Free sample and demo
The public repo, live demo, free checklist, and release ZIP let a buyer inspect the style before paying.
What This Example Proves
A small digital product can be buyer-ready without a custom backend. The useful part is the structure: visitors can inspect something real, understand one paid offer, ask a safe question, and know what delivery includes.
One paid next step
The current path is one fixed $99 repo product-page service. Start with the issue form or email so scope and fit are clear before any private payment step.
Public-safe support
GitHub issue forms handle non-private buyer questions, while payment details and delivery addresses stay out of public issues.
The Live Links
These are the exact public surfaces behind the example. They are deliberately plain and inspectable so another small product owner can copy the pattern.
Product page
The historical storefront example shows the page structure, sample, support route, and delivery information.
Public work
Inspect live pages, implementation evidence, and verified open-source contributions before starting an inquiry.
Free template repo
Template, checklist, demo, issue forms, and README structure for a small digital-product storefront.
Free browser tools
Build a focused static page, then check its metadata, inquiry path, support details, sample, and delivery route.
Copy The Pattern
- Use one product page as the canonical paid offer.
- Put a free sample or demo above any heavy explanation.
- Use one approved inquiry path for public-safe questions.
- Put private delivery details in email, not public GitHub issues.
- Confirm scope through the approved inquiry path before arranging payment privately.
- Run the storefront checker before sharing the page anywhere.
Pick Your Next Step
Free
Use the template, preview a focused static page, and check the result before sharing it.
Public evidence
Review the live case study and engineering profile before deciding whether the fixed scope fits.
$99 repo product page
Turn one existing repo or small product into a buyer-ready GitHub Pages page.
Scope Boundary
This example is for ordinary digital products, templates, learning packs, and small service pages. I do not take security, vulnerability, exploit, bypass, jailbreak, credential, spam, fake-review, or personal-data scraping work.