Chapter 1
Eight ways to offer and sell from a digital business card
When you create a new offer, you first pick what you're selling, and the editor shows the steps that fit it. These are the eight options.
Online course
Video or text lessons in modules, with quizzes and a completion certificate. Buyers pay once and get their own learning area.
1:1 session
Your time, on Zoom, by phone or in person. Set your availability, the client picks a slot and pays upfront, and the meeting lands in both calendars with a link and reminders.
Products and merch
T-shirts, caps, vinyl, anything you send by post. You set the stock, the sizes and the shipping price, and when the parcel leaves, the buyer gets an email with the tracking number.
Document or eBook
A guide, a workbook, a template or a digital book. The file stays in your Drive or Dropbox, and buyers get the link right after payment.
Media file
A track, a set, a sound kit or a recording. Add a preview to the offer page; the file itself is delivered as a private link from your own cloud.
Link access
Sell entry to something you already have: a closed group, a content library, a private page or a recording. After payment the buyer gets the link, and you control what sits behind it.
Free download
A gift for an email, such as a checklist or a short guide. Whoever leaves their details gets the link at once and joins your audience.
Linked product
A product you already sell on another site, such as Amazon, Etsy or your own store. A title, a picture and a display price, and the button leads there. No payment through the platform.
Services, a price list and a menu live on the card itself with a quick-contact button (WhatsApp, a lead form or a booking), and the card guide covers them. This guide is about what is sold and delivered through the platform.
Chapter 2
The offer, step by step
The editor walks you through the steps in a fixed order, with a live preview of the page, and at every step you see what is still missing before the offer goes on sale.
- Landing page: the title, a rich description with images and video, what buyers get and how it works, with AI help if you want it
- Design: a colour and a cover, or the same look as your card
- Pricing and payment: price and currency, a sale with dates, the refund policy you must choose before selling for money, and your own terms
- Delivery: the link buyers receive after payment. The system checks that it really opens, and you declare the content is yours. For a physical product, this step sets up shipping instead
- Buyer form: what you ask of whoever buys, up to your own questions and a file upload
- Seller: who the seller of record is, and which contact details buyers see
- Settings: the address, Google visibility, shown or hidden. A course adds the course content, community and instructor steps; a 1:1 session adds the meetings step
- Draft and live: edit quietly, publish when everything is ready, and every publish is kept in the version history
Chapter 3
A sales page at its own address
Every product gets a page in your card's colours, with a short address to share.
- Its own address by kind of offer: myvisito.com/course/your-course for a course, myvisito.com/session/name for a 1:1 session, myvisito.com/download/name for a document or file, and myvisito.com/product/name for everything else
- A catalog page for the whole shop, designed like your card
- Products appear on the card itself, and the buy button leads straight to checkout
- Your own pixels on the sales pages: Facebook and Google Analytics
- The page appears in the buyer's language (English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Hebrew and more), and buyer emails go out in their language too
Chapter 4
A free download for an email
Give a file away, and anyone who wants it leaves their name and email.
- A download gate: name and email, plus a phone number and your own questions if you want them
- Unlock for a follow: before the link, you can ask for a follow or a visit on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Facebook, Spotify, SoundCloud, Telegram, WhatsApp or your website, all of them or any one
- A preview on the page: a SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, Vimeo or Mixcloud link, with the exact clip chosen on YouTube and Vimeo
- Everyone who downloads appears in your audience, with recorded consent for updates
- A good fit for sets, guides and sample files
- The file is delivered by link, and from Premium you can upload it to us
Chapter 5
Everything in the offer editor, step by step
Every step in the editor and everything in it, including what's easy to miss.
Landing pageWhat the buyer sees before deciding.5
- A rich descriptionHeadings, paragraphs, photos and video right inside the text.
- Photos and videoA main image, up to six more, and a YouTube or Vimeo video that sits above the gallery.
