For template sellers
One link for every template you sell
Notion systems, Framer sites, Figma kits, spreadsheets: each one as a card with a screenshot and its store link, and your sales verified from Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy.
Every template, with a picture
People buy templates with their eyes. A list of identical buttons that each say "Notion planner" makes them open five tabs to find the one they wanted.
On makerhandle each template is a project with a screenshot, a one-line description of what it does and for whom, tags like "notion" or "figma", and a link straight to its Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy product page. The Showcase template leads every card with the screenshot; Bento puts your best seller in a big tile with the rest around it. Mark a template you are still making as Building or Coming soon so people know it is on the way.
Example: a Notion creator's page shows "Freelance OS" as the large featured card with its screenshot and "$1,240 in the last 30 days, verified", then "Habit tracker" and "Content calendar" as smaller cards, each linking to its Gumroad listing, and a subscribe box for launch news underneath.
Sales people can trust
"I made $10k selling Notion templates" is a common post, and a common thing to doubt. Connect Gumroad with an access token and the page shows the last 30 days of sales, net of refunds, with a check mark. Connect Lemon Squeezy with an API key and it shows the last 30 days of orders, or MRR if you sell a subscription. Both are read-only: makerhandle reads totals and cannot change anything in your store. See Gumroad revenue and Lemon Squeezy revenue.
Showing revenue is optional. Plenty of sellers keep it off and use the page only for the products.
Keep the people who do not buy today
Most visitors from a TikTok or a tweet will not buy on the first visit. Turn on the subscribe box and they can leave an email for your next template, with double opt-in and CSV export, or point the box at the Substack, beehiiv or Kit list you already run.
Analytics show which template gets the clicks and which posts send the visitors, without cookies, so the page needs no consent banner. Tag the link you post with the UTM builder to tell your channels apart.
What it is not
makerhandle is not a store. It never takes payment or a cut; buyers check out on Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy or wherever you sell. If you are choosing a storefront, Stripe vs Paddle vs Lemon Squeezy compares the fees, and Linktree vs Beacons vs Stan Store covers the tools that do sell for you. Selling physical products too? See Etsy and Gumroad sellers.
Free covers five projects; Pro is $20 a year for unlimited templates on your page, every design and your own domain.
Questions
Can I sell templates directly on makerhandle?
No. Each card links to your product on Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy or another store, where people pay. makerhandle never handles payments or takes a fee.
Can I show verified template sales?
Yes, from Gumroad (last 30 days, net of refunds) or Lemon Squeezy (last 30 days of orders, or MRR for subscriptions), with a check mark. Other stores can show a figure you type in, without the check.
How many templates can I list?
Five projects on the free plan, unlimited on Pro at $20 a year. Projects you hide stay saved.
Can I see which template gets the most clicks?
Yes. Page stats show clicks per project, referrers and UTM campaigns, without cookies.
Put every template on one page
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.