Sell your Notion template. Keep 95.5%.
Paste your Notion link, set a price, and share your paywall. No platform lock-in, no monthly fees.
Start selling freeNo credit card required to list. Stripe fees apply at sale.
Ready in 2 minutes
Paste your Notion URL, set your price, share your paywall. No Stripe account needed to start — enable payouts in 2 minutes when you're ready.
Buyers pay, then get instant access
Your Notion URL stays hidden behind the paywall. Buyers unlock it instantly on the confirmation page after payment — backup link sent by email too.
Instant payouts
Money goes straight to your Stripe account. No waiting periods, no platform holds. We never touch your funds.
Paste your Notion link
Make your Notion page public (view only) by going to Share → Share to web in Notion. Copy the URL — it looks like yourname.notion.site/Template-Name-abc123. That's what buyers receive after paying; they duplicate it into their own workspace.
Set your price
Minimum $9.99. You decide what your template is worth. Single-purpose templates (habit trackers, reading logs) typically sell for $9–$19. Multi-database workspace systems go for $29–$79. If your template replaces real software or saves buyers hours of setup, price accordingly.
Share your paywall link
You get a link like unseal.link/pay/your-template. Share it anywhere: Twitter, your newsletter, Reddit's r/Notion self-promotion thread, or your existing Gumroad profile. The preview card shows your product name, price, and image automatically on every platform.
Buyer pays, gets access
Stripe handles the payment. The buyer unlocks your Notion link instantly on the confirmation page — backup link sent by email too. The whole thing takes under 30 seconds from payment to access. You don't need to do anything manually.
Keep 95.5%
We take a 4.5% platform fee. Stripe fees apply separately. No monthly plans, no hidden cuts.
Frequently asked
Do I need to leave Gumroad to use this?
No. Run both in parallel. Gumroad gives you marketplace discovery. unseal.link gives you direct sales where you keep 95.5% instead of 90%. Many sellers find that once they have their own audience, direct sales outperform Gumroad even at lower traffic — because conversion is higher with warm audiences.
What if someone shares my Notion link with others?
Notion template links aren't single-use, so technically a buyer could share it. In practice, most don't. The practical approach: add a brief license notice to your template's cover page, and periodically generate a new share link for high-volume products to invalidate old ones. Over-engineering protection costs more than it saves.
How do I update my template after selling?
Edit your Notion page normally. All buyers who already have the link get the updated version automatically — because it's just a URL pointing to your content. No re-delivery needed, no notifying buyers. If you make a major structural change, consider keeping the old version live and creating a new paywall for the updated one.
What price should I charge for my template?
The Notion template market has a wide range. Simple single-purpose templates go $9–$19. Multi-database workspace systems that replace real software go $29–$79. Full business operating systems go $49–$149. The creators making real money aren't competing on price — they're competing on niche specificity. A generic project manager template competes with hundreds of others. A Notion CRM specifically for freelance video editors has almost no competition and can charge more.
Free to list. 4.5% fee per sale.
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