- What they get and how it worksUp to six checkmark points and up to four steps that explain the process. Far more convincing than a paragraph.
- Contact on the offer pageYour card's details, different details you set, or none at all.
- Build it with AITell the AI about the offer and it drafts the description, the points and the steps.
DesignThe page looks like your card, not like a form.4
- An accent colourAutomatic from your card, or a colour you choose for this page.
- The coverThe main image, and without one, a designed cover generated in the colour you picked.
- The course lookA colour that paints the player, the progress bar and the certificate.
- The page matches your cardThe colours and the cover come from the card you sell from.
Pricing and paymentThe price, how people pay, and what happens when someone asks for a refund.7
- Price, currency and stockA price, a currency from the list (your local currency plus a few international ones), and a quantity cap when you need one.
- A sale with datesA sale price that starts and ends on its own, with the offer's regular price struck through beside it.
- How people payEvery payment runs on a secure Stripe checkout page, through your own Stripe account or, where available, through the platform. You choose once, on the seller screen.
- Refund policy, required for a paid offerFour options: no refund after purchase (the legal default for a digital product), a refund promise within 7, 14, 21 or 30 days, cancellation up to a few days after the course starts, or free cancellation up to 72, 48 or 24 hours before a session. Each choice says when your money is released.
- The rights in lawThe platform always keeps the legal minimum: a session can be cancelled free of charge up to a few days before it, and a course with a start date until it starts. You can offer more, never less.
- Terms libraryReady terms for every kind of offer, built from the refund policy you chose so they never contradict it, with AI help. The text shows to buyers under the buy button.
- What you keepA live view of the net amount after fees, by plan and by how you get paid.
Delivery: the link buyers receiveThe file stays in your own cloud. We check the link and send it to buyers.6
- A link, not a fileThe document, the media or the content stays in your Drive, Dropbox or any cloud. After payment, buyers get the link on the order page and by email.
- The link is checkedThe platform opens the link and checks that it is public. A private or dead link blocks activation, and you are told exactly why.
- Rights declarationA one-time declaration that the content is yours or that you hold a licence to sell it. Without it, an offer with a link does not go live.
- A preview before buyingA SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, Vimeo or Mixcloud link that plays on the offer page, with the clip chosen on YouTube and Vimeo. For a course: an open lesson. For a document: a sample page.
- The buyer emailA personal message of your own and up to five links, with a preview of the email before you activate.
- Free download: the same step, without paymentIn a free download, people leave their details instead of paying. Everything else is the same: the link, the check and the declaration.
Shipping (physical products)What shipping costs, where you send, and how soon.5
- Domestic shipping priceOne amount per order, on top of the product price. Leave it empty and shipping is included in the price.
- Ships abroad tooOne switch and one price for every other country. Off? The buyer can only pick your country.
- Processing timeHow many business days until the parcel leaves. Shown on the offer page, and the ship-by date counts from it.
- Stock and sizesA total quantity, and up to two choices such as size and colour, with ready-made size ranges one tap away.
- Mark as shippedOn the orders screen: the carrier and the tracking number, and the buyer gets an email with a tracking button.
Buyer formWhat you ask of whoever buys or downloads.5
- Name and email, alwaysThese are always collected. The rest is up to you.
- Phone, company, tax id, addressEach one: not asked, optional, or required. The phone is required by default.
- Consent to updatesA box that is never pre-ticked. Whoever ticks it joins your audience with a consent date.
- Up to eight questions of your ownShort text, long text, a choice list, a date, a number, a link, or a file and image upload.
- A file from the buyerIdeal for custom work: a logo, a brief, a reference image. The file reaches you with the order.
SellerWho stands behind the sale, for buyers and for the law.5
- Seller of recordLegal name, business or company number, address and country. Kept with us and shown to buyers on the receipt and the purchase confirmation, as the law requires. Required before selling for money.
- Verified phoneThe number buyers see on the receipt, and the one we call if there is a problem with an order.
