# Your products, with photos and prices > Show what you sell on your link in bio: product photos and prices from Shopify, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy or Stripe, each linking to your own checkout. No fees. A grid of what you sell, read from your store and kept up to date. Every card opens the product on your own store, so checkout, shipping and payouts stay exactly where they are. ## Pulled from the store you already use Turn on **Products** on the editor's Page tab and the grid fills itself from the stores your projects are connected to: - **Shopify**: the store's public product list, the same one your Online Store already serves, so no extra access is needed. A store without a public Online Store (password protected, or selling elsewhere) sees a short explanation instead; reading those through the [makerhandle Shopify app](https://makerhandle.com/features/shopify-revenue) is planned, and its products can be added by hand meanwhile. A Shopify app of your own with `read_products` works too. You can also type any Shopify store's address and use its public list without connecting anything. - **Gumroad**: your published products, through the same token that verifies your sales. - **Lemon Squeezy**: the store's published products, each with its Buy link. - **Stripe**: products sold through an active **payment link**, since that link is a public checkout page. A product with no payment link has no page to send anyone to, so it is left out, and the editor says so. - **By hand**: a name, a price in any currency, an image you upload and the link where people buy it. Stores are read again every six hours, and whenever you press **Refresh now**. ## You pick, it stays current The first products found go on your page straight away; after that you choose which ones show and drag them into order. Titles, prices, photos and stock follow the store: change a price in Shopify and the card changes on the next read. A product the store stops listing drops off the page by itself. Sold out products can show with a **Sold out** label or be left out. Prices can show as "$19" or "$19.00", in the product's own currency, with "From $19" when variants cost different amounts, or not at all. ## Looks right in every template Pick two or three columns on a wide screen. On a phone the grid becomes a row people swipe through, or stays a two-column grid if you prefer. Put it under your links or under your projects. Each template draws it in its own style: square cards in Stack, a full-width tile in Bento, hairlines in Minimal, a `ls shop/` listing in Terminal. Each product carries **Product** and **Offer** structured data (name, image, price, currency and availability) pointing at its page on your store, so search engines understand what the page lists. ## What it is not makerhandle does not sell anything. There is no cart and no checkout on your page, and no fee on your sales, because the sale happens on your store. If you want checkout on the page itself, a creator store is built for that. The free plan shows **4 products**; **Pro at $20 a year** shows 12, with unlimited projects, every template and your own domain. See [pricing](https://makerhandle.com/pricing), and how [Shopify stores](https://makerhandle.com/for/shopify-stores), [small businesses](https://makerhandle.com/for/small-businesses) and [course creators](https://makerhandle.com/for/course-creators) use it. ## Questions ### Can I show my Shopify products on my link in bio? Yes. Connect your store on a project, or type its address, and the product grid reads its public product list. Stores without a public Online Store can add products by hand for now; reading them through the makerhandle app is planned. ### Does makerhandle take a cut of product sales? No. Every card links to the product on your own store, where the sale happens. makerhandle never handles the payment. ### Which stores work? Shopify, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy and Stripe payment links, plus products you add by hand with your own link. Etsy, Amazon and other marketplaces can be added by hand. ### How many products can I show? Four on the free plan and twelve on Pro. ### Why is my Stripe product missing? Only products with an active payment link are shown, because that link is the public checkout. The restricted key also needs Read access to Payment Links, Products and Prices. --- Source: https://makerhandle.com/features/products makerhandle: makerhandle is a link in bio for makers, creators and small businesses: your links and your work, with optional verified revenue.