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Commerce · January 29, 2015

Payhip

Sell your digital products direct to your fans and followers

What it does

Payhip is an e-commerce platform that enables anyone to sell digital products directly to their fans and followers using just a link. You can simply upload your product, enter the price and start selling on Twitter, Facebook or your own website. Payhip takes care of file storage, payment processing and product delivery to your customers.

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