- Contact details on the pageThe same details as on your card, different ones (a business line or your assistant's number, say), or hidden. At least one channel has to stay open to buyers.
- Commerce rulesA one-time acceptance of the commerce rules and the prohibited-products list, an age-18 confirmation, and what you intend to sell.
- A payout accountYour own Stripe account. In some countries where Stripe does not open seller accounts yet, the platform processes payments for you and transfers the money to your bank account. Done once for the whole shop.
Meetings (in a 1:1 session)How the time is set, and where you meet.6
- Three ways to scheduleArrange the time after payment, let the buyer pick a slot from your availability before paying, or link to your own scheduler.
- My availabilityRegular days and hours, special dates, blocked days, session length and how far ahead people can book. A booked slot is never offered twice.
- CalendlyConnect your Calendly account and pick an event type; the time the client books is written to the order on its own when your Calendly plan supports automatic updates. Without a connection, paste a public link to Calendly, Google appointments or any scheduler, and the client marks the time on the order page.
- OnlineA Google Meet link or a Zoom meeting created on its own for every order in your connected account, or a fixed link of your own. The link is sent only once payment is confirmed.
- In personAddress, floor, entry code and directions, shown to the client only after payment, with Waze and Google Maps buttons.
- In both calendarsA confirmed session lands in your connected Google Calendar, and the client gets a calendar invitation and reminders.
Course contentThe course builder, and what the student gets.9
- Chapters and lessonsVideo, text, files, and up to eight slides in a lesson.
- Lesson, quiz or assignmentThree lesson kinds: a regular lesson, a quiz with questions and a pass mark, and an assignment handed in through the questions thread.
- Drip releaseA lesson that opens a number of days after each student joins, or a chapter that opens on a date you set.
- A free preview lessonOne lesson anyone can watch on the sales page, before buying anything.
- A completion certificateUnlocks by itself when the student finishes the whole course, with your title, signature and logo, in the student's language. You can preview it as an A4 page and as a story.
- CommunityA link to a WhatsApp, Telegram or Discord group, delivered only after purchase.
- The instructor blockPhoto, name, role and contact channels. Leave it empty and it comes from your card.
- Student updatesA message to all students with their own name in it, free by email or by SMS on credits, after an automatic content check.
- The students screenWho enrolled, how far they got, when they were last active and who finished.
Offer settingsVisibility, the address, Google and deleting.4
- Shown or hiddenHide an offer from the shop without touching orders that already happened.
- A short addressChoose a name for the address. The previous one stops working, so it is worth choosing once.
- Visibility in GoogleSame as your card, open to search, or hidden. You can also write your own title and description.
- The danger zoneDeleting removes the offer from your cards and ends active campaigns. Anyone who already bought keeps their access.
DistributionWhere the offer appears, and how you measure where buyers came from.5
- Its own short addressEvery offer gets an address by its kind: a course at myvisito.com/course/name, a 1:1 session at myvisito.com/session/name, a document or file at myvisito.com/download/name, and everything else at myvisito.com/product/name. The address does not depend on a card, and if you rename it, the old address keeps forwarding.
- The offer on your cardsSee which cards it appears on, and add it to a card in a tap.
- A campaign linkCreate a tagged link for each channel, and the results show up in the campaigns table in your shop analytics.
- Team distributionOn a team account you can add the offer to everyone's cards, or to selected people.
- A catalog pageOne page for the whole shop, with its own headline, cover and colour.
Audience and ordersWho bought or downloaded, and what happens next.7
- An audience tab per offerOn a free offer the tab is called Audience: name, email, phone, date, consent to updates and the answers they gave. On a paid one it is called Orders.
- CSV exportThe file opens in Excel with Hebrew and Cyrillic intact, no garbled text.
- Orders on one screenSearch, and filter by status, payment method and date range.
- Refund requests with evidenceYou see how many lessons were watched or whether the meeting happened, and decide on that basis.
