For YouTubers who make more than videos

Be honest about the fit

If your page exists to point at your latest videos, sponsors and merch, a creator tool like Linktree or Beacons is built for that. makerhandle does not embed videos.

makerhandle fits a different kind of channel: devlogs, build in public series, coding tutorials, maker and woodworking channels, indie business vlogs. Your viewers want to see the things you talk about, and whether they are real.

Your products, with receipts

Add each product as a project with a screenshot, a status and a link. If it sells through Stripe or Shopify, connect it read-only and your page shows verified revenue with a check mark.

For a "how I got to $X a month" channel, that is the most useful link you can put in a description. Viewers can check the number themselves, and it updates without you editing anything.

Know which video sent people

Tag your description link with UTM parameters, one per video, like ?utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=devlog-12. makerhandle's analytics show each campaign, plus visitors, countries, devices and clicks per project.

After a month you will know which videos send buyers and which only send views. See UTM tracking.

Pricing

Free covers five projects and seven days of stats. Pro is $20 a year for unlimited projects, a year of analytics, every template and a custom domain you can say out loud in a video, like links.yourchannel.com. See pricing.