Creator storefronts

Your storefront.
BOOJEE's checkout behind it.

List memberships, courses, downloads, coaching or licences on your own page. Buyers pay through the BOOJEE checkout that already runs live today — this is not a second payment system bolted on.

Money in works. Money out does not. Buyer payments go through the existing live Stripe checkout, which is real and already processes payments for the estate. Paying a creator is a different rail entirely and it does not exist: Stripe Connect is not set up and requires operator approval. Your balance here is an accrual — a record of what is owed — settled manually by the operator on an agreed schedule. "Exported" means your balance appeared on a payout worksheet; it is not confirmation you were paid.
A newly listed product usually cannot be bought yet. The live checkout sells from a fixed server-side catalog. A brand-new creator SKU is not in it until an operator adds it, and until then the checkout would fail. Rather than show a buy button that leads to an error, every product on this page displays whether the checkout rail can actually sell it right now.

Browse a storefront, or run one

Open a storefront

There is no public directory of storefronts and this page does not list one — a creator gives you their handle, or a link ending in ?store=handle.

What you bought

This lists what your purchases granted. It answers for one address only — the one you signed in as. There is no field to type someone else's address into, because there is no way to ask about one: the service takes the address from your signed-in session and ignores anything the page sends alongside it.

It shows ownership only — not the product. Signing in proves who you are, not which purchase you are opening, so the download link is never handed over here. To open something you own, use the redeem code from your purchase confirmation below. You do not need an account to open a product you bought — the code alone is enough, and this list is a convenience for people who have one.

Show my purchases

Open a product you bought

Paste the redeem code from your purchase confirmation. The code is what proves the purchase is yours — an email address alone is not enough, because anyone could type it, and an account is not required either. We do not send email from this service, so if you never received a code, it has to be re-issued by hand: contact the estate rather than paying again.

Redeem a purchase code

How a sale actually flows

Written from the code, including the steps that are still manual.

1. You list a productAutomatic

Stored here with its price and its fee rate. Listing does not make it buyable.

2. Operator adds the SKUManual

The live checkout only sells slugs present in its server-side catalog, and its webhook only grants access for slugs in its entitlement map. Both are files an operator edits. Until both edits land, this page shows the product as not purchasable and shows no buy button.

3. Buyer paysPayment only

The buy button posts to the existing live checkout endpoint and redirects to Stripe. This page never handles card details and never calls Stripe itself. Taking the payment is the automatic part — and the only automatic part. Granting the buyer access is not: the entitlement store the checkout writes to is on a closed AWS account, so a paid buyer does not currently receive digital access until an operator grants it by hand. Step 4 is where that happens.

4. Sale recorded, your share accruedManual

An operator records the completed Stripe session against your product. Only then does the sale appear in your console and your share accrue. There is no automatic listener wiring the payment back to this service yet, so a real sale can be paid for and still not show here until that step runs.

5. Hold windowAutomatic

Accruals sit for a hold period before becoming payable, so a refunded sale is not settled first. The length is reported by the API on your console.

6. You get paidManual, out of band

The operator exports a payout worksheet and settles by whatever means has been agreed. Nothing in this platform sends money, and nothing in it can confirm that money arrived.

What works and what does not

Kept current against the code, not against the roadmap.

Working today

  • Creator accounts with bearer-token API keys
  • Listing products with a price, a kind and a fee rate
  • Public storefront pages readable by handle
  • An honest per-product answer to "can this be bought right now"
  • Buy buttons that post to the existing live Stripe checkout
  • Integer-cent fee arithmetic where fee plus net always equals gross
  • A creator sales view and accrual ledger, computed only from recorded sales
  • A manual payout worksheet the operator exports and settles from
  • Purchase lookup behind a verified sign-in, answering for your address only

Not working — stated plainly

  • Paying creators. No payout system exists; Stripe Connect is not set up
  • Automatic recording of a completed sale — an operator does that step by hand
  • Selling a brand-new creator SKU until an operator adds it to the checkout catalog
  • Identity verification of creators. There is no KYC
  • Hosting or protecting the files a product delivers
  • Linking a purchase to an account. A sale is filed under the checkout email, so signing in with a different address shows an empty list
  • Any AI. Nothing here is model-driven; every rule is arithmetic and SQL
  • Account recovery. A lost API key cannot be recovered or reset
  • Refund handling. A refund is not reflected in an accrual automatically

Talk to a human first

Because both the SKU step and the payout step are manual, selling here means agreeing terms with the operator up front. Send a note and a person reads it.