- Attach an invoiceUpload a document or a link and it is emailed to the buyer and shown on their order page.
- ReviewsAfter a purchase the buyer is invited to rate it. You approve what appears, and a review can be copied straight into your card's testimonials.
- My purchasesEvery buyer gets a personal area with all their files, courses, tickets and receipts, entered with a code and no password.
FinanceWhat came in, what the fee was, and when it reaches the bank.6
- Sales by sourceOffers, events and meetings, in one filter.
- The next transferWhen the bank transfer goes out and what is in it, including an instant payout of money already released.
- Where the money isEvery sale says whether it is on hold, ready to transfer, or already sent.
- Gross, fee and netFor every sale, with the fee itemized.
- Automatic invoicesSome countriesConnecting an invoicing service issues a tax invoice to the buyer after every sale.
- ExportOrders and transactions to CSV, and a detailed statement for every bank transfer.
Coupons and personal linksDiscounts, gifts, and knowing who redeemed.5
- Three kinds of discountA percentage, a fixed amount, or a final price. A final price of zero gives the product away.
- A one-time personal linkCreate secret links that each work once. Send one to someone and they get the offer free, with no code to type.
- Up to 500 at a timeCreate a batch, download a CSV, and copy every unused code in a tap.
- LimitsValid from and until, a redemption cap, and a restriction to specific offers.
- See what was redeemedEvery coupon shows how many times it was used out of its cap.
Chapter 6
A course that sells again and again
Build the course once, and everyone who buys gets in right after paying.
- Chapters and lessons with video, text, files and slides
- Content that unlocks gradually, by learning pace or by dates
- Quizzes, assignments and a completion certificate in the student's language
- A course with a start date: automatic reminders to students before it begins
- Student updates by email, and progress data for every student
Chapter 7
Products and merch: what you send by post
A t-shirt, a cap, a record or a printed book sells from your card like any other offer. You set the shipping price and send the parcel yourself.
- How many you have in stock, and the sizes in one tap: clothing, shoes or one size, plus colours if you need them
- A domestic shipping price, and one price for every other country if you ship abroad. The buyer picks the country and the quantity and sees the total before paying
- Processing time: how many business days until the parcel leaves, shown on the offer page
- Four ready-made terms to start from: basic, extended returns with a size exchange, sealed vinyl and CDs, and made to order
- Coupons, a sale with dates and a personal link work exactly as on every other offer; the discount comes off the price, not the shipping
On the buyer's side
- On the offer page: the price, the shipping line and the size choice
- On the checkout form: the country and the quantity, and the total, shipping included, updates as they choose
- At payment: Stripe collects the full address, and you get it with the chosen size in the "new sale" email
- When you mark it shipped: an email with the carrier and the tracking number, and a "Did the parcel arrive?" button on their order page
The money and the law
- The buyer always has at least 14 days from the day the parcel arrives to return it, and you can offer more
- The payment waits until you mark the order shipped, and is released when the return window ends, counted from the day the parcel arrived
- 20 days after the sale you get a reminder. At 30 days, an order still not marked shipped is refunded to the buyer automatically
- The refund includes the shipping the buyer paid, and return postage is on the buyer when your terms say so. Opened sealed records and CDs, and items made to order, are not returnable
- Import duties and customs in the destination country are on the buyer, and the ready terms say so
When it fits
Merch works when there is already an audience that wants to take something home. Six examples.
Artists after a show
A QR on the stage or at the stand, and the tour tee sells from the card to people who brought no cash. The address reaches you, and you ship the week after.
Content creators
The Instagram and TikTok audience comes in from the link in bio to the card, and buys the cap or the notebook it saw in a story.
A course with a kit
The course is digital, but the kit, the workbook or the samples go by post. Two products on the same card, the same coupon.
A small brand with a few items
Three to six items are too few to justify a full online store. You sell them from the card, and every buyer joins your audience.
