They pay in one press
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, on their phone, without making an account first. The fewer screens between wanting and paying, the more of them finish.
Nothing here needs a developer, a shop, or a payment account of your own. This is what each step does and what it leaves you with.
A YouTube channel, a Twitch profile, an Instagram account, an old Linktree. We read that page and take what is public on it: your name, your photo, your cover, the text you wrote about yourself, and the other platforms it points at.
You land on a page that already looks like you, not on an empty form. Everything we picked up is editable, and anything we got wrong takes one click to fix.
Your handle is the page: mitpass.app/yourname. It goes in a bio, under a video, on a card, into a stream overlay — one address instead of a list of them.
An offer is a thing with a price and a delivery. Not a jar people drop coins into — something arrives, every time, immediately.
This is the part most tools make you set up yourself. Here it is already set up, because the seller is us.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, on their phone, without making an account first. The fewer screens between wanting and paying, the more of them finish.
The file, the access, the place on your wall — granted the moment the payment clears, not when somebody gets round to it.
Pass is the seller of record. Your dashboard shows what Pass owes you for the sales you generated, and you take it out under your own name.
Worth knowing before you build on it, rather than after.
Nobody tops anything up. Every payment buys a specific thing and delivers it — which is also what keeps this simple to run legally across borders.
You can show how many packs have sold. You cannot show a sum of money moving towards a goal, and there are no deadlines — that is a different product with a different licence.
We count views by day and nothing about who viewed. No profile of your visitors is built here, so there is none to leak or sell.
A real page on the real product, not a mockup of one.