator plan, and switch to Creator Pro when your monthly Stripe sales pass $300. If the question underneath this is what every platform takes from a creator's sales, what creators actually keep works the four big platforms through from scratch.

If the question underneath all of this is why Easyapp at all, that page makes the whole case in one place, plans, services and prices included.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Stan Store cost?

Two plans, read from Stan's own pages on 16 September 2026: Creator at $29 a month or $300 a year, and Creator Pro at $99 a month or $948 a year. There is a 14-day trial and no free plan; Stan's help centre says the affiliate-only account is what gets mistaken for a free store.

Does Stan Store take a percentage of sales?

No. Stan's help centre states that Stan earns 0% from transactions and that you pay the flat subscription only. The payment provider's processing fee still applies: 2.9% plus $0.30 on a standard United States card through Stripe, or 3.49% plus a fixed fee through PayPal, charged on your own Stripe or PayPal account.

How do I get paid on Stan Store?

Funds are released 7 business days after a sale and settle in your connected Stripe or PayPal account. You cash out from the Income tab once the available balance reaches $10, for the whole balance at once, and the transfer arrives within 24 to 48 hours for United States creators and up to 7 business days internationally. Stripe Instant Payouts can be switched on after 30 days on the platform.

What is the difference between Stan Creator and Creator Pro?

Creator, at $29 a month, includes the storefront, calendar booking, courses, communities, lead magnets, analytics and Stan AutoDM. Creator Pro, at $99 a month, adds discount codes, limited-quantity offers, upsells and order bumps, funnels, affiliate management, email broadcasts and flows, pixel tracking, and Afterpay and Klarna payment plans.

How does Stan's pricing compare with Easyapp's?

Stan is a flat subscription with 0% on sales; Easyapp's free Creator plan has no subscription and takes 5% on web sales, and Creator Pro takes 0% at $15 a month or $150 a year. On $1,000 of monthly web sales that is $29 on Stan Creator, $50 on Easyapp Creator and $15 on Easyapp Creator Pro, before payment processing. The larger difference is what the price buys: Stan runs the storefront and the funnel; a Mini App puts the audience inside the creator's own app, under the creator's own icon.

Update log

16 September 2026, night. Easyapp Store described as live, on the web at easyapp.ai/store and as the Easyapp Store app, where Mini Apps are listed and found; the footnote now says that in-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon, which is the part that is not yet launched. The reasons-to-choose section and the title were added the same night.

16 September 2026. First publication. Stan's pricing article, its help centre articles on the two plans, transaction fees, cashing out and instant payouts read on 16 September 2026. Gumroad and Linktree percentages from their own pricing pages, read 25 August and 9 September 2026. Easyapp plans and fees as published on 13 September 2026. The $1,000 and $10,000 table is the same-sale comparison from our fee data set, subscription plus platform fee only.

We refresh this page when Stan changes a plan price, the trial or its payout terms, and on 16 March 2027 at the latest. When the data changes, the modified date moves.

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