Event merch
The conference tee or the party poster sells from the same card people register on, before and after.
A studio or a clinic
A companion product for people who already come: an oil, a booklet, a practice kit. The order arrives with the address, no phone calls.
Merch from your card is extra income from people who already know you. Every buyer joins your audience list with what they bought, and there is no second website to run.
Chapter 6
Payments: the money reaches you
Set up selling once, and every payment runs on a secure checkout page.
- Connect your own Stripe account and the money goes straight into it, or MyVisito processes payments for you where available
- The fee is itemized, with the platform's share and the processing costs shown separately
- The refund policy you choose per product decides when the money is released
- When a payment fails, the buyer sees why in their own language, and you get an alert
- 1:1 sessions are paid for exactly the same way
- Every sale lands on one finance screen: totals, this month and what is still on hold
- On a physical product the money waits until you mark it shipped, and is released once the parcel has arrived and the return window has passed
Chapter 7
Coupons, sales and personal links
A discount or a gift helps people on the fence make up their minds.
- A coupon as a percentage, an amount or a final price, with a validity window and a redemption cap
- A free personal link: a one-time gift that opens with no code to type, great for ambassadors and press
- A sale price next to the regular price, with a start and end date
- The same system powers event coupons too, including free entry through a link
- Coupons work on merch too, on the product price only
Chapter 8
Customers, orders, and what comes after
Everything that happens after someone buys from you.
- Every buyer is saved to your audience as a customer, with what they bought and for how much
- Orders and refunds on one screen, with a clear money status
- Buyers get a personal area of their own, "My purchases": courses, tickets and receipts in one place
- A question before buying lands in your Messages, and your answer returns in the same thread
- Revenue is shown net, after refunds
- A physical order comes with the buyer's address and size, and you add the carrier and the tracking number when you mark it shipped
Chapter 11
What is included, on which plan
The shop opens on Premium: digital products, files, merch shipped by post and paid sessions, with no limit on how many offers you run, and no MyVisito fee on your sales on Premium and Max. Courses, free downloads and coupons are part of it too, with a free trial, and there is no cap on live courses.
Chapter 12
Frequently asked questions
What can I sell today?
Eight kinds of offer: an online course, a 1:1 session paid upfront, a document or eBook, a media file, a physical product shipped by post, access by link to content you already have, a free download in exchange for an email, and a product you sell on another site. Services and a price list sit on the card with a contact button.
Do I need a payment provider account?
It depends on the country: where Stripe opens seller accounts, you connect your own and the money goes straight into it. In some other countries, MyVisito processes the payment for you and transfers the money to your bank.
What fee do I pay on a sale?
The fee follows your plan and is always shown itemized: the platform's component next to the processing costs. The full breakdown lives on the pricing page.
How do buyers receive the product?
Right after payment: the link you set in delivery, on the order page and by email. For a course: access to the learning area. For a session: the time, or the link to book it. Everything also waits in their own space, "My purchases".
What about cancellations and refunds?
You choose a refund policy in advance for every paid offer: no refund, a window of days, until the course starts, or up to a number of hours before a session. Buyers see it before paying, and refunds are handled from the same orders screen.
How does the client get the link to a 1:1 session?
Once payment is confirmed: a Google Meet link or a Zoom meeting created on its own in your account, or the fixed link you set. Meeting in person? The address and entry code go out at the same moment.
Who ships the parcel, and who is responsible?
You do. The platform charges the shipping price you set, hands you the address and the chosen size, and reminds you to mark the order shipped with a tracking number. We work with no carrier and hold no stock. An order not marked shipped within 30 days is refunded to the buyer automatically.
What about returns on a physical product?
The buyer always has at least 14 days from the day the parcel arrives to return it in its original condition, and you can offer more. The refund includes the shipping they paid, and return postage is on the buyer when your terms say so. Opened sealed records and CDs, and items made to order, are not returnable. The buyer asks from their order page, and the request reaches your orders screen.