Live storefront example

See The Buyer-Ready Pieces Behind A GitHub Pages Storefront

This is not a fake customer story. It is a public teardown of the Storefront Starter itself: the offer page, free sample, payment path, delivery help, review path, and setup service.

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 the paid upgrade, pay, and know where support or delivery happens.

Inspect first

Free sample and demo

The public repo, live demo, free checklist, and release ZIP let a buyer inspect the style before paying.

Pay clearly

Direct checkout path

The product page and buy page both expose the $19 checkout, then route private delivery details to email.

Ask safely

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

Primary paid offer with price, free checker, feedback path, review path, setup path, and delivery help.

Free template repo

Template, checklist, demo, issue forms, and README structure for a small digital-product storefront.

Browser checker

Quick buyer-readiness check for metadata, checkout link, support path, sample, refund terms, and delivery route.

Copy The Pattern

Pick Your Next Step

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.