Why Easyapp in 2026: Your Content, Products and Services in One Mini App, Free to Start, Live in Minutes, and Under Your Own Icon

Why Easyapp is a question with a short answer and a long one, and this page gives both, with every figure from Easyapp's own pricing page and help centre as published on 13 September 2026. The short answer first: your content, products and services in one Mini App under your own brand, built by AI in 2-3 minutes, live at its own link the moment you tap Publish, added to the home screen under your own icon, with notifications in your name, on a plan that costs $0. A Mini App for creators, the category we call Mini Apps for Creators, is what Easyapp builds, and it is the category this series describes. The long answer is the rest of the page: what a Mini App is, what it gives a creator that a page does not, what the two plans cost to the dollar, what the fifteen services do, how Easyapp compares with Linktree, Stan and Whop on their own pages, and where to start.

This page is written by Easyapp, the Mini App platform for creators, and it is the one page in this series that makes our own case rather than somebody else's: Creator, free with a 5% fee on web sales, and Creator Pro at $15 a month with 0%. Three reasons to read on: the numbers are the published ones, subscription, fees and add-ons, with nothing hidden behind a toggle; the comparison uses what Linktree, Stan and Whop say on their own pages, read 16 September 2026, and their strengths are written down; and the closing section says what to do, where, and how long it takes. If you have an audience and want it in an app of your own, this is the page.

What is Easyapp, in one paragraph?

Easyapp is the platform that builds a creator's Mini App, and a Mini App is your content, products and services in one app under your own brand. It opens from a single link with no download and feels like a mobile app; on supported devices, followers add it to their home screen, where it opens full screen under your own icon, and opt in to notifications sent in your name. AI builds the first version in 2-3 minutes from a description or your website, choosing the services that fit from fifteen ready ones and writing the pages, text and images; you edit it in the Easyapp app on your phone, and it is live at its own easyapp.ai address the moment you tap Publish, with no review step and no developer account. Easyapp Store, live today on the web at easyapp.ai/store and as the Easyapp Store app, lists Mini Apps by category. The plans are two: Creator at $0 and Creator Pro at $15 a month.

The category has a name because Apple gave the underlying shape one, and the category page sets that out; the mechanics of what a Mini App is and how it differs from a native app are on their own pages. This page is about the decision.

What does a Mini App give a creator that a page or a profile does not?

There are three things, and each is a fact about where the audience ends up, not a feature. The first is the address: a Mini App lives at your own easyapp.ai subdomain or your own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that, not at somebody else's address. The second is the icon: when a follower adds the Mini App to their home screen, what sits on the phone is your name and your icon, and the app opens under it. The third is the way back: a notification in your name, to followers who add the Mini App to their home screen and opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro; that is what brings a follower back without a feed deciding whether they see you. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser. Shop, events, appointments and members-only content sit one tap away.

Nothing here asks a creator to leave Instagram, YouTube, X or TikTok, because the audience is there and the link goes in the bio; what changes is where the audience arrives. Followers come from every platform they use and land in the same Mini App, with the same content, the same shop and the same relationship, and the creator keeps drawing distribution from the social platforms while the brand, the revenue and the way back move to the creator. That is the case for Easyapp in one sentence, and the rest of the page prices it.

What does Easyapp cost?

The price is two plans and four optional add-ons, as published on Easyapp's pricing page on 13 September 2026, and the free plan is not a limited-time trial. Creator is $0, which means no subscription fee, and it includes all fifteen services, your first easyapp.ai address, 5 AI content credits, 5 publish credits, basic Reports and notifications to up to 100 followers who opt in, with Easyapp branding shown; Easyapp's fee is 5% on web sales through Stripe and 5% on store sales through Easyapp Store. Creator Pro is $15 a month or $150 a year: 0% on web sales, 3% on the first $25,000 of monthly store sales and 2% above, no notification limit, the branding removed. The two lines cross at $300 a month in Stripe sales, which is where Creator's 5% equals Pro's $15, and the switch is a setting rather than a migration. Stripe's processing fee applies separately on web sales, and Apple's or Google's fee applies separately on store sales.

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.

Source: easyapp.ai pricing page and help centre, as published on 13 September 2026. A publish credit is used when the name, description, icon, category or age range on the Publish screen changes after the first publish; content updates do not use one. If you cancel Pro, it runs to the end of the paid period and the Mini App stays live on Creator.

For what the same sale costs on fifteen other creator platforms, subscription, platform cut and processing from their own pages, the fee data set is the page; this one only prices ours.

What do the fifteen services do?

The fifteen services are the same on both plans, and AI picks the ones that fit when it builds the first version; you add or remove the rest in the editor. Six of them are about reach and return: Link in Bio brings your profile and links together under your brand, with an automatic QR code; Feed keeps your latest posts together, and can pull from an RSS feed you already publish; Content gives your articles and guides a home; Notification reaches followers who add your Mini App to their home screen and opt in; Link adds the other tools you use, so nothing you rely on is left outside; Preferences lets a follower set their language. Four are about selling and booking: Shop sells products and services with the payment in your own Stripe account; Event shares your meetups, workshops and events and sells tickets; Appointment takes appointment requests; Member pairs with Content to offer members-only access. Five are about running the place: Form collects applications and inquiries, Survey asks your audience what it thinks, Listing organises resources and recommendations, Map shows your locations, and Loyalty gives customers a reason to return. Reports, included on both plans, shows how people find you, who adds you to their home screen and how they respond to notifications.

