Your income depends on sponsors
When a brand deal ends, the month doesn't end with it. Without your own product, you chase a new deal every month.
WyvCreator · YouTubers, streamers, influencers
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or live streams: you've built your audience. Now sell under your own brand. Merch, digital products, courses or memberships; on Shopify, on your own domain, connected to YouTube and social storefronts.
01The problem
When a brand deal ends, the month doesn't end with it. Without your own product, you chase a new deal every month.
When the platform cuts your reach, you have no other way to reach your followers. Without your own customer list, your audience is rented.
The product is on one site, the course on another platform, orders in DMs. Every extra click leaves buyers stranded halfway.
02A familiar week
Most creators know this cycle. We're not giving numbers; the sequence itself is familiar enough.
Notifications go out, comments pour in. There are five links in the description, and it's not clear which one to click.
Lots of people are curious. Those asking about the product write in DMs; some give up before they get a reply.
The algorithm wants new content. The interest this video brought in isn't recorded anywhere.
The same fight for reach again with the next video. No direct connection with viewers was made.
If you had your own store, everyone who was curious that week would have landed on a product page and on your list.
03Rented or yours
Platforms are needed for discovery. We're not suggesting you leave them; we're suggesting your sales and customer list build up in your own account.
04What you can sell
Physical or digital; in one store, with one checkout page.
T-shirts, mugs, limited editions. If you don't want to hold stock, we work with print-on-demand apps.
Presets, templates, e-books, sound packs. Files are delivered automatically after payment.
Online courses, live workshops, one-on-one coaching. Scheduling and payment in the same place.
Monthly memberships, gated content, early access. On Shopify, with subscription apps.
On eligible channels, tag your products during a YouTube live stream; viewers go to the product without leaving the stream.
A separate page for co-branded collections and sponsor campaigns; sales are measured in your dashboard.
05Channels
Your store runs on one catalog and connects to eligible channels. Each channel has its own eligibility requirements; we check them together before setup.
Your Shopify store connects to YouTube Shopping (Wix is supported too). On eligible channels, products appear below videos, in the store tab and during live streams.
Product tagging in posts and stories through the Meta catalog; country requirements apply.
Traffic flows to your store through your profile link and campaign pages. TikTok Shop availability depends on the country.
With every order and signup, customer details land in your account, so you can announce new products without ads.
06Why Shopify?
The tools below are built by Shopify or come from official Shopify partnerships. We pick the ones that fit you together before setup.
Your store connects to YouTube; on eligible channels, products are tagged below videos, in the store tab and during live streams.
YouTube sets channel eligibility and country requirements.Your product catalog syncs to Meta; price and stock are updated in one place.
Product tagging depends on the country and the account.Files like presets, templates and e-books are sent to the customer automatically after payment.
A free app from Shopify.Subscription payments for monthly memberships, gated content or recurring boxes.
Your payment provider must support subscriptions; we check this before setup.Announce new products and drops to your store list; templates come ready with your products.
There is a free monthly sending allowance; emails beyond it are paid.Every order, customer and discount code in one place. Reports show you which campaign brought in sales.
The Shopify subscription and app fees are paid by the store owner.
07From video to order
One link in the description or a product tag takes viewers straight to the product page, so they don't get lost on the home page.
The product story, size chart and delivery time go here.
The product tag or the link in the description opens the product page directly.
The selection stays in the cart; payment is completed through the store's connected payment provider.
The order lands in your order dashboard and, if the customer opted in, on your customer list. You announce the next drop to them directly.
Product catalog · size and color options · cart and checkout · digital delivery · order dashboard · shipping and returns pages
See packages ↓This is a sample product view. The store owner sets the price, stock, shipping and return terms.
08Affiliate marketing
Shopify Collabs, Shopify's official affiliate app, adds an affiliate program to your store: other creators recommend your product, each partner gets a unique link and discount code, and sales and commissions are tracked in one dashboard.
You send invites directly to creators or open an application page in your store. You set the commission and the terms.
Sales are matched to each partner's link and discount code. You don't have to track commissions by hand in a spreadsheet.
You send gift products or discount codes to your partners, and you pay commissions from within Collabs, too.
Brands that use Collabs can send creators invites, gift products and discount codes; you track the sales you bring in and your payments in the same place.
Based on the Shopify Help Center (October 2026). Shopify Collabs is available on all Shopify plans except Starter and Retail. Collabs is currently not accepting new creator signups; brands can add creators by inviting them directly. We check the current terms together during setup.
How it works
Which platforms are you on, what do you want to sell, do you have stock? We plan the Shopify setup together.
A theme that matches your channel's visual style, product pages, checkout and shipping. You approve the draft before it goes live.
If you're eligible, we set up the YouTube and social storefront connections; at handover we train you on the dashboard.
Packages
One-time setup fee. No monthly WyvUP fee and no cut of your sales.
For creators who want to sell physical and digital products in one store and connect to YouTube Shopping and social storefronts.
For teams running several channels, creators or product lines from one store.
Selling courses and memberships instead of products? For projects focused on bookings, courses and memberships, we also build with Wix.
For creators who want a personal brand site with courses, bookings and a members area.
$249 one-time · paid in USD by card
For teams running several courses, membership plans and events on Wix.
$390 one-time · paid in USD by card
Payment is charged in TRY. The Shopify subscription and app fees are paid by the site owner.
Yes. With print-on-demand apps, items are produced and shipped as orders come in. Digital products have no stock anyway.
Yes, if your channel meets YouTube's eligibility requirements. Shopify stores can be connected; we check eligibility together before setup.
For most creators we recommend Shopify: merch, digital products, payments and YouTube Shopping in one place. If your work leans more on courses, bookings and memberships than on sales, Wix is also a good option.
You will, completely. The accounts are opened in your name; you can manage them yourself at any time or continue with another team.
Yes, as a separate scope. We plan creator collaborations and ad campaigns around your product launch. No guaranteed sales, no fake engagement.
Tell us what you want to sell and where your audience is. We'll work out the right store and timeline together.
Platform, country and channel requirements may change. YouTube Shopping and social storefront eligibility is confirmed before the project starts.