Migrate without glue code
Bring products and customers over from Stan Store, Gumroad, or Kajabi without hand-writing an import pipeline or reconciling two schemas by hand.
For developers
You could spend a month wiring a checkout to a payments processor, a fulfillment worker, and a data pipeline — or you could turn all of it on and get back to building. TapToBuy handles the plumbing so technical creators and small teams can move an existing store across in an afternoon instead of a sprint.
The problem
For a developer, the sticker price of a platform is rarely the expensive part. The expensive part is the glue: the checkout you have to embed and style, the webhook handlers that reconcile payment events, the cron job that emails a download link, and the export script you write the day you realize your customer records are trapped somewhere you cannot query. Every one of those is code you have to write, test, and then maintain forever.
TapToBuy exists to delete that integration tax. The primitives a store actually needs — collecting a payment, delivering a digital product, capturing the buyer, and reading what happened — ship as built-in behavior rather than as an SDK you assemble yourself. You keep the parts of your stack that make your product yours and hand off the undifferentiated plumbing that every store rebuilds and none of them enjoy.
What you get out of the box
Bring products and customers over from Stan Store, Gumroad, or Kajabi without hand-writing an import pipeline or reconciling two schemas by hand.
Enable Stripe Link, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal without building or hosting a checkout. Buyers pay one-tap with whatever they already have set up.
Delivery of digital products is handled for you, so there is no fulfillment worker to babysit and no download-link email to hand-roll and retry.
Every sale builds a customer database and email list you control. Export it whenever you want instead of being locked into a platform you cannot leave.
See which products and which traffic sources actually convert, so instrumentation is one less thing you have to stand up and maintain yourself.
Built-in AI drafts storefront copy and launch campaigns, shrinking the gap between a shipped product and a live listing from days to an afternoon.
Programmatic access
TapToBuy exposes a versioned API surface under a /v1/* path, so integrations you build target a stable contract rather than whatever shipped last week. Versioning the surface up front is what lets the platform evolve underneath you without silently breaking the automation you depend on — you opt into a new version deliberately instead of waking up to a changed response shape.
If you want to script migrations, sync records into your own warehouse, or trigger downstream workflows, the API is the seam to build against. Treat the specifics below as the shape of the intent rather than a signed contract, and confirm the exact surface with the team before you build production automation on top of it.
Programmatic access runs through a versioned /v1 API, so a version bump is an explicit choice rather than a surprise.
Requests to the API are authenticated, so only your integrations can act on your store's data.
The versioned surface is the seam to build against for migrations, warehouse syncs, and downstream workflows.
How a migration goes
Move products and customer records over from Stan Store, Gumroad, or Kajabi instead of rebuilding your catalog from an empty database.
Enable Stripe Link, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal. There is no checkout to build, host, or PCI-scope yourself.
Point migrations, warehouse syncs, or downstream workflows at the versioned /v1 surface.
Go live knowing every sale grows a customer list you own and can export on demand, so you are never locked in.
Migrate an existing stack, switch on payment rails, and automate fulfillment without writing glue code. You can be live today and keep your data yours.