Source: easyapp.ai, services section, as published on 13 September 2026. Two more services, Subscription and In-App Purchase, arrive with the Easyapp Store checkout and are not counted until they are live.

How does Easyapp compare with Linktree, Stan and Whop?

The comparison below is on what each platform says about itself, read from its own pages on 16 September 2026, and gives each its due: Linktree is a link page trusted by more than 70 million people by its count, with Bookings for paid or free sessions; Stan is a creator store with subscriptions and a community; Whop is a commerce platform with Whop Discover, where buyers browse top whops by category. Easyapp is a Mini App platform, and compared to the three, the rows that separate it are the ones that describe where the audience ends up. On the notification, Linktree's plans page lists no push tool, Stan's help centre says community notifications go by email, and Whop's appear inside the Whop app; a Mini App's notification carries your name and comes from your icon. On the address, Linktree's help centre says it does not offer a custom domain to replace the linktr.ee URL and Stan's suggests forwarding; a Mini App lives at your own domain.

Sources: linktr.ee/s/pricing and Linktree help centre articles updated 15 October 2024 and 28 April 2026; help.stan.store articles updated 24 March 2026 and 28 April 2026 and Stan's pricing article updated 22 July 2026; whop.com/blog "What is a whop" updated 18 August 2026, docs.whop.com notifications, domains and fees; all read 16 September 2026. Easyapp column from easyapp.ai, 13 September 2026. Fee structures differ, and the fee posts on Whop, Stan and Linktree on this site work each one through on the same sale.

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

Two rows deserve a plain sentence. Whop Discover is a real marketplace and Stan's subscriptions are real recurring revenue from your own audience; a Mini App answers the first with Easyapp Store, live today for listing and discovery, and the second with Member for access today and the Store checkout for recurring billing next. The Link service is how the two coexist in the meantime: it carries the tools you already use into the Mini App, so a Stan checkout or a Whop community can sit one tap away inside your own app while the rest of your business moves in.

Why choose Easyapp

Linktree, Stan and Whop are good at what their own pages say they do, and nothing above says otherwise; the reasons below are about the parts a Mini App does that a page, a store or a marketplace does not.

Free to start, priced to grow. Creator is $0 with a 5% fee on web sales through Stripe in your own account; Creator Pro is $15 a month or $150 a year with 0% on web sales. The two lines cross at $300 a month in Stripe sales, and the switch is a setting rather than a migration. Creator is not a limited-time trial; it is a plan you can stay on.

The app is yours, and it looks like yours. Your name, your icon, your colours, at your easyapp.ai address or your own domain, free to connect through 31 December 2026 and a one-time $19.99 after that. When a follower adds the Mini App to their home screen, the icon next to their bank and their camera is yours. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser. The Easyapp branding is shown on Creator and removed on Creator Pro.

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. Changes you make in the editor appear in the live Mini App, with no resubmission.

A way back to the people who visited. A Mini App sends notifications in your name to followers who add it to their home screen and opt in, up to 100 on Creator and unlimited on Creator Pro. Linktree's plans page lists no push tool and Stan's help centre says community notifications go by email; Whop's arrive inside the Whop app. Yours arrives from your icon.

Your money lands in your own Stripe account. Shop and Event take the payment through Stripe connected to your own account, with Stripe's fee and our printed 5% or 0% as the only lines between the sale and you. You are the seller on the receipt, and who the merchant of record is has its own page on this site.

You can see it working. Reports, included on both plans, shows how people find you and the channels that brought them, which posts get attention and the number of people who add you to their home screen, and the number who allow notifications, read your messages and open them.

You keep what you already have. The Link service carries the tools you already use into the Mini App, a checkout, a community, a booking page, so the first week is the Mini App beside what you have rather than instead of it, and the move is product by product. Store API, coming very soon, runs the other way and opens Easyapp's membership, payment and other services to an app you build elsewhere; no date, and the launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

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 with an audience on the social platforms who wants it in an app of their own, at $0 on Creator with 5% on web sales or $15 a month on Pro with 0%. Four situations fit. The first is the creator who has outgrown a link page, with a bio link that brings people in but not back, which is the job Link in Bio does inside the Mini App, under your icon, and the notification does the rest; the Linktree page prices the move. The second is the creator who sells and wants the payment in their own Stripe account: Shop, Event and Appointment, at 5% or 0%. The third does not sell yet: videos, articles and links in one place, with notifications to up to 100 followers, at $0. The fourth is the developer who built an app with an AI tool and needs it found; the distribution page describes the two Publish entries, one of which lists that app in Easyapp Store.

A page gives your audience a place to click; a Mini App gives it a place to come back to, under your name. The first week is the Mini App beside what you use now, not instead of it: publish, put the link in your bio, and watch in Reports who adds the icon and who opts into notifications; then decide what moves next.

Where to start

Three steps, and the first two take an afternoon. Download the Easyapp app on iPhone or Android and describe what you make in a sentence, or paste the address of your website or current page; AI builds the first version of your Mini App in 2-3 minutes, which means the services that fit your work are already in place. Replace the generated text and images with your own, add the tools you keep using through the Link service, and connect your Stripe account if you sell so that Shop and Event can take payments. Tap Publish, which is the moment the Mini App goes live at your easyapp.ai address; put the link in your bio, share the QR code, and list the Mini App in Easyapp Store from the same screen if you want a second way to be found. Make your free Mini App on the Creator plan, and switch to Creator Pro when your monthly Stripe sales pass $300 or your notification list passes 100.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Easyapp?

Easyapp is the Mini App platform for creators. A Mini App is your content, products and services in one app under your own brand: it opens from a link with no download, followers can add it to their home screen under your icon, and it sends notifications in your name to followers who opt in. AI builds the first version from a description or your website in 2-3 minutes, you edit it in the Easyapp app on your phone, and it is live at its own address the moment you tap Publish, with no review step and no developer account. Fifteen services are included, from Link in Bio and Feed to Shop, Event, Appointment and Member, and Easyapp Store, live on the web and as the Easyapp Store app, lists Mini Apps by category.

Is Easyapp free?

Yes. The Creator plan has no subscription fee and is not a limited-time trial. It includes all fifteen services, your first easyapp.ai address, AI content credits, publish credits, basic Reports and notifications to up to 100 followers who opt in, with Easyapp branding shown. Easyapp's fee on web sales is 5% on Creator; Stripe's processing fee applies separately. Creator Pro is $15 a month or $150 a year, with 0% on web sales, no notification limit and the branding removed.

How much does Easyapp cost?

Two plans, as published on Easyapp's pricing page on 13 September 2026. Creator: $0, 5% on web sales through Stripe, 5% on store sales through Easyapp Store. Creator Pro: $15 a month or $150 a year, 0% on web sales, 3% on the first $25,000 of monthly store sales and 2% above. Four optional add-ons: AI Credits at $4.99 for 50, a custom domain at a one-time $19.99 and free through 31 December 2026, App Link Change at $4.99 per change, and Publish Credits at $4.99 for 5. Stripe, Apple and Google fees apply separately. In-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon; the launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

Do my followers need to download an app?

No. A Mini App opens from the link you share, in the browser, with nothing to install and no App Store or Google Play download. Followers can then choose to add it to their home screen, where it opens full screen under your icon, and separately allow notifications. Adding to the home screen and allowing notifications are separate choices, and support varies by device and browser.

Is Easyapp a link in bio tool?

Easyapp has a Link in Bio service, and it is one of fifteen. Link in Bio is the profile page of your Mini App: photo, bio, unlimited social and web links in your own design, and an automatic QR code, in the free Creator plan. The difference from a link page is what sits behind it: Feed, Content, Shop, Event, Appointment and Member in the same app, at your own domain, under your own icon, with notifications in your name. A Linktree page is the entry point to a creator's world; a Mini App is the world, with the entry point built in.

What can I sell with Easyapp?

Products and services through Shop and tickets through Event, with the payment taken by Stripe in your own Stripe account, at 5% Easyapp fee on Creator and 0% on Creator Pro; Stripe's fee applies separately. Member gates members-only content today. Digital purchases and subscriptions through Easyapp Store will go through Apple's or Google's own checkout, at 5% on Creator and 3% then 2% on Creator Pro, with Apple's or Google's fee applied separately; in-app payments through Easyapp Store are coming very soon, and the launch follows technical integration and platform approvals.

How do I move from Linktree, Stan or Whop to Easyapp?

Create your Mini App in the Easyapp app, add your profile, links, content and products, and connect your Stripe account if you sell. Check your links, checkout and content access before publishing, then put the Mini App link in your social profiles. Existing subscriptions, saved payment details and content archives do not transfer automatically, and course progress, quizzes, certificates and community chat need a separate tool; the Link service carries the tools you keep using into the Mini App. Most creators run the Mini App beside the old page for the first week, then move the bio link.

Can a Mini App replace the platform I use now?

For the profile page, the shop, the events, the appointment requests and the members-only content, yes, and at your own address under your own icon, with notifications in your name. Where a platform does something a Mini App does not, a course player with progress tracking, a community chat, recurring billing from your own audience before the Easyapp Store checkout opens, the Link service keeps that tool one tap away inside the Mini App, so the move is product by product rather than all at once.

Update log

17 September 2026. First publication. Easyapp plans, fees, add-ons, services and Publish screen as published on easyapp.ai and in the Easyapp help centre on 13 September 2026; Easyapp Store confirmed live on the web and as the Easyapp Store app on 16 September 2026. Linktree, Stan and Whop statements from their own pricing pages, help centres and documentation, read 16 September 2026, as recorded in our capability matrix and fee data set.

We refresh this page when Easyapp's plans, fees or services change, when a compared platform changes a cited page, and on 17 March 2027 at the latest. When the data changes, the modified date moves.

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