Four offer formats connect to one hosted checkoutProducts, services, subscriptions, and paid APIs use one hosted checkout before settlement reaches the merchant wallet.
Products, services, subscriptions, and paid APIs share one visible settlement route.
Creators
Sell one release without building a store.
Publish a product page for a download, course, or membership. The buyer sees the offer and wallet destination before authorization.
Use one shareable payment link.
State the price and delivery terms.
Release access after confirmed payment.
Digital productHosted product page
Field notes bundlePDF and source files
24 USDC
The buyer reviews the file, price, network, and recipient before payment.
Consultants
Turn a clear work package into a payment page.
Define the service, price, and delivery terms. Share one checkout instead of sending an unstructured payment request.
Publish the work scope beside the price.
Give the buyer a clear receiving wallet.
Keep the payment record tied to the offer.
Service packageMerchant-defined terms
ScopeArchitecture review
DeliveryWritten findings
The merchant remains responsible for the scope, support, refund terms, and delivery.
Software teams
Connect payment state to product access.
Use hosted checkout for a software plan or subscription. Keep the offer terms visible before the buyer authorizes payment.
Present the billing terms in checkout.
Use settlement state for access decisions.
Keep billing records in the merchant console.
Software planRecurring terms
Team workspaceMonthly access
49 USDC
Recurring behavior depends on the configured plan and the selected live payment rail.
API builders
Return payment terms from the resource itself.
Protect an endpoint with an x402 challenge. A compatible client can authorize the terms and retry the request.
Keep API credentials on the server.
Return machine-readable payment terms.
Fulfil only after the required payment state.
Paid API requestA protected route answers with payment terms; the client authorizes them and retries the request to receive the paid response.
On-chain groups
Publish one clear route to a receiving wallet.
Offer member access or a published resource through a configured wallet. Keep the recipient and payment terms visible.
Use a verified receiving wallet.
Show the selected network before authorization.
Keep the offer record separate from fund custody.
Group accessVisible receiving route
01Published offerTerms and access conditions remain visible.
02Verified walletThe payment surface names the receiving destination.
LinkSell records the offer and payment state without holding the group funds.
One settlement model
Different offers. The same visible money path.
Each surface presents merchant-defined terms. A compatible buyer authorizes payment, the selected facilitator and network settle, and LinkSell records the result.
One settlement model
Products, services, subscriptions, and paid routes use the same visible authorization and settlement boundary.
One custody boundary.
Each offer ends at the merchant wallet.
Availability, finality, wallet behavior, and possible external costs depend on the selected live network and facilitator.
Start getting paid
Start with a supported wallet.
Create your account, verify a receiving wallet, and configure a payment surface. Review the live networks, plan limits, and external costs